6.25 Images: Viewing with Electrons
6.50 Conversation Analysis
7.15 Britain: Granary for the Roman Empire?
7.40 Systems Performance: Earthquakes
8.5 Conflict in the Family
8.30 DNA: The Thread of Life
8.55 Inner City Story: 3
9.20 Maths: Modelling, Drugs
9.45 Food Co-operatives In Vermont
10.10 Looking at Heat: Medical Uses
10.35 The Search for Oil
11.0 Evolution of an Ocean
11.25 James Bond : 6
11.50 The Cockcroft Report: 2
12.15 Geology: From Swamps to Coal
12.40 Dominance and Subordtnacy

The feature film starring
Gregory Peck Jane Wyman
Claude Jarman Jr
While his parents struggle to scratch a living from the land they have cleared in the shrub wilderness of the Florida backwoods, young Jody longs for a pet of his very own. This simple story of a boy and his pet fawn is one of the most moving and beautiful films of its kind and earned Claude Jarman Jr an Oscar for his performance as Jody.
Screenplay by PAUL OSBORN based on the novel by MARJORIE KINNAN RAWLINGS Produced by SIDNEY franklin Directed by CLARENCE BROWN Films: page 11

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
4.5*
Motor Racing from Osterreichring
The Austrian Grand Prix
Last year's race, an unhappy one for the turbos, produced a classic finish, with the Lotus of Elio de Angelis beating Keke Rosberg's Williams by a matter of feet.
Commentators
MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
4.30*
Eventing from Locko Park, Derbyshire
The Midland Bank Horse Trials Championship of Great Britain
The richest one-day event of the year is again being staged in the lovely Derbyshire countryside with £6,000 prize money on offer.
There are 27 testing fences on the cross-country section which covers a distance of about 2 miles. The final phase will traditionally be the show jumping.
Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
MICHAEL TUCKER and HUGH THOMAS
Plus a round-up of this afternoon's events in The First
World Athletics Championships and the latest John Player League cricket scores.
* The above timings indicate ani" the first of several transmissions.
Television presentation:
Motor racing AUSTRIAN TV service Eventing JOIINNIE watiierston
Assistant editor JOHN rowlinson Producer MARTIN iiopkins Editor miki MURPHY

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world.
The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic.
Plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Jan Leeming
Editor FRED HOLTUM

A series of seven programmes which examine the impact of air travel on ourselves and the world we live in. Presented by Julian Pettifcr 4: Covquering the Atlantic
The r '» to run the first commercial air service over the most prestigious route linking the New World with the Old. With all the business and national rivalries, the ingenuity and strange byproducts and the endless search for the right aircraft, it is in itself the story of civil aviation.
And within the New World itself, great land distances have been conquered, and routes are still being pioneered by the modern jets.
Film editor DAVID thomas
Produced by HARRY Hastings

with Jan Leeming Weather

A Complex Heart:
Gustave Flaubert (1821-80)
Flaubert's Madame Bovary is now recognised as one of the first great modern novels. It is set, like many of his works, in Normandy, where Flaubert spent nearly all his life. In this programme Julian Barnes. one of this country's leading young novelists and a lifelong devotee of Flaubert, revisits France to explore the author he admires most. He traces the often bizarre course of Flaubert's life, describes the genesis of his major books and assesses his importance as a writer.
Flaubert is portrayed by Richard Bebb in extracts from the novelist's diaries and letters.
Photography JOHN ELSE Film editor JOHN KEENAN
Producer DAVID r. tvrnsuu,

' The term genius is more appropriate to composers than performers, but clearly there are exceptions.' This was how one critic described Radu Lupu at last year's Promenade Concerts.
Tonight, in one of his very rare television appearances, this great Romanian pianist plays one of Schubert's most beautiful and popular works - the Moments Musicaux, Op 94.
The performance, recorded at Chandos House in London, is introduced by Robin Ray.
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film sound BRUCE GALLAWAY Film editor BERNARD ASHBY Director ROBIN LOUGH

The Carrolls Irish Open from the Royal Dublin Golf Club
RAY FLOYD , CURTIS STRANGE, SEVERIANO BALLESTEROS and NICK FALDO have flown in from the American PGA to contest the Irish Open, held at Royal Dublin for the first time. The title is being defended by Irishman JOHN O'LFARY. Also from the European Circuit BERNHARD LANGER , SANDY LYLE and TONY JACKLIN will be in the hunt. Clive Clark introduces highlights of the final day's play.
TV presentation by RADIO TELETIS ICIREANN

Formula One World Championship Austrian Grand Prix
Last year at the picturesque Osterreichring in the Steiermark hills, ELIO DE ANGELIS beat KEKE ROSBERG in a photo-finish to record the first win for Colin Chapman 's Lotus team for four Years.
Since then Colin Chapman has died and the team had been in the doldrums until Birmingham's NIGEL MANSELL drove his new turbo-powered Lotus to a magnificent fourth place at Silverstone. Today's race could not only see Lotus win again but may also mark the debut of the long-awaited McLaren turbo car for NIKI LAUDA and JOHN WATSON. Commentators MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
Television presentation AUSTRIAN TV SERVICE
Producer ROGER MOODY

starring
Candice Bergen, Joan Hackett
The eight Vassar college girls known as ' the group' graduate in 1933. Their lives follow different and fascinating paths until - in 1939-they are reunited by a tragic event.
Screenplay by SIDNEY BUCHMAN
Based on the novel by MARY MCCARTHY Produced by SIDNEY BUCHMAN Directed by SIDNEY LUMET Films: page 11