6.5 Maths Methods: Numerical Solutions
6.30 Fluid Flow in Pipes
6.55 Images: Lens Design
7.20 Flavours and Fragrances
7.45 Spatial Learning and the Hippocampus

9.30 Child Care and Parenthood The Child and Other People
The last programme in this new series looks at ways of preparing children for new experiences outside the home.
9.50 Pages from Ceefax
11.22 Subtitle Slot with subtitles for hearing-impaired children
Geography Routeway
11.44 Going to Work:
Life and Social Skills. 5: Fresh Starts
12.5 Computing and Computers
Operating Systems: Every computer, big or small, needs a special item of software called an 'operating system'. Producer DAVID SAUNDERS
A BBC/Open University production
12.30 Pages from Ceefax
2.1 Scene. A Guide to Armageddon
A special repeat of this widely-acclaimed film about the effects of nuclear weapons. What would be the effects on people and buildings if one medium-sized nuclear bomb was dropped on a large city? How effectively would various types of shelter protect us? In an experimental trial, two couples live in fallout shelters for ten days each. Producer MICK JACKSON

International Tennis
The LTA Eastbourne Championships Further coverage of today's singles and doubles semi-finals. Royal Ascot
4.20 The King's Stand Stakes (Group 1. 5f)
Last season's Champion Sprinter Habibti has remained in training with this race as a prime objective. The French filly Sicyos is a worthy rival.

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University.
A BBC/Open University production

PROFESSOR STUART HALL examines the conflict between freedom of the press and 'the national interest'.
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The Flower Lovers. An award-winning cartoon from Yugoslavia

starring Henry Fonda, Anthony Perkins
Hardened ex-sheriff Morg Hickman, now a bounty hunter, brings the dead body of an outlaw to a Western town to collect his reward. He is inadvertently drawn into a showdown of strength between the town's young, inexperienced sheriff and a brutal, power-seeking gunman.
Henry Fonda stars as the morally ambiguous hero in this tense, atmospheric drama directed by Anthony Mann.
Screenplay by Dudley Nichols from a story by Barney Slater and Joel Kane Produced by WILLIAM PERLBERG and GEORGE SEATON
Directed by ANTHONY MANN
Films: page 16

A 13-part personal history of the United States written and narrated by Alistair Cooke
9: Money on the Land
In this film Alistair Cooke looks behind the rags-to-riches legends of men like John D. Rockefeller , Thomas Edison and Andrew Carnegie.
Cooke potters happily around Edison's laboratory, Vanderbilt's Newport cottage,
Carnegie's Scottish castle.... it shines with certain virtues that have become increasingly rare in the social-Commentary dodge in recent years. Reasonableness, for example.
Above all, reasonableness. (us WORLD) Director DAVID HEYCOCK
Producer MICHAEL GILL

Ian Wallace sings 'Smoke gets in your eyes' at the close of this week s popular game of music and song.
The quiz, chaired by Steve Race , also features Denis Norden
John Amis and Frank Muir
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE

from Bamsdale
Winter vegetables are Geoff Ham ilton's first concern as he sets up a brussels sprouts trial. Anne Mayo plans to raise biennials and perennials and Bonham Bazeley has some novel ideas for a decorative fruit garden.
Production assistant JANE DON
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

Another chance to see one of the most popular and lauded American comedy series, starring
Joe Mary Richards sees Rhoda Morgen stern off on a brief vacation to New York. But once in Manhattan, Rhoda meets and falls in love with Joe. She decides to stay and give the city in which she was bom one last chance. Mary Tyler Moore guest-stars as Mary Richards to launch Valerie Harper in her own successful show.
Produced and written by DAVID DAVIS and LORENZO MUSIC
Directed by ROBERT MOORE

The final part of a television history of Britain at work in the 20th century. Hindsight
In earlier programmes men and women who worked across British industry, from textile mills to car plants, shipyards to television factories, told what has happened to them since the First World War.
Though there have been massive improvements in wages and conditions, one question dominates these stories: Why did Britain's productivity and comnetitiveness fall so far behind her neighbours in western Europe, as well as America and Japan? Was it the 19th-century inheritance, or 'them and us' labour relations, or the part played by government, that held Britain back?
In this final programme managers and workers look back on what went right, and what went wrong.
Series adviser LESLIE HANNAH Music CARL DAVIS
Film researcher CHRISTINE WHITTAKER
Producer ANGELA HOLDSWORTH
Executive producer PETER PAGNAMENTA
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

Highlights of the fourth and last day of Royal Ascot, featuring The King's Stand Stakes and The Hardwicke Stakes.

The LTA Eastbourne Championships The best of the action from today's semi-finals in Devonshire Park, the marvellous setting for these grass court championships.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE