6.25 In the Topper Mould

6.50 Sanctions and Rhodesia: 3

7.15 Third World Studies

7.40 Evolution by Natural Selection

8.5 Matter in the Universe

8.30 Religion: Images of the Holy

8.55 Mechanical Manipulation

9.20 Physics: Reflections on Waves

9.45 Education: The Way to Work

10.10 British and American History

10.35 Management and the School

11.0 Geology: Interpreting Sediments

11.25 Organic Chemistry: Azodyes

11.50 The Noble Savage

12.15 Language: Discourse Analysis

12.40 Popular Culture

1.30 Quantum Theory: Measurement

Wimbledon 85
The Lawn Tennis Championships
One of the most popular days of this great fortnight when tennis and social pleasure combine to create
Wimbledon's unique atmosphere.
HARRY CARPENTER introduces the best of the action on the Centre and No 1 Courts and keeps you up-to-date with the latest news and results. Cricket: Second Test
The Comhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from Lord's Third day
PETER WEST introduces coverage of this afternoon's play on the third day of the Second Test.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , TONY LEWIS
TED DEXTER
Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer NICK hunter

with Jan Leeming Weather

Introduced by Peter Schaufuss , dancer, Artistic Director of London Festival Ballet, and star of the recent BBCtv Dancer series. Aspects of Love
Scenes from Proust
The Ballet National de
Marseille dance excerpts from ROLAND PETIT 'S Les intermittences du coeur - a ballet created from incidents and characters of MARCEL PROUST 'S great novel,
Remembrance of Things Past. Pure love in Vinteuil's 'little phrase', jealousy in Swann's love for Odette, sadism in Baron de Charlus' visit to the brothel: this programme concentrates on the scenes that portray Proust's varied portraits of love, ending with his hero's passion for
Albertine, from first meeting on the beach to the 'prison' that he makes for her in Paris. The ballet is danced to some of the best-loved French music of Proust's age: Debussy, Faure,
Cesar Franck , Saint-Saens and includes performances by dancers
DOMINIQUE KHALFOUNI , DENYS GANIO JEAN-CHARLES GIL and PATRICK DUPOND. Designer RENE ALLIO
Producer MAURICE DUMAY Directed by DIRK SAUNDERS
(Dance International: Silence is the End of Our Song. Sunday BBC2 9.35pm)

continues a season of films by the distinguished writer-director BRYAN FORBES. starring
Victorian England;
Masterman and Joseph Finsbury, two elderly brothers live next door to each other. One of them will win a large inheritance on the other's death. Masterman wants the fortune for his gauche grandson Michael, an ineffectual medical student; Joseph is too distracted to care, but his avaricious nephews Morris and John have other plans....
An impressive cast of British comic actors feature in this crazy comedy, full of wild chases, bizarre deaths and eccentric characters.
Screenplay by LARRY GELBART and BURT SHEVELOVE. based on the novel by R.L. STEVENSON and LLOYD OSBOURNE
Produced and directed by BRYAN FORBES
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The journal of the arts and media presented by Russell Davies with discussion and comment from Tom Paulin, Bill Bryden and A. N. Wilson on Film: Restless Natives, a first screenplay for Ninian Dunnett, directed by Michael Hoffmann, with music by Big Country, is a story of contemporary highwaymen in the Highlands of Scotland. Print: Hard Lines 2 is an anthology of new poetry and prose by young writers, described by its compilers as 'a vital record of contemporary feeling'. Drama: The Archers characters and actors leave the radio and take to the stage - and village green - at the Watermill Theatre in Newbury.
Tom McGurk interviews Terry Wogan , placing him firmly in the tradition of Irish humour, in direct line of descent from Myles naGopaleen plus Minette Marrin on magic and misogyny.

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