6.5 Maths: Multiplying Matrices
6.30 North Westminster Community School
6.55 Geology: Clays
7.20 Social Science: The End of the Lme?
7.45 Made Without Flaw

9.15 Encounter: Germany Leisure
Shopping in Hamelin and an evening meal. A church service. The scouts and a pop-group.

9.33 Treffpunkt: Deutschland Freizeit

9.52 Talkabout
The Challenging Bull

10.12 Science Workshop Animals of the Soil 'B'

10.34 Scene
What is it Like to be Old?
A couple in their 90s still caring for each other, a 74-year-old lady learning to swim, and a couple in their 60s who have just met and fallen in love. They are all 'old' - but what exactly does it mean to be old?
Producer ANDY WALKER

11.5 Maths-in-a-Box A fantasy in ten parts
10: Evens and Odds and Ends Producer MORTON SURGUY

11.30 Outlook
Great Archaeological Mysteries. 5: Peat Bog Man
In a bog in Denmark two men are discovered, one with a rope around his neck the other with his throat slit. Both bodies are around 2,000 years old.
Producer R. DILWYN JONES

11.55 Play Tennis
Five programmes with a new step-by-step method for beginners. 5: Play the Game
Rallies, doubles

12.20 Inside Women's Magazines
A look at the development of women's magazines from the 17th century to the present day.
5: Feminism and Feminity

12.45 Micros in Schools: In the Classroom
What are microcomputers being used for in schools? From 5-year-olds counting to sixth form ecologists, this is a tour of what's happening now. Producer JOHN JAWORSKI
A BBC/Open University production

1.10 A Good Job with Prospects Open Spaces

1.38 Around Scotland. Salmon
CHRIS MYLNE investigates the mystery of the 'Red Fellow'.
Producer PETER WHITEFORD

2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Swing and Sway JAMILLA MASSEY and her friends show how to say hello in dance and tell a traditional Asian story in English.

2.15 Music Time
The Sleeping Beauty

2.40 Walrus
What's it Gonna Be? My Pretty Maid by GERRY HUXHAM.

Further coverage of today's races.
3.10 Cystic Fibrosis
Novices Chase (3m If)
3.45 Holiday Inn Handicap
Hurdle (2m)
4.20 Haig Whisky Foxhunters Chase (2m 6f)
Another complete circuit of the National fences and the race which so often in the past has pointed the way to future form. The most recent instance was Grittar, winning the Foxhunters in 1981 and the Grand National itself a year later.

Dostoevsky lived his life on the edge of disaster - financial, political and emotional. His novel The Gambler is about an obsession with roulette, but also about love.
Producer RICHARD ARGENT
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

continues a season of religious films, tonight starring Tom Tryon as Stephen Fermoyle

From his ordination as a Roman Catholic priest in 1917, Stephen Fermoyle rises through the church to become a Cardinal on the eve of World War II. During the ceremony, he casts his mind back over the personal and professional conflicts of his life: the question of abortion, the denial of romantic love, the violence of racism and the evil of Hitler.
Otto Preminger's epic film is a bold and moving depiction of the church in a time of great political tension filmed in Boston, Vienna and Rome.

Films: page 18

Presented by Henry Kelly and Susan Grossman with drinks correspondent Jill Goolden
Special day trip to Dieppe - cross channel shopping trip. Among the features are wine and beer bargains in the hypermarket, visits to a cheese shop and a restaurant, a vegetable market and the best food bargains.
Director BEUNDA GILES
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

Mike Harding ferries his road show across the water and takes up residence in the Grand Opera House, Belfast, for the next six weeks. His mixture of new stories and songs is assured a special Belfast reception in this beautifully restored theatre.
Director JOHN ROONEY
Producer ROD TAYLOR. BBC Manchester

... of documentary Animal Antiques
Where have all the farm animals gone? Are there no cows left that are not the monochrome Freisian? What happened to the Longhorn, the all-purpose cow, which could plough as well as provide milk, the Gloucester Old Spot, the cottager's pig, that lived off scraps in the orchard, and the small compact Shetland sheep, that eats little and is good for crossing? They exist, thanks to a few farmers and small holders, whose dedication goes beyond simple nostalgia. For who can say that in the genes of rare breeds there may not lie a hidden potency - some immunity to disease perhaps, or a multi-purpose function that husbandry in years to come may need? Film editor DAVID THOMAS
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer JOHN PERCIVAL

Burbank's most famous celebrities, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin , invite you to half an hour of quick-fire comedy. Tonight's guest star is Connie Stevens plus a variety of surprise guest appearances
Director GORDON WILES
Executive producer GEORGE SCHLATTER

John Tusa , Peter Snow , and Donald MacCormick , with MAUREEN CARTER and BRIDGET KENDALL , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.

The last of four programmes about the pioneering days of television outside broadcasts narrated by John Craven. By Eurovision and Satellite
In 1950 a BBC unit went to Calais. Eurovision started in 1954. The Telstar satellite brought live pictures from America in 1962, and worldwide television became possible in 1967. Assistant producer MICHAEL PARKER Producer MARTIN L. SELL

11.55 Density and Viscosity in Mineral Extraction
Once excavated, an ore has to go through many stages of purification. This programme shows how minerals can be extracted and separated by utilising their different densities and viscosities.
12.20 Psychology: Cognitive Maps
Three people who live and work around Shepherd's Bush in London talk about and demonstrate their personal maps of the area.