6.5 Housing and the Market
6.55 Maths: Log, Exp, and 'e'
7.20 Recycling Scrap Copper
7.45 Buffon at Montbard
(to 8.10)
King Duncan's Double Trouble by Eileen Humphrey.
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.20 pm)
The 1983
Prudential World Cup England v Sri Lanka from Headingley
England play their sixth and final group match on a day that will decide Wednesday's semi-finalists.
PETER WEST introduces live coverage from Leeds together with news of the other three matches: New Zealand v Pakistan at Trent Bridge
West Indies v Zimbabwe at Edgbaston
Australia v India at Chelmsford Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , JIM LAKER
TOM GRAVENEY , TONY LEWIS
Television presentation BILL TAYLOR and MIKE ADLEY
Producer NICK HUNTER
A group of children play the game 'Policeman, have you seen my child?' and Vicky tells the story of a small boy who loses his favourite toy.
The 1983 Prudential World Cup England v Sri Lanka
Further coverage from Headingley
Wimbledon 83
The Lawn Tennis Championships direct from the All England Club, featuring the first round of the Men's Singles Championship World Cup Cricket
The 1983 Prudential World Cup England v Sri Lanka
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Four films featuring some of the pioneers of the folk song revival.
2: Alison MacMorland and Peta Webb have helped to revive the songs of Scotland and Ireland. Their inspiration comes from the earthy vigour of the tradition combined with the political energy of the women's movement. Filmed at the Co-op Folk Club, Nottingham.
Cameraman BERNARD HEDGES
Executive producer PHILIP DONNELLAN
Compiled and edited by ANDREW JOHNSTON
between Frank Mulr
Clare Francis , Patrick Llchfield and Arthur Marshall
Lynsey de Paul , Robin Bailey Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK GOODSON. BILL TODMAN Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI
featuring Lulu
Another chance to see this dynamic entertainer in action. Lulu's guests are her sister Edwina Lawrie and dance troupe Arlene Phillips' Hot Gossip.
(Repeat)
(Next programme on Wed 8.25 pm)
Presented by Maria Aitken
This week Lord Carrington and Joanna Lumley play the memory game and reveal their more private reminiscences about people, passions and places. Potent music is a game played by Peter Skellern
Assistant producer NICHOLAS SHAKESPEARE Director DAVID G. CROFT
Executive producer FRANCES WHITAKER Producer LAVINIA WARNER
A series of four films looking at the world of dance through the eyes of dancers. 2: Joanna
Though in her 70s, Miss Bluebell is still very much the driving force behind the legendary Bluebell Girls. Last year she returned to the city of her birth-Dublin, and with her came a troupe of touring Bluebells and a show called Hello Paris.
She is constantly recruiting, and Joanna Garbutt , 18, from Newcastle, dreams of becoming a Bluebell. The film follows Joanna through interviews and auditions as she tries to go from A-levels to the stage of the Lido in Paris in less than a fortnight.
Film editor ANDREW WILLSMORE Producer RICHARD DENTON
Match of the Day Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM
The best of the action from the first round of The Men's Singles plus a summary of the main news on the opening day from GERALD WILLIAMS.
Producer JOHN ROWLlNSON
Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON
John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with Joan Bakewell and Linda Alexander , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
11.55 The Dalrodian of Banffshire
Six hundred million years ago, what we know as Scotland was covered by the waters of a warm shallow sea. This programme shows how the sediments which were laid down have since been folded under pressure and now form the landscape of central Scotland.
12.20 am Social Work in Action
How can social workers act effectively when the problems they confront have their roots in poverty? What can they do - anything?
12.45 The Case of the Missing Skills
Industry always seems to need new skills. This programme looks at the exciting 'Lindholmen Project' In Sweden to see how they have linked education, unemployment and job skills.
