6.5 Food Production: Today's Beef
6.30 History of Mathematics
6.55 The Evolution of Plant Breeding Systems...,
7.20 Social Integration: Children's TV
7.45 Rook Polymials

9.52 Capricorn Game
10.9 Pages from Ceefax
10.34 Scene
11.2 Pages from Ceefax
11.30 Outlook
Natural History: 3: The Spider
A look at members of the spider family-some harmless silk-spinners, others poisonous killers.
Presented by DAVID PARRY-JONES Producer ALWYN HUMPHREYS
11.50 Pages from Ceefax
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
GARY WILMOT investigates different smells with Cosmo and Dibs. Meet two sets of twins and go to a party. Director CLARE ELSTOW
2.15 Music Time Dancing
2.40 Computer Club
The Computer and the Water Engineer

International Tennis
The LTA Eastbourne Championships Further coverage of this afternoon's quarter-finals from the marvellous grass courts in Devonshire Park. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , ALASTAIR SCOTT
Royal Ascot
Ladies Day, and among the fashions another race
4.20 The King Edward VII Stakes (Group 2. l|m)

Can mentally-handicapped people be integrated into a community, and live in their own houses? This programme looks at the Outward Housing Scheme in Waltham Forest.
Producer ANNE pointon
A BBC/OU production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The LTA Eastbourne Championships A look at the best of this afternoon's quarter-finals plus news of the doubles.

The Great Journey Begins
Monkey, Tripitaka, Sandy and Pigsy are prepared to brave the dangers, hardships and difficulties of their pilgrimage. Not the least of their difficulties is, of course, Monkey himself.
Music by MICKY YOSHINO
Directed by DAISUKE YAMAZAKI English adaptation DAVID WEIR English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for World Wide Sound London
Produced by ntv and KOKUSAI HOEI

from Belfast
It's Good Crack!
Since the start of the troubles 15 years ago the media image of Belfast has been dominated by the bullet and the bomb. Hardly ever is there a mention of the 'crack' - otherwise known as a really great time.
Open Space took a film crew to the city and, with the help of people in the street, discovered where to go for a cracking time out.
Cameraman PAUL HOULSTON
Film editor STEPHEN SAUNDERS Producer JANE OUVER
Made by the Community Programme Unit (If you want to suggest programme ideas, get in touch with: Open Space, BBCtv Centre, Wood Lane, London [Postcode removed])

with John Pitman
The last in the series of six films which go behind the scenes of places which are part of the British way of life. The Seaside
Despite the age of the jet and the cheap package tour, the population of Walton-on-the-Naze, a traditional little Essex seaside resort, still doubles during the summer season.
This film reflects a typical day at the sea front, with the people who have been coming here for years and the people whose job it is to entertain them and keep them happy.
It begins early in the morning when EILEEN FOWLER , the First Lady of Keep Fit, can be found on the beach, still practising what she started preaching back in the 50s.
We meet the Punch and Judy man , the boys who run the rides on the pier, the family who run a Wild West Show at the back of the car park, and Brian and Charlie, the resident entertainers who love doing the season 'because we get just as much enjoyment here as we would at the Palladium or Las Vegas'.
A Donald McGill postcard come to life
(DAILY MAIL)
Wonderfully rich in everyday eccentricity
(THE GUARDIAN)
Director ADAM CURTIS

Presented by Tony Soper with Brian Leith the last programme in a series of weekly looks at wildlife and the issues affecting the living world.
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh talks to TONY SOPER about his views on wildlife and conservation.
A Hard Day's Night: Today is the longest day; in the Land of the Midnight Sun how do animals know when to sleep?
Earthquake: new light on the Chinese myth that animals can give advance warning of earthquakes.
Producer ROBIN HELLIER Editor ANDREW NEAL BBC Bristol

continues a major season of his films tonight with Jacqueline Bisset Victoria Principal
'Maybe this isn't the way it was ... it's the way it should have been.' So begins the story of the self-proclaimed hanging Judge, who terrorised a small West Texas town at the end of the last century. Outlaws and strangers receive short shrift at the hands of Roy Bean - but no one suffers more cruelly than those who criticise his one and only love, the actress Lillie Langtry. John Huston blends facts and fantasy in this evocative portrait of the violent and lawless West, and Newman gives one of his most mature performances in the title role.
Screenplay by JOHN MILIUS Produced by JOHN FOREMAN Directed by JOHN HUSTON
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Highlights of Ladies Day at Ascot when the feature race was
Europe's most valuable stayers' race,
The Gold Cup, with fashion also highly featured.

12.0 Computing: Hotel Bookings
Large computer programs are hard to design - unless you prepare them in small, manageable modules.
12.25 Introduction to Psychology
When people negotiate, what determines their success? Their own personality or the situation at the time? Can a co-operative person really negotiate well?