6.5 Buffon at Montbard
6.30 Stronghold of the Gospel
6.55 Modelling by Mathematics
7.20 Visual Music
7.45 Reluctant Militants

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. Cosmo's tears turn to laughter, while she and Dibs are helping JENI BARNETT at the market. Book Lazy Jack
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
10.12 Pages from Ceefax
11.0 Words and Pictures
Posy and Sam: today's programme is about dogs who win prizes.
11.17 One World Made in Britain
11.39 Advanced Level Studies: Statistics. 5: Regression
12.5 pm Télé-Montage
A series of eight programmes 6: Les trois tours
Research JANE COTTAVE Production SUSAN PATON
12.30 Hospital
A sudden enforced spell in hospital does not mean that inevitable decline in health has begun for older patients, as this documentary film demonstrates.
A BBC/Open University production
12.55 Pages from Ceefax
2.1 Watch
Birds 3: Nests
Louise examines an old blackbirds' nest. She and James then look at the remarkable variety of nests constructed by birds-some familiar, others more exotic, such as the weaver bird. Presenters LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR and JAMES EARL ADAIR
Producer CAROLINE GODLEY
2.18 Subtitle Slot
A series of programmes with subtitles for the benefit of hearing-impaired children.
Geography: Routeway
The planning and building of three different routes across the Pennine hills -canal, railway and motorway.
2.40 Zig Zag
Outward Bound: Off Alone

Cricket: The Benson and Hedges Cup Further coverage on one of today's semi-final matches. Royal Ascot
Continuing the coverage from BBC1 of the second day of this traditional summer scene, and featuring
4.20 The Coronation Stakes (Group 2. Old Mile) A fascinating clash between Pebbles and Katies, respective winners of the English and Irish 1,000 Guineas.
5.40 pm Cricket and Royal Ascot
Continued: see page 53

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A Forty Minutes documentary
The wealthy Hendon housewife who has to lose weight so that she can have her eyes lifted; an ex-WRAF officer in a last-ditch bid to shed six pounds so that she canoqueeze into her wedding dress; a professional gambler, too heavy for the scales, who has to be taken to the weighbridge of the local quarry for his weigh-in-these are three of the inmates of Henlow Grange with everything to lose and nothing to gain. After a week of hot wax baths, the high pressure hydro, and the infamous G5 (known in the trade as the 'Black and Decker') — the trio, along with 30 others booked in for the week, can assess whether the creation of a new slim svelte self was worth all that had to be endured.
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Director MARK CHAPMAN

Making the News
This year the papers have had a bad press. Buckingham Palace accused them of invading Royal privacy. The Prime Minister questioned their honesty and accuracy: 'Are facts as sacred as comment is free?'
Brass Tacks discovered what happened to the ordinary people who made the headlines in the week the Queen told Fleet Street to back off. What was it really like for the family of Cruise mole Sarah Tisdall and the parents of the Walton sextuplets when they suddenly found journalists at their door?
David Henshaw reports from the front line of the circulation war, following the journalists of The Daily Star as they chase stories and dead-lines. Star editor Lloyd Turner found out what it was like to be on the other end of a story - and in a unique experiment got the chance to show how differently he would have edited his own interview.
Producer DEBBIE CHRISTIE
Editor COLIN ADAMS. BBC Manchester
• FEATURE: page 15
Woodis On: page 85

starring
Keith Barron , Susan Hampshire by CARLA LANE
Episode 1: Martha and Daniel are nice people-they live in a nice house-have nice kids - a nice life - and they want to leave each other nicely.
Designer by NIGEL CURZON
Produced and directed by JOHN B. HOBBS * Subtitles on Ceefax page 270
Theme music (RESL 147) available from retailers

by CAROLYN SALLY JONES
'Oh she'll be able to dance all right. She'll take after her granny in that.' Michael is a travelling man but he needs a bed for his granddaughter Cathy and thinks he knows how to get one. After all, isn't Miss Segal a ballet teacher, and won't she welcome a young girl come all the way from Belfast to visit her Granda!
Music by NICHOLAS CARR Lighting JOHN POMPHREY Script editor auson ROUX Designer JOHN HOLLAND Producer TERRY COLES Director JON amiel

News, views, people and music from Britain's black communities presented by Juliet Alexander and Vince Herbert
Black Bank. What are the chances of establishing an alternative source of finance for black enterprise? Should there be black banks in the High Street?
Dub in the Club. Nottingham poet Martin Glynn takes his verse to the community.
Sweet Little Jesus Child. Top opera star Jessye Norman sings the spirituals her mother taught her.
Producer ROY CHAPMAN
Series producer CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM BBC Bristol

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick present the reports and interviews that matter.
Producers PETER BELL
JOHN MORRELL , DAVE STANFORD Directors JOHN WILKINSON
GLEN DAVIS , CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK CUTHRIE , HELEN JENKINS Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID DICKINSON

The Benson and Hedges Cup
PETER WEST introduces highlights of one of today's semi-final matches. Executive producer NICK HUNTER

Highlights of the second day's racing featuring
The Royal Hunt Cup

12.10 The Normal Distribution
Histograms constructed from survey data can have many different shapes. How can we summarise them? And when are they 'normal'?
12.35 Brazil: Fuelling the Miracle
The oil crisis of the 70s forced Brazilian planners to seek alternative sources of home-produced energy to sustain development.