6.50 Introducing Photochemistry
7.15 Curriculum in Action
7.40 A Century of Change In Britain
8.5 Rome Under Augustus
8.30 Database: Information Systems
8.55 Maths Methods: Ill-conditioning
9.20 Whose Account Counts?
9.45 Using Public Libraries
10.10 Pure Maths: Ideas of Space
10.35 Topological Surfaces
11.0 Work and Society
11.25 Maths Across the Curriculum
11.50 Biology: Form and Function
12.15 pm Psychology: Creating the System
12.40 Talking to Children
1.5 The Mechanisation of Textile Spinning
1.30 One-stop Shopping

Mystery of the Left Hand
A controversial theory about left-handers.
Narrator Paul Vaughan Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY Written and produced by ROBIN BRIGHTWELL

Written and narrated by Edwin Mullins 6: Flanders
Van Eyck's The Madonna and Chancellor Rodin described by Sir John Hale.
Brueghel's Hunters in the Snow described by Sir David Piper , and Rubens's Chateau de Steen described by Alistair Smith - all originally shown in the series One Hundred Great Paintings.
Directors ANITA CRUMBILL MORTON , PADDY WILSON
Producers
BILL MORTON and KENNETH CORDEN

Introduced by Jeremy James Learn all the basics and improve your game week by week with Jeremy Flint and the novices and regulars of the Bristol Bridge Club. Director UNDA CCARTHY Producer MARK PATTERSON

The BBC Television
International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall The Finals
Singles:
EVAN HOPKINS and Fly (Wales) v GORDON WATT and Chip (Ireland) Brace:
ERIC Elliott with Besse and Fly (England)
V JOHN CAMPBELL with Roy and Moss (Scotland) Director MICHAEL KERR
Producer IAN SMITH

The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship The Final
Sixteen champions have competed; only two remain to play for the title of World Indoor Bowls Champion 1985, and a first prize of E6,000, at the Coatbridge Indoor Bowling Club. Commentators
DOUGIE DONNELLY
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON
Assistant producers MIKE ABBOTT JOHN GRAHAM , ALLAN PENDER Producer BILL MALCOLM BBC Scotland
(Highlights tonight at 11.40 pm)

featuring
The World Championships from Bormio, Italy The Men's Slalom
The final world champion will be crowned today and for veteran Swede INGEMAR STENMARK it's the climax of a memorable career. The world slalom champion at Garmisch in 1978 and Schladming in 1982 is bidding for gold again but the trend away from specialist disciplines in favour of all-round skiers could foil this unique hat-trick attempt. Plus a look back at the medal-winning runs of the new Alpine champions.
Commentator DAVID VINE Television presentation by the Italian TV Service
Producer JIM RESIDE

Jan Leeming looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton present Britain's most popular financial and business programme. With LUKE CASEY, NICK CLARKE and MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad on your money and other people's.
Including this week:
The Greenmailers - a shrewd share deal can make hundreds of millions of dollars in the world of the American takeover. The techniques of the new breed of corporate predator range from greenmail and the poison pill, to the golden parachute. But what's
Mickey Mouse doing in this company?
The Knicker Millionaires - last year the US designer
Calvin Klein made a fortune out of a new style of women's underwear. Will the British lingerie industry have the same success over here? Director DON HARLEY
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TATT

Through Animal Eyes
Is your dog colour blind?
How do cats and owls see so much at night and high-flying kestrels spot tiny mice scuttling in the grass below? Do insects tune in to colours invisible to us? Is a scarlet anorak like a red rag to a bull and can a rattlesnake really see its prey in total darkness? With the help of video techniques and specially-developed cameras, this programme sets out to answer these questions and many more and to visualise what the world looks like through the eyes of a wide range of different animals. The results are often surprising.
Narrator Andrew Sachs Photography
MAURICE TIBBLES , JIM SAUNDERS , LONDON SCIENTIFIC FILMS
Videotape editor FRANK RICHES Scientific adviser and research JOHN LYTHGOE
Written and produced by MIKE SALISBURY
Series editor PETER JONES BBC Bristol

Harold Williamson presents the last of six films about people determined to achieve a personal goal.
Amin All wouldn't take no for an answer. A teenage immigrant from Bangladesh, he hadn't a penny to his name but he wanted, one day, to open his own small restaurant. He began as an underpaid waiter-to learn the trade.
When the time came, no bank would look at him-he had no security.
But he stuck to his ambition to do something new for Indian cuisine, and the breaks came. Or was it plain persistence? In just five years he's opened three restaurants and is now working on his fourth.
And none of them is small. Film cameraman JOHN BECK Film editor DAVID LEE
Producer JENNY CROPPER

for the Marley Trophy
Terry Wogan may have given up radio but the Ailsa Course at Tumberry is too much of a challenge to miss. And what's his reaction to his celebrity opponent Suzanne Danielle ?
Terry partners
Johnny Miller and Suzanne has the help of Nick Faldo in this match-play series which stands at two matches each. Assistant producer DEREK MARTIN Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING , ALASTAIR SCOTT Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

The television review presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses:
Screen Two: Knockback (BBC2) The A-Team (ITV), and a documentary about 'outlaw bikers' in Norfolk, Forty
Minutes: The Outcasts (BBC2) Among this week's guests are ex-convict Jimmy Boyle , now a social worker, and screen writer Paula Milne Director MARK URBAN
Producer KEVIN LOADER
Series producer JOHN ARCHER

by MICHAEL WILCOX starring Harry Andrews Constance Chapman
Fabia Drake , David Langton with Graham McGrath as Paul It is the Easter holidays at Gorse Park Preparatory
School. Everyone has gone home except four elderly members of staff and young Paul Blake , the orphaned son of the former headmaster.
The weather is beautiful, the countryside is lovely, but all is far from peaceful as the adults quarrel and Paul grows up.
Script editor MARILYN IRELAND Designer CAMPBELL GORDON Film editor BOB BATHGATE
Photography NORMAN SHEPHERD Producer TOM KINNINMONT
Director PETER BARBER-FLEMING BBC Scotland

The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
Highlights from today's Final.