7.15 Housing in Birmingham; 2

7.40 Decision-Making: Miners' Wage Claim: 1

8.5 Return to Figurative Art

8.30 Computing: The Systems Analyst

8.55 Maths Methods: Applying Matrices

9.20 Conflict: 1: Strike News

9.45 Maths: Transformation in Action

10.10 Pure Maths: The Derivative

10.35 Statistics: Regression

11.0 Looking Forward to Summer School

11.25 Religious Education

11.50 Biology: Mammals in Water

12.15 Science: A Portrait of Summer School

12.40 The Curriculum: Hansel and Gretel

1.5 The Palazzo Farnese, Caprarola

1.30 Engineering Structures

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Cricket
The John Player Special League
Further coverage of the season's 40-over competition with action from one of the day's important matches. Commentators
PETER WALKER
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
The Great North Run
The Thorn EMI Heating Great North Run
How would you choose to spend your Sunday? Feet up with the papers? Well, they are made of tougher stuff in the North East and more than
25,000 competitors run in the 13 1/2-mile race from Newcastle to South Shields.
Commentators STUART
STOREY, BRENDAN FOSTER and DOUGIE DONNELLY
Athletics from Bremen
West Germany v USA
More action from a high class meeting with the West
Germans out to topple the reputations of the mighty Americans.
Commentators
DAVID COLEMAN and RON PICKERING
Programme timings will be screened on the hour and half hour, where appropriate.
TV presentation:
Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Athletics (Great North Run)
JOHN SHREWSBURY. JIM RESIDE Athletics (Bremen)
WEST GERMAN TV SERVICE
Assistant editor Grandstand BRIAN BARWICK
Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

Moira Stuart looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles
Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

The first of four films about people with a passion to possess great art and the money to indulge it.
Written and narrated by Harriet Crawley Forbes and Sons
'I look at much and if.... nostalgia, recollection, whatever it is.... turns me on, I buy it.'
American publisher Malcolm Forbes and sons Kip, Bobby and Steve are known as America's first family of collecting. They have a boyish enthusiasm for acquiring things that would leave most people gasping for breath. Their priceless collections are scattered around the world, from
Morocco to Colorado. They range from Old Master and Victorian paintings to toy soldiers, toy boats, modern motorbikes, American historical documents and, worth over a million pounds each, 11 Faberge Imperial Russian easter eggs.
Film cameraman KEITH HOPPER Film editor CHRIS WADE
Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol
0 FEATURE: page 4

Introduced by Peter Schaufuss dancer, Artistic Director of London Festival Ballet, and star of the recent BBCtv Dancer series.
Silence is the End of Our Song A ballet danced to a series of songs from Chile, and dedicated to the people of that country and their sufferings. Using documentary film - seen as hazy memories - and the words of the songs as well, it moves from light into darkness, from celebration to the need for courage in the face of political adversity or the threat of death. But it remains a gentle, personal and human statement.
This ballet was specially created for Danish television by British choreographer
CHRISTOPHER BRUCE , one-time associate artistic director of Ballet Rambert and well known to television viewers for his performances and televised ballets and his Cruel Garden, which won the BBC the Prix Italia Music Prize in 1982. Produced and directed by THOMAS GRIMM Series titles
LINDA SHERWOOD PAGE
Series designer NICK SOMERVILLE Executive producer COLIN NEARS

starring
Robert Shaw
Christopher. Plummer The story of the conquest of Peru by Francisco Pizarro and 167 Spaniards. Based on Peter Shaffer 's internationally acclaimed play, this dramatic film charts the deeply moving and ultimately fatal friendship between the Conquistador and his captive Inca King.
Screenplay by PHUJP YORDAN Produced by EUGENE FRENKE and PHILIP YORDAN
Directed by IRVING LERNER 0 FILMS: page 18

Peter Katin (piano) plays RACHMANINOV Prelude in D