6.5 Maths: The Derivative
6.30 Instrumentation: Flow
6.55 Evolution: Adaptive Radiation
7.20 Conflict 1: Strike News
7.45 Mechanical Manipulation

9.52 Capricorn Game
Today Mr Capricorn 's games are about place value. With CAROLE HARRISON and DAVID PARFITT
10.7 Pages from Ceefax
10.34 Scene. Access to TV
10.55 Pages from Ceefax
11.30 Outlook
Natural History - 4
The Swan: a year in the life of this graceful bird-how it nests, breeds and rears its young.
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. Billie-Jane has always had to use a wheelchair; she goes to a barbecue at an adventure playground. Cosmo and Dibs are helped by BILL OWEN to identify things by touch, and sing 'Heads and shoulders, knees and toes'. Film editor DAVID PAINTER Director NICCI CROWTHER
2.15 Music Time Water
2.40 Computer Club
The Computer and the Art Historian

The Lawn Tennis Championships
BBC Outside Broadcast cameras bring you live action from the All England
Club on Ladies' semi-finals day. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT ,
GERALD WILLIAMS , BARRY DA VIES, MARK COX, BILL THRELFALL ,
ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Aberdeen: Living with Oil
Imagine the recession never happened, that Britain is booming. A Britain with new industries that are sources of fabulous wealth without scarring the landscape or polluting the environment; no crises, no widespread poverty; no racial tension; no hardcore unemployment-and a population with money in its pockets - in short, a Britain with a golden future. For one city in the United Kingdom this pipe-dream seems to be coming true. No city in the British Isles has seen such a transformation of its fortunes as Aberdeen. North Sea oil has pumped hundreds of millions of pounds into the granite city and has generated a quality of life for its inhabitants that is the envy of the rest of the country. How have the Aberdonians coped with this new phenomenon on their door-steps? Open Space goes to the oil capital of Europe to find out.
Film editor RAY HOUGH
Assistant producer MIKE DICK Producer MIKE MACCORMACK
Made by the Community Programme Unit

At 7.30 pm, on 5 July 1954, from a faded Victorian fun palace on the heights of Muswell Hill, North London, Richard Baker introduced Britain's first television news bulletin. Tonight he tells the story of how that original 'illustrated summary of the news' was transformed over the years into today's highly complex programme, used by millions as their main source of news about what's happening in the world.
FEATURE: page 11

continues a major season of his films, tonight with Hurd Hatfield
Newman stars as William Bonney - Billy the Kid - in this unusual Western which takes a new look at the West's legendary desperado. Bonney is seen as an illiterate youngster who is befriended by a cattle owner - the first friend he has ever had. When the man is murdered, Billy sets out to avenge the killing and starts his road to crime and notoriety.
Screenplay by LESLIE STEVENS
Based on a play by GORE VIDAL Produced by FRED COE
Directed by ARTHUR PENN (Films: page 14)

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

11.25 Computing: The Systems Analyst
New computer systems must be installed in a disciplined way. That's one responsibility of the systems analyst.
11.50 Unemployment: Causes and Cures?
Four economists examine the issue of unemployment from several different perspectives.