6.50 Adult Education: Learning in Groups

7.15 Curriculum in Action

7.40 The Social Impact of Industrialisation

8.5 The Romans in France

8.30 Database: Query Languages

8.55 Maths Models and Methods

9.20 Conflict: 2: The Steel Strike

9.45 Maths: Conies

10.10 Pure Maths: Flows and Exponentials

10.35 Topology: Covering Surfaces

11.0 An Everyday Story of Industrial Folk

11.25 A Matter of Course

11.50 Biology: Respiratory Mechanism

12.15 Education: A Question of Colour: 1

12.40 Education: From Theory to Therapy

Introduced by Desmond Lynam from
Wimbledon 85 featuring
The Men's Singles Final
John McEnroe expects to be in it.... and Grandstand expect him to be in it too. No, not trouble.... the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final.
He goes this year for his third successive Singles trophy and his fifth success in all. He's also been runner-up twice as well.
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Mixed Doubles Final follows
Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
GERALD WILLIAMS
BARRY DAVIES , MARK COX
BILL THRELFALL,
ANN JONES VIRGINIA WADE
Motor Racing French Grand Prix
Further live coverage of today's race from Le Castellet Programme timings will be screened on the hour and half hour, where appropriate. Television presentation:
Wimbledon 85 HAROLD ANDERSON JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. FRED VINER
French Grand Prix FRENCHTV 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

Four films about people with a passion to possess great art and the money to indulge it. Written and narrated by Harriet Crawley
2: Sir Alfred and Lady Beit On the walls of an 18th-century country house, below the Wicklow hills near
Dublin, hang some of the finest Old Master paintings in private hands. They form the collection of Sir Alfred Beit and include pictures by Rubens, Goya, Velazquez, Murillo, Frans Hals and Gainsborough.
'The letter' by Vermeer is one of only two privately-owned paintings by that artist - the other belongs to HM The Queen. Sir Alfred's uncle started the collection with the proceeds of diamond mining in South Africa. His nephew grew up with great art around him and one of his earliest memories was being asked as a boy to guide visitors around the collection. Film cameraman
RICHARD GANNICLIFFT Film editor TOM POORE
Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol

with the London Symphony Orchestra
conductor Maxim Shostakovich
leader Michael Davies
Following the documentary film, shown last Thursday, about the young Russian violinist who escaped to live in America, tonight's programme features her as soloist at the Barbican Concert Hall in London, appearing for the first time with Maxim Shostakovich, the son of the great Russian composer.
Part 1
Glinka, Overture to Ruslan and Ludmilla
Tchaikovsky, Violin Concerto in D major Op 35
Part 2
Shostakovich, Symphony No 5 in D minor Op 47

Match of the Day Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM
Highlights of the afternoon's finals for those who managed to miss the drama of the afternoon. Plus: GERALD WILLIAMS reflects on the talking points of the past two weeks. Editor JOHN ROWUNSON

The first in a season featuring the popular Hollywood star, also starring Jon Voight Ned Beatty Ronny Cox
Hearing that a dam project is threatening an unspoilt valley, four city men decide to pit their nerve and muscle against the wild waters of a Georgia river in a weekend canoe trip. But their holiday turns into a nightmare when they encounter a sadistic pair of mountain men and the brute force of the river itself. John Boorman 's acclaimed film achieves great heights of dramatic tension and gave Burt Reynolds his first serious role as a man bent on survival against all odds.
Screenplay by JAMES DICKEY , based on his own novel
Produced and directed by JOHN BOORMAN
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Peter Katin (piano) plays SCHUMANN
Romance in F sharp