6.25 Images and Information.
6.50 Graphs, Networks and Design.
7.15 Geology: Limestone Deposition.
7.40 The Nature of Chemistry.
8.5 Oxidative Phosphorylation.
8.30 Gas Chromotography and Alcohol.
8.55 Evaluating Theories.
9.20 Maths: Why ' e '?.
9.45 The Digital Computer.
10.10 The Making of Steel. 10,35 Lucas Aerospace.
11.0 Only in the Mating Season.
11.25 Computing: Systems Analysis.
11.50 Oceanic Plant and Animal Life.
12.15 Reluctant Militants.
12.40 The Embryonic Environment.
1.5 The Dalradlan of Banffshlre.
1.30 Physics: Vibrations of Music.
Introduced by Frank Bough
2.0* Cricket: The John Player League
Extensive coverage of today's match in the Championship, which this year carries a first prize of £12,000. Essex were last season's winners, but no county has defended the title successfully since Kent in 1973.
Commentators JIM LAKER, CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS and PETER WALKER
3.0* Athletics from Crystal Palace
The Southern Counties AAA Championships
These area championships will, as usual, provide plenty of excitement. Among the athletes taking part are MIKE MCFARLANE, COLIN REITZ, MIKE WINCH and Olympic gold medallist DALEY THOMPSON.
Commentators RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY
Organised by the SCAAA in association with ALTROSPORT SURFACES
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On the eve of the championships, GERALD WILLIAMS looks ahead to the likely winners in the men's and women's events. Can JOHN MCENROE retain his title, or will a new face emerge in the absence of Borg and Lendl? Who will pose the biggest threat to CHRIS LLOYD as she tries to win a fourth singles championship?
Plus the latest news from Spain on ENGLAND'S second match in the World Cup finals against CZECHOSLOVAKIA.
* These timings indicate only the first of several transmissions
Television presentation: Cricket BOB DUNCAN and JEFF GODDARD Athletics
JOHN SHREWSBURY Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
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 GAMBLi
A series to mark the centenary of the composer's birth introduced by John Drummond 4: Les Noces
Tonight's programme presents one of the greatest scores that Stravinsky composed for Diaghilev. It will be played twice, first as a concert piece and then to accompany a filmed performance of the ballet Which was choreographed in 1923 by BRONISLAVA NIJINSKA.
Leonard Bernstein, Nicholas Nabokov and Sir Frederick Ashton discuss the history of the music and the choreography.
Devised by JOHN DRUMMOND
Performed by Anny Mory (soprano) Patricia Parker (mezzo-soprano) John Mitchinson (tenor) Paul Hudson (bass) Martha Argerich, Homero Francesch, Cyprien Katsaris, Krystian Zimerman (pianos) with the London Percussion Ensemble and the English Bach Festival Chorus chorus master NICHOLAS CLEOBURY conducted by Leonard Bernstein
Ballet devised by NATALIA GONTCHAROVA and performed by artists of The Royal Ballet including Vergie Derman, Anthony Dowell, Leslie Edwards, Romayne Grigorova, Gerd Larsen, Christopher Newton, Georgina Parkinson, Derek Rencher
Ballot director BOB LOCKYER
Music producer RODNEY GREENBERG
Produced by JOHN SELWYN GILBERT
(Apollo: Tuesday 9.20 pm)
Creative Countryside
Last summer Bernard Price made a personal journey through England to explore the ways its varied landscape has inspired so many of our best-loved artists and musicians. For many people Ashdown Forest in Sussex is known as 'Pooh Country', so vivid are the images of A.A. Milne's books and Ernest Shepard's illustrations. BERNARD PRICE plays Pooh sticks under the real Pooh Bridge and guides us further off the beaten track to discover other less familiar artists whose work celebrates the diversity of the English countryside.
Film editor PAUL CARTER
Produced by PETER CRAWFORD. BBC Bristol
Continues a season of films star. ring one of the screens most powerful actors. Tonight with Sarita Montiel Brian Keith
Ralph Meeker
As the American Civil War ends, the last bullet is fired by Private O'Meara, of the Confederate forces. It wounds a US Cavalry Lieutenant. Years later - when O'Meara has joined the Sioux - they are to meet again and relive the battle between the North and the South.
This intelligent Western gives Rod Steiger the opportunity of a fascinating character role as the Southerner who tries to reject his own people.
Written, produced and directed by SAMUEL FULLER Films; page 11
with Jan Leeming Weather
The 1982 US Open Golf
.Championship from Pebble Beach, California
HARRY CARPENTER, with comments from TONY JACKLIN, introduces live satellite coverage of the final round played over one of the world's most spectacular courses.
TOM WATSON has never won tne US Open, but surely the worlds most consistent golfer will change that situation soon.
Book, The World of Golf, £995; BBC Videobook and Laservision Videodisc, presented by Peter Alliss , Play Golf (bucv 1004), from retailers.
