10.10 The Pre-School Child: All in a Day's Work

10.35 Governing Schools: The Meeting

11.0 S101 Preparatory: Maths: Algebra

(to 11.15)

The Benson and Hedges Championships from Wembley Arena
If the Seeding Committee are correct, today's final should be between defending champion JOHN MCENROE and JIMMY CONNORS.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , MARK COX
Producers
JOnNNIE WATHERSTON, JOHN PHILIPS

Ulster v The Australians from Ravenhill, Belfast
With their first International against Ireland next week, THE AUSTRALIANS will find ULSTER, after their victory over Munster, hard to beat.
Also, highlights of the first test match in Toulouse between FRANCE and NEW ZEALAND.
NIGEL STARMER-SMiTH commentates on this match and brings news of the weekend's rugby.
Commentator in Belfast CHRIS REA
Director MATT CARRUTH
Television presentation in Toulouse FRENCH TV SERVICE
Series producer HUW JONES

A digest of the news of the week; plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear; with Jan Leoming
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton Britain's most popular business and economic programme. Featuring Mitterand's France: is the socialist dream turning sour? And including Moneymaker.
Producer JENNY CLAYTON
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor DAVID LLOYD

The Romany Trail
The first of two programmes Into Africa
Gypsy music is the means by which the Romany people have preserved their legends and history throughout the world.
From Appleby, England, we trace the ' roots ' of the Romany people to the nomadic tribes of North India. Then we follow The Romany Trail down the Nile, to discover the hitherto unknown gypsy tribes of Egypt, spreading from the temples of Luxor to the fortune-tellers, fire-eaters, puppeteers and exorcists of old Cairo.
The trail then leads across Africa into Spain, where the greatest gypsy flamenco dancers and singers still live. Finally we follow the annual pilgrimage from Spain to the festival of Saintes Mariesde-la-Mer in France.
Film cameraman CHRIS MORPHET Film recordist GREG BAILEY Film editor (part 1) ROLAND ARMSTRONG
Film editor (part 2) MIKE APPELT Producer JEREMYMARRE
'Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES
(Part 2 Tuesday 7.10 pm)

with Jan Looming ; Weather

Peter Grimes by BKNJAMIN BRITTEN
In the second of four programmes, Sir Geraint Evans works with young professional singers on the portrayal of characters in Britten's most popular opera in a story of an outcast fisherman in a Suffolk coastal village, full of hypocrites and wagging tongues; with Scenes staged by CHRISTOPHER RENSHAW Répétiteur ANTHONY NEGUS Sound HARRY THOMAS Lighting OLIVER DYER
DesignerPAUIINE HARRISON Producer DAVID BUCKTON Director KEITH CHEETHAM

Germany Under (he British
A series of five programmes which looks at British rule in Germany after the Second World War.
Written by Patrick O'DONOVAN Narrated by Leo McKern 3:Out of the Dark
It was in purging German intellectual life of the taint of Nazism that the British were at their best. They worked by example rather than precept. The Occupation newspaper, Die Welt, was modelled on The Times. What had once been Dr Goebbels' radio was now run like the BBC. Children who had been taught to count in bombs and fighter planes found that school could be fun. The Germans were like the prisoners in Fidelio, says a British teacher, coming out of their cells into the daylight. Among those taking part: Sir Robert Birley , Sir Hugh Greene Peter von Zahn , Lord Barnetson Dr Gerd Bucerius
Film editor LARRY TOFT
Producer PATRICIA MEEHAN

Presenter Jeremy James Commentator JOHN BEARD
After a dramatic fight back by the Americans at the expense of the British team last week. the fight for the Grand Slam Bridge Trophy is now on in earnest. The players:
For the UK: Pat Davies
Nicola Gardener , Jeremy Flint and Claude Rodrigue
For the USA: Matthew GranoveUer Neil Silverman , Jackie Mitchell and Gail Moss
Designer CHRIS ROBILLARD Director JILL MARSHALL
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

A serial in ten parts Part 5 by KEN TAYLOR
Cesare has renounced the priesthood for worldly ambition; King Louis of France has given him a dukedom and a wife. Alfonso Biselli , Lucrezia's new and adored husband, knows too much about Cesare's secret treaty with the French and fears for his life.
The Borgias (record REP 4S8, cassette ZCH428), from retailers
* Ceejax subtitles on page 270

[Starring] Glenda Jackson
with Timothy West, Peter Eyre, Patrick Stewart, Jennie Linden
In Trevor Nunn's film adaptation Of THE ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY production, Glenda Jackson heads a distinguished cast as Ibsen's enigmatic and tragic heroine. Her interpretation of the complex character of Hedda Gabler, a moody, disillusioned and dominant woman frustrated by her recent marriage to a weak. ineffectual husband and trapped by her own rigid social conformity, has been described by Clive Barnes in the New York Times as 'a merciless yet beautiful performance, reaching its terrible and great climax in paroxysms of pure triumph'.
Screenplay by TREVOR NUNN. based on the play Hedda Gabler by HENRIK IBSEN Produced by ROBERT ENDERS
Directed by TREVOR NUNN. films: page 17 (First showing on British television)