7.40 A Milk Run

8.5 Dawn of Man

8.30 M101/19 Matrices: 1

8.55 Islam in Bolton

9.20 Statistics: Significance Testing

9.45 Similarities and Differences

10.10 Database: Query Languages

10.35 Designing for the Disabled

11.0 Teaching Mechanisms

11.25 The Family Doctor

11.50 Television Technology

12.15 Pay for Play School

12.40 Industrial Relations Act 1972

1.5 Cells and Organisms

1.30 Chromatin

1.55 Climates of the Past

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
2.35*
Cricket
The John Player League
Over half-way through the season and the championship by no means decided. The weather decimated the opening fixtures but, to hold their places, the leading counties must maintain the high standard one-day cricket demands. Commentators PETER WALKER CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
3.0*
International Athletics from Gateshead
The Philips Gateshead Games England v Scotland v Hungary v Norway
A full track and field match' which includes the top athletes from all four countries. England are unbeaten in quadrangular matches over the last two seasons and once again should be strong enough to win.
Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING , STUART STOREY
* The above times indicate only the first of several transmissions Television presentation:
Cricket BOB DUNCAN and HUW JONES Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY
Grandstand produced by JIM RESIDE
Grandstand edited by HAROLD ANDERSON
Theme music available on Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette ZCR 348). from record shops
During August the following BBC Video cassettes will be available from retailers: Play Golf (BBCV 1004); Play Tennis (BBCV 1010); Horseback (BBCV 1011); Harry Carpenter 's Video Book of Sport (BBCV 5011); priced at £37.95 each.

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world; the interesting and the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall

The last of 20 programmes
A duel of words and wit between Arthur Marshall, Victoria Wood, Peter Egan and Frank Muir, Rula Lenska, Nigel Dempster
Referee Robert Robinson

Weather

An exploration with Richard Mabey

Why are birthwort, milkwort and the primrose so named? Why do we find sheets of bluebells in some woods and not in others? Why do poppies suddenly appear on newly turned ground?

Richard Mabey guides us through the countryside from the Dales to Devon, from Kent to the New Forest. He tells us a new and intriguing story about the 5,000-year-old partnership between ourselves and our flora, and how we've taken them into our medicine chests, gardens, into children's stories, adult myths and religion,

BBC Bristol

Brian Plummer is a hunter. His obsession is with the ways of rabbits, hares, foxes, badgers and rats, and of the dogs that men still breed and train to hunt them. Brian once lived without money for two years on what his dog could kill. Now he earns his living as a teacher, and by writing books on hunting. But he still hunts, walking the suburban fields north of Birmingham with a bleak eye on the encroachment of the city, and for himself as one of the last of a dying breed.

BBC Bristol

opens a season of feature films especially made for television
Starring Stefanie Powers , Paul Clemens

On 30 September 1973, 18-year-old Peter Reilly was accused of the brutal murder of his mother. After interrogation Peter signed a confession, which he later renounced. This powerful film depicts the aftermath of these tragic events when the small Connecticut township in which Peter grew up came to his defence. Based on one of the most controversial and harrowing cases in American legal history, the film marked British director Tony Richardson's US television debut

(First showing on British television)
Films: page 82