6.25 Ecology
6.50 Decision Making: The Falklands
7.15 Freedom and Plenty
7.40 Last of the Liberties
8.5 Roman Pots
8.30 Measuring the Earth and the Moon
8.55 Whose Account Counts?
9.20 Maths: The Binomial Theorem
9.45 Thomas Hardy and Cornwall
10.10 Brick by Brick
10.35 From Petroleum to Polyethylene
11.0 A Profile of Charles Ives
11.25 Solubility
11.50 Life on Seashores
12.15 The Message of Starlight
12.40 Development in a Turkish Village
1.5 Systems, Boundaries and Biases
1.30 Maths Methods: Newton's Laws

The John Player Cup Fourth Round:
Leicester v Wakefield
Last season Wakefield were the first Yorkshire club to top the Northern Merit Table and, with their two centres on the brink of English selection, they will provide very stiff opposition for the free-running Leicester backs who have helped their club win the title in the three consecutive years up to 1981 and reach the semi-final last season.
NIGEL starmer-smith commentates and brings news, views and action from the rest of the weekend's rugby.
Series producer HUW JONES
Book, The World of Rugby, £6 25 from booksellers

Antony Hopkins introduces further highlights from the recent season of Schools Proms in which talented youngsters from schools and colleges throughout the country took part.
Producer KEN GRIFFIN
The concerts were presented by Afusic for Youth in conjunction with Commcrcial Union Assurance

What Little Girls arc Made Of
Is there an inborn difference in the intelligence of men and women?

The second of 15 programmes in which Jonathan Miller talks to eminent psychologists.
Professor Jerome Bruner , from the New School for Social Research in New York, explains how the study of the ' mind ', once a dirty word in psychology, has revolutionised the exploration of our mental lives. He also discusses insights into the growth of the infant mind and describes some of his own work with children.
Designer COLIN LOWREY. Production PHILIP SPEIGHT , DAVID F. TURNBULL

from Painswick House, Glos.
The US took an early lead of two international match points in the first programme. There are still 72 boards to be played. Presenter JEREMY JAMES
Commentator JEREMY FLINT bridge correspondent of The Times For the US: gail moss
JACQUI MITCHELL , NEIL SILVERMAN MATTHEW GRANOVETTER
For the UK: NICOLA GARDENER PAT DAVIES , TONY PRIDAY CLAUDE RODRIGUE
Director LINDA McCarthy
Producer PETER bazalgette

Plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Jan Leeming
Editor FRED IIOLTUM

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valeric Singleton
With LUKE CASEY, NICK CLARKE and MARK ROGERSON reporting in Britain and abroad on business, finance, your money and other people's. Featuring this week: Nice Clean Jag for Sale?
Jaguar Cars have turned a near disastrous reputation into one for quality and workmanship. Last year they doubled sales in the all-important American market. But BL could soon face the prospect of selling off Jaguar. NICK CLARKE reports on the transformation and what privatisation would mean to this prestigious British company.
Plus Money Maker on how to make the best of your savings.
Producer PAUL cibbs
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor JOHN REYNOLDS

On the Warpath in Arizona Written and narrated by Simon Winchester
One of the strangest disputes in the history of the American West has been going on for over 100 years.
The Navajo and the Hopi tribes are fighting over their right to live on the same piece of land. The Indians blame the US Government for the confusion and the conflict. The dispute is over ancient ancestral rights and more recent treaty agreements. Today 6,500 Navajos are resisting being moved from their tribal lands, so that the Hopis can take them over - by order of the US Government.
Film editor phii.ip ELLIOTT Producer ROB SAUNDERS
Series editors ANTHONY Isaacs , PETER JONES

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

A series of seven programmes celebrating the work and the ways of the Poet Laureate, Sir John Betjeman
Presented by Jonathan Stedall
3: A Somerset church-hymns and poetry- the Crofton beam engine - an Australian ballet - Alfred Lord Tennyson - a letter from India - and a conversation at Harefield Church in Middlesex with Myfanwy and John Piper about vicars, taste and 'pleasing decay'. Also a surprise gift and visit for Betjeman's 75th birthday from Philip Larkin , Kingsley Amis, Roy Fuller , Alan Ross ,
R. S. Thomas , Elizabeth Jennings , John
Wain Alan Brownjohn,
Stephen Spender , Edward Lowbury , and publishers Jock Murray and Roger Pringle. With extracts from Tennyson: A Beginning and an End (1968), Discovering Britain
(1955), Omnibus (1968 and 1972), One Pair of Eyes (1971) and Meeting Point (1960).
Film editor ERIC BROWN
Producer JONATHAN STEDALL

by BERNARD KOPS
The third in a series of five plays Live from Pebble Mill
Julie and Mandy meet on Euston Station. They find themselves in a city of sharks and shelters, of pimps and pills. Homeless and penniless, the first priority for kids in the night is a place to sleep. With Tim and Mike they discover friendship and enjoyment and begin to build a home and a life together.
Music composed by ADRIAN LEE Lighting PETER BOOTH Sound DAVID HUGHES
Designer STANLEY MORRIS
Produced by ROBIN MIDGLEY
Directed by ROBERT WALKER
BBC Pebble Mill

From the beautiful Ailsa Course at Turnberry Hotel, Ayrshire, scene of the 1977 Open Championship.
Golfing superstars Lee Trevino and Severiano Ballesteros , who between them have won every major championship, lead teams of celebrity partners as they challenge for the Marley Trophy.
Actor Albert Finney makes his début in the series, partnering Lee Trevino ; while Terry Wogan , who showed his golfing prowess by sinking a 90-foot putt at Glen-eagles in a previous series, returns to partner Seve Ballesteros.
PETER ALLiss commentates and talks with the players in this match over nine selected holes.
Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID kenning

starring
Donald Sutherland , Julie Christie Following the accidental drowning of their young daughter, John and Laura Baxter go to Venice - he to work and she to recuperate. The couple meet two sisters taking a winter holiday in the beautiful but strangely eerie city. One of the women claims to have psychic powers and convinces Laura that she can communicate with the dead child, gradually involving the couple in a series of bizarre happenings and encounters that can only lead to tragedy. This is one of the most hauntingly beautiful and mysterious films of the last decade.
Screenplay by ALLAN SCOTT. CHRIS BRYANT From a story by DAPHNE DU MAURIER
Produced by PETER KATZ
Directed by NICOLAS roeg
(My Cousin Rachael by Daphne du Maurier starts next Monday)