6.25 Heat Through the Lithosphere
6.50 The Combine Harvester
7.15 Maths: Regression
7.40 Sanctions and Rhodesia: 3
8.5 The Claimant
8.30 Sacred Places
8.55 Instrumentation: Flow
9.20 Modern Art: Klee
9.45 Women and Rock
10.10 Maths: Complex Analysis
10.35 Introduction to Calculus
11.0 Geology: Interpreting Sediments
11.25 Scientists Remember Germany 1918-1945
11.50 Religious Education
12.15 Maths Across the Curriculum
12.40 Management and the School
1.5 Maths: The Derivative
1.30 Philosophy: The External World

Wimbledon 84
The Lawn Tennis Championships
The vital moments, direct from Wimbledon, of the sixth day's play, as places in the quarter-finals of the Ladies' Singles are decided and the men reach the last 16.

Cricket: Second Test The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies from Lord's
Third day
Peter West introduces coverage of this afternoon's play from the third day of the Second Test.

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

Eight short programmes about tourist German - all you need to survive. Devised by TERRY HAWKIN 4: Wie Bitte?
At last Steve is in work - in a garden centre. He copes with the local street market. Pamela is making good progress. with PETRA ULICH, JAMES MCKENNA
ROSEMARY FRANKAU , RAYMOND MASON
Film editor RICHARD SIDWELL
Directed by NICHOLAS METCALFE Produced by TONY ROBERTS

A Celebration of 50 Years
'There is no substitute for Glyndebourne. The way it works is unique in a very bad world.'
(SIR JOHN PRITCHARD )
The operatic dream of John Christie and his wife Audrey Mildmay still flourishes half a century after its foundation. Set in the quiet Sussex countryside Glyndebourne is now run by their son, Sir George Christie - together with Musical Director Bernard Haitink Artistic Director Sir Peter Hall and General Administrator Brian Dickie. This filmed documentary traces preparations for the anniversary season, the gramophone recording of Don Gio vanni, the staging of the fantasy opera Where the Wild Things Are and the constant search for young singing talent. There are reflections from Sir John Pritchard , John Cox , David Hockney and Carl Ebert , as well as extracts from many of the famous Mozart productions.
Cameraman JOHN GOODYER Film editor DAVE KING
Producer CHRISTOPHER SWANN

Comment and discussion of current ideas from the arts and media presented by Russell Davies and Minette Marrin including
John Winston Lennon , the first half of a biography by RAY COLEMAN , reviewed by Cynthia Lennon , John Lennon 's first wife.
J. L. Carr is a sculptor and writer who runs his one-man publishing house from an upstairs room in Kettering in Northamptonshire. His novel, The Harpole Report, drawn from his experiences as a headmaster has just been published in paperback. Plus Paul Gambaccini on the 25-year career of Stevie Wonder from Little Stevie to the 34-year-old rock star now touring Britain.
Assistant producers DAVID G. CROFT KEVIN LOADER , RICHARD KELLY
NICHOLAS SHAKESPEARE , TONY TYLEY Director JOHN BURROWES Editor JOHN ARCHER

A series filmed over nine months inside Thames Valley Constabulary. Robbery
Police are called to a robbery at a petrol station. They pick up a suspect after a tip-off but need to move quickly if they are to arrest his accomplice.
Producers ROGER GRAEF , CHARLES STEWART BBC Bristol

with singer Diana Landor
Introduced by Spike Milligan
A group of top session musicians get together from time to time to play for their own amusement numbers from the golden era of big bands like 'Air Mail Special', and their own up-to-date numbers and arrangements.
DIANA LANDOR adds the vocal touch and SPIKE MILLIGAN adds his own hilarious ad-lib comments.
Lighting STAN SNAPE. Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE Producer DON SAYER
Recorded at the Fairfield Halls, Croydon

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play from Lords.
Executive producer NICK HUNTER