6.5 TV and Politics: Britain (3)

6.30 Electronics: Power Amplifier

6.5 Spatial Learning and the Hippocampus

7.2 Questioning Theories

7.45 The Agora of Athens

(to 8.10)

(For details: see BBC1 at 4.20 pm)

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Dibs says 'I wish I were you' and imagines himself as Cosmo. A visit to the seaside to meet Tessa who lives there, build sandcastles and catch crabs. (Repeat)

(Repeat)

The Lawn Tennis Championships
Live coverage of the fourth day's play from the All England Club, introduced by HARRY CARPENTER DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT , BARRY DAVIES. MARK COX, ANN JONES. VIRGINIA WADE, BILL THRELFALL and RICHARD EVANS provide the commentaries on the best of the matches on the Centre and No 1 Courts. Plus the latest news and results.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring Gary Day
' Go back to selling insurance', orders Paul's agent when his first novel sells a total of 50 copies. ' Why should anybody buy your novel? ' he asks. ' You've gotta be sensational, be controversial, have a gimmick.' So for his next novel, Paul hits on a surefire gimmick that will lead him into the best-seller lists....
Screenplay by ALAN HOP GOOD Director MALCOLM RORERTSON
An Australian film and television school production

Presented by Henry Kelly and Susan Grossman , with drinks correspondent Jill Goolden
This week the lively Food and Drink team turn their attention to the way Britain ate in the Second World War and how it has affected our eating habits ever since.
Director ROBERT TONER
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

The Little Bounder
Dramatised by ELIZABETH HOLFORD Narrated by Desmond Hawkins
1 For luck whispers Rose to her daughter, Lizzie, as she slips the pendant round her neck. It was also a farewell gift-the only thing Rose had left to give. Lizzie wore it night and day during her seven years ' bound to a Dart-moor farmer. Eventually it proves its worth and brings her luck ...
Photography MIKE WAGEN Film editor ROD THOMAS
Assistant producer JULIET MAY
Produced and directed by JOHN KING

A Place in the Country
That unique British institution, the country house, experienced a final glorious flowering during the 1930s when labour was cheap and the well-to-do had the time and the means to enjoy their place in the country.
At Stansted Park in West Sussex there were weekend house parties, racing at nearby Goodwood and a private theatre for dramatic entertainments. While beyond the green baize door a butler, two footmen, a housekeeper, a cook and a small army of maids kept the great house running like clockwork. Outside a dozen men or more manicured the gardens and grew nectarines and figs, peaches and melons for the delectation of the ninth Earl and Countess of Bessborough and their guests. Narrated by ANDREW FAULDS
Film editor PETER BARBER
Producer CHRISTOPHER COOK

Match of the Day Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM from the All England Club. Highlights of today play in the world's greatest tennis event, and a round-up of the news from GERALD WILLIAMS.

11.40 Images: Lens Design
All modern cameras and even the human eye use glassy lenses to focus Images of the real world. This programme shows the chief steps in designing and manufacturing lenses.

12.5 am Community and Order
How has policing changed in Liverpool 8 since the riots? What initiatives have the government taken, and how does the local community respond to both?

12.30 Handicapped in the Community
Can mentally-handicapped people be integrated into a community, and live in their own houses? A look at the Outward Housing Scheme in Waltham Forest.