6.25 Vinyl Chloride Production
6.50 What Value Nuclear Protests?
7.15 Understanding Space and Time
7.40 The Plough and the Hoe: 4
8.5 Social Psychology
8.30 Equilibrium Rules, OK?
8.55 The Real World
9.20 Maths: Calculus
9.45 Marshall Aid
10.10 17th-Century England
11.0 Graduates for Growth
11.25 Sociology: Principles of Caste
11.50 Biology: Chicken or Egg?
12.15 Pine Point Mine: Origins
12.40 Middlemarch by George Eliot
1.5 Modelling Stock Control
1.30 Maths Modelling: Bicycles
Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Golf from Wentworth
The Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship
Sixty-five have survived the 'cut' and head off down the Burma Road, sticks in hand, for another four hours of fading, drawing, pin-splitting, lagging and hopefully a bit of sinking.
Commentators HARRY CARPENTER
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK
BRUCE CRITCHLEY , ALEX HAY
Athletics from Cwmbran
The HFC Trust & Savings
United Kingdom Championships organised by the BAAB
The next episode of the ZOLA BUDD saga comes from Wales. First the heats of the 1500m, and if that goes well, the final tomorrow. There's an Olympic trial for the 10,000m, PETER ELLIOTT 'S back from Lanzarote and hoping for an 800m passage to Los Angeles, and FATIMA WHITBREAD will be bringing her javelin. Commentators
DAVID COLEMAN , RON PICKERING
STUART STOREY , BRENDAN FOSTER
The Decathlon from UCLA
There was this German called HINGSEN who took something away from a Briton called THOMPSON. So last week Daley went to get back the record he felt Jurgen had stolen from him. In the end....
Reporter KEVIN COSGROVE
Swimming from Coventry
The Sun Life Olympic Trials
More thrashing in the shallows as the Olympic squad begins to take shape. Commentators
ALAN WEEKS , HAMILTON BLAND
Football from Glasgow: Scotland v England Yesterday's orderly encounter at Hampden Park, renowned for the generous reception given to visiting sides, especially England!
TV presentation: Golf HAROLD ANDERSON RICHARD TILLING , ALASTAIR SCOTT Swimming HUW JONES
Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY
Producer, Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Assistant editor, Grandstand BRIAN BARWICK Editor, Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS
A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world: plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Jan Leeming
A series of nine stories set in a time-share flat.
4: High Hopes by JILL HYEM
Five total strangers meet in flat No 9, to spend the week together. They have been brought together by Phoebe on condition that they try not to communicate in English. It proves to be an educational week.
Music by KENYON EMRYS ROBERTS
Costume designer odile DICKS-MIREAUX Make-up designer JENNIFER HUGHES Designer GLORIA CLAYTON Producer EVGENY GRIDNEFF Director MIKE VARDY
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
The fig tree, known as 'Amate' to the ancient Mayan Indians, is a giant of the tropical forest of Central America. Yet without a creature so small that it can stand on the head of a pin, it would not exist. The tree is completely dependent on the elaborate and intricate life-style of a tiny fig wasp; remarkably, the one cannot live without the other.
And that's not all. Through the seasons, by day and night, a strange community of plants and animals inhabits the tree, ranging from bromeliads growing on its branches to iguanas and howler monkeys which dine off its fruit and leaves, and pacas and jaguarandis that dwell in its roots.
BBC Bristol
A Portrait of Gwen John 1876-1939 by ELAINE MORGAN with 'I think I shall do something good soon -if I am left to myself and not absolutely destroyed.'
For many years almost the only thing generally known about Gwen John was that she was the sister of Augustus John. Yet Gwen John , like her pictures, intense, subdued yet passionate, is now regarded by many as the finer artist.
In the 1890s Gwen joined Augustus at the Slade School of Art but, thereafter, their paths diverged. Gwen moved to Paris, earning a living as an artists' model. She posed for the sculptor Rodin, becoming his mistress, a love affair which was to obsess her. After his death she continued to paint with a devotion and single-minded-ness matched by extreme reluctance to sell or exhibit.
Programme adviser MARY TAUBMAN Costume designer BARBARA KIDD Film editor PAM BOSWORTH Designer JIM CLAY
Photography colin WALDECK
Produced, directed by ANNA BENSON GYLES
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The King's Singers tour this week goes to Regensburg in Bavaria, a beautifully preserved medieval town, and the surrounding Danube countryside. The Reichssaal, the home of Germany's first parliament, the 12th-century Wiirstkuche, one of Europe's oldest pubs, and Castle Prunn, a typical Bavarian hilltop castle, are among the settings for music by Hassler, Senfl, Forster and the ubiquitous Lassus.
The programme is introduced by Bill Ives , the group's tenor. with The Consort of Musicke directed by Anthony Rooley
Photography IAN PUNTER Sound TERRY ELMS
Film editor ARTHUR BENNETT Producer PETER BUTLER Director PETER BARTLETT
The last of a three-part story of young men whose lives collide in post-war Poland starring Michal Aniol
Andrzej Golejewski Jan Jurewicz Work
1956: Stalinism has been rejected in the Soviet Union but there is still little hope for a thaw in Poland. Daniel, Piotr and Jakubik find themselves caught up in the struggle between the inflexible Party bureaucracy and workers' demands for reforms. When the Party's support of corrupt factory management becomes untenable, a scapegoat has to be found. Jakubik can see only one way out.
English commentary spoken by Bernard Hepton
Written by ALEKSANDER MINKOWSKI Directed by ANDRZEJ KOSTENKO
(A Polish series with English subtitles)
The Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship
Highlights of the third round, introduced by HARRY CARPENTER from Wentworth.
