6.25 The Nervous System
6.50 bart 3: System Engineering
7.15 Ecology: Coypu
7.40 Chemistry: Cyclobutadlene
8.5 Mechanics and Applied Calculus
8.30 Energy and Rockets
8.55 Force and Violence
9.20 Maths: Taylor Polynomials
9.45 Modelling by Mathematics
10.10 Forces in an Engine
10.35 Telephone Switching (2)
11.0 Diabetes: Causes and Effects
11.25 Open Forum
11.50 Photochemistry: Vision
12.15 pm Maths: Complex Integration
12.40 Chemical Processes
1.5 Fossils of Dinosaurs
1.30 The Evolution of Mammals
Introduced by Frank Bough
2.0* International Tennis: The Stella Artois Grass Court Championships from The Queen's Club, London
Last year JOHN MCENROE won his third consecutive title without dropping a set and went on to win his first Wimbledon singles title. Commentators DAN MASKELL JOHN BARRETT and MARK COX
2.45* Cricket: The John Player League
The seventh round of this popular competition which began in 1969. Commentators JIM LAKER and CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
3.30* International Athletics: The U-BIX Challenge Cup from Gateshead
ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA V YUGOSLAVIA V CZECHOSLOVAKIA
The opening England match of this year features formidable opposition from Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. STEVE CRAM and MIKE MCLEOD are included in a strong England team.
Commentators RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY
Organised by the AAA in association with U-BIX Copiers
4.30* International Show Jumping: The World Championship from Dublin
After a week of intense competition, four competitors have emerged to contest the individual final. Each rides his own horse and those of his three rivals to decide who will become, World Champion. Commentators RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and STEPHEN HADLEY
Plus the latest World Cup news from Spain.
* The above timings indicate only the first of several transmissions
Television presentation
Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY
Cricket BILL TAYLOR and JEFF GODDARD Show jumping RTE
Assistant editor Grandstand JOHN ROWLINSON
Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS Editor Grandstand MIKE MURPHY
A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest; plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Jan Leeming
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE
The second of two programmes reporting on an adventurous scheme for dealing with America's teenage offenders. The Trail Blazers
Narrated by Michael Dean
Can Adventure Training rehabilitate young criminals? Inspired by the British ' Outward Bound ' movement, the American Vision-Quest team now confront their unruly youngsters with a series of tough challenges in the wilderness on New Mexico's Gila mountains. The Wagon Train programme has proved so successful that today, three ' trains' are on the road at the same time. Producer Bob Saunders talks to some of the youngsters who were given their ' last chance' on the Wagon Train three years ago, to find out why the scheme appears to work.
Photography MARTIN PATMORE Film editor NOEL CHANAN Producer BOB SAUNDERS Series editors
ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
Kai Winding and Don Lusher
With THE LAURIE HOLLOWAY TRIO from the Planet Theatre, Slough.
Two of the finest trombone players in the world join forces with the jazz piano of Laurie Holloway for melody and improvisation.
Producer KEN GRIFFIN
St Urbain Street and Beyond Mordecai Richler 's Montrael
' I was born in Montreal, but couldn't get out quickly enough. At the age of 19 I quit college and lit out for Europe.'
In 20 years of self-imposed exile MORDECAI RICHLER wrote about Jewish Montreal - St Urbain's Horsemen, The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz and Joshua Now and Then. Ten years ago he returned to a changed city: the Jew. ish families of St Urbain Street had resettled in more comfortable suburbs, supplanted by Greeks, Portuguese and Poles; and tension has increased between French and English-speaking Quebecers. Richler believes the struggle is unlikely to boil over, since both communities expend more emotional energies on their common support for ' the greatest hockey team in the League ', the Montreal Canadiens, than they do on their political differences.
Film cameraman bill MATTHEWS Sound recordist JOHN PRITCHARD Film editor KATE RIVERS
Production assistant JANITA KOLODZIEJ Producer DAVID WALLACE
A film about The Segovia International Guitar Competition '
Maestro Andres Segovia was chairman of the jury of the International Guitar Competition held in his honour last autumn in the beautiful setting of Leeds Castle in Kent. Thirty-four young guitarists from all over the world were selected to play before him. This film is not only about the excitement and music of the competition-but about Spain itself and the land of the guitar and Segovia.
Film cameraman CHRIS cox
Sound MALCOLM HIRST and PETER RANN Film editor PETER WEST Producer DEREK BAILEY Director BARRIE GAVIN
(The Segovia International Guitar Competition is organised by the Sherry Producers of Spain)
A Landseer Film production
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
The Stella Artois Grass Court Championships
Highlights of today's finals from The Queen's Club, London. Introduced by JOHN BARRETT Commentator
DAN MASKELL and MARK COX
Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and DAVID KENNING
