6.50 Ethnic Minorities: To Bedford from Busso: 3

7.15 The Moonies: Why Join? Why Stay?

7.40 Elections and the People

8.5 Images of Health

8.30 Computing and Computers

8.55 Maths Methods: Newton's Laws

9.20 Social Sciences: Getting It Together

9.45 Maths: Trigonometric Formulas

10.10 Pure Maths: Isomorphisms

10.35 Probability and Statistics

11.0 OU Graduates' Press Conference at the Waldorf

11.25 Control of Education in Britain

11.50 Biology: Cell Structure

12.15 The Agora of Athens

12.40 Language Development

1.5 Technology and Change: Sources of Power

1.30 Engineering: Linkage Mechanisms

Fads Homecare British
International Championship England v Scotland
The second match in the triangular series between
England, Scotland and Wales. Introduced by TONY GUBBA from the Guild Hall, Preston Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
Director KEITH MACKENZIE Producer KEITH Phillips

The Careful Predator
In spite of conflict between the spectacular wildlife of Africa and peasant farmers, a flourishing future for both may be emerging in Zimbabwe.
Narrator Paul Vaughan
Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY Written and produced by STEPHEN ROSE

England v Scotland
Further coverage of the British International Championship

Spain
A series of programmes written and narrated by Edwin Mullins surveying
700 years of western art and including this afternoon his description of El Greco 's
Burial of the Count of Orgaz and Goya's The Naked Maja and John Jacob on Velasquez's Prince Baltasar Carlos on Horseback, all originally shown in the series One Hundred Great
Paintings. Directors
ANITA CRUM, MICHAEL SANDERS Producers BILL MORTON and KENNETH CORDEN

ANATOLY KARPOV and GARY KASPAROV , two of the world's greatest chess champions, have played 48 games since September last year in the battle for the World Chess Championship in Moscow. With an unprecedented number of drawn games and the score at 5-3 in favour of reigning champion Karpov, the match was abruptly cancelled and a replay arranged for September. Jeremy James and Bill Hartston look at the events that have led to some of the stormiest scenes in the world of chess since the Fischer/Spassky match in Iceland in 1972, and which could lead to major changes in international tournaments.
Producer JILL DAWSON
(This programme replaces Bridge
Club, which will return next week)

Bill Brandt talks to Peter Adam and shows some of his favourite photographs - among them some of the pictures he took of Paris in the 20s, his compassionate photographs of Britain during the Depression and the Second World War, nudes and portraits of famous people.
Sadly this is the first and last interview Bill Brandt gave. He died in 1983. An experience both moving and exhilarating ... (THE LISTENER) Thoughtful and fascinating ... an excellent show (TIME OUT) Film editor JULIAN MILLER
Producer PETER ADAM

with Moira Stuart Plus subtitles
Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton With LUKE CASEY,
NICK CLARKE and MARK ROGERSON Can UNESCO Survive? The United States has already pulled out of the United Nations educational organisation alleging waste and mismanagement. With Britain theatening to follow suit, can UNESCO cope with the loss of more than a quarter of its budget?
The Airport Nobody Wants
How the government's plans to sell off some of the most beautiful and remote airports in Britain have hit a small snag -no one wants to buy them.
Director DON HARLEY
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TAIT

Phil Drabble in conversation with Roy Plomley
This week Roy visits the Staffordshire estate of naturalist and writer Phil Drabble -90 acres of land devoted to the preservation and propagation of wildlife.
Phil also goes to a gypsy horse fair, takes Roy behind the scenes of his favourite television programme, and visits his favourite star,
Tommy Steele , backstage. Producer MICHAEL KERR

for the Marley Trophy

The two resident professionals, Johnny Miller of the United States and Britain's Nick Faldo, are joined by two new celebrity partners as they tackle nine holes of the Ailsa Course at Turnberry.

Scottish International and Liverpool striker Kenny Dalglish opposes actor James Bolam, famous for his roles in When the Boat Comes In and The Likely Lads.

Today's sport news on Ceefax page 130

The television review presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses this week:
Blott on the Landscape (BBC2), The Fame Game (ITV) and The New Pacific (BBC2) with novelist William Boyd , TV presenter Hughie Green and journalist Colina McDougall. Plus writer and critic
Russell Davies looks at that hardy perennial of television schedules, the situation comedy.
Director MANDY temple
Producer DAVID TURNBULL
Series producer JOHN ARCHER

Screenplay by Leslie Stewart
with Penny Murray, Peter Jonfield, Judy Gridley, Patricia Garwood, Gian Sammarco

'It's a city of glass. There are trees and flowers from all over the world.
And marble. Acres of it. And in a field, there are cows as still as statues'.
Maria is taken to a new foster home in a magical city where she becomes Sunshine, finds a statue that talks to her and meets a Boy. She lives happily in a world of fantasy and imagination until one day ...

(BBC Pebble Mill)

The semi-legendary life story of the pre-fab four -
Dirk, Nasty, Stig and Barry -as told by Eric Idle
Michael Palin , Neil Innes Mick Jagger , Ron Wood
John Belushi , Dan Aykroyd Gilda Radner , Bill Murray 'Let it rot', 'All you need is lunch' and 'W. C. Fields forever' -just three of the numbers in this story of Rutlemania. Any resemblance to another famous pop group success story is of course entirely intentional.
Written and conceived by ERIC IDLE Music and lyrics by NEIL INNES
Directed by GARY WEIS and ERIC IDLE An ABOVE A VERAGE/IDLEWEIS production