6.50 The University of the Third Age

7.15 Biology: Cardiovascular Control

7.40 Experimental Philosophy

8.30 Through the Looking Glass

8.55 A Portrait of Summer School

9.20 Social Sciences: Family Comedy

9.45 Maths: Networks and Matrices

10.10 Arts: Sacred Places

10.35 Science: Rats and Super Rats

11.0 Decision-Making in Britain

11.25 Housing in Birmingham: 1

11.50 Measure for Measure Workshop: 1

12.15 Images: Lens Design

12.40 Animal Physiology

1.5 All Change for System X

1.30 Geology of the Alps: 2

Introduced by Steve Rider

Wimbledon starts tomorrow, so Steve Rider takes to the Hurlingham Club, SW6, for the annual pre-championship party-poo. By the way, the aircraft noise is intentional throughout.

Cricket: Northamptonshire v Yorkshire
Most people are leaving Luton at this time of year. Those who wait on look to Nick Cook and Roger Harper (a slow bowler from the West Indies) to make theirs a memorable trip to today's John Player Special League clash. Peter Walker and Christopher (just back from the West Indies) Martin-Jenkins in the box.

International Show Jumping
Meanwhile, near Gatwick, a spot of the old four faults and hooves in the water. This is a big-timer, the Dubai Cup: £11,000 for the winning couple. Forever and Mrs Edgar last time.
Raymond Brooks-Ward and Stephen Hadley are the commentators.

Football
The last two quarter-final matches in Mexico tonight, the semis on Wednesday and the grande uno next Sunday, and among all that....

Boxing
Barry McGuigan has gone to Vegas to retain his World Featherweight title, it says here, early on Tuesday morning. A chance to get up to date with the story so far.

Where the world of courts and torts is turned upside down.

Approaching her 30th birthday, Alex wonders if her life has added up to anything. Her doubts are confirmed when she is assigned to indict a dangerous killer, only to find that one witness is being intimidated and the other thinks he's a ghostbuster!

On the Rails, Off the Rails Linda Kitson , war-artist in the Falklands, takes a train and a sketch-pad across
Canada -just 100 years after her great-great grandfather (later to become Lord
Strathcona) hammered the last spike into the last sleeper on the coast-to-coast Canadian Pacific Railway.
In the course of her 3,000-mile journey Linda copes with a derailment, a blizzard and the awkward and multifarious requirements of a film crew. She traverses the wilderness, the prairies and the mountains; along the way she meets gospel singers, refugees, cowboys, train-buffs and, of course, the ordinary people of Canada.
'A wonderful journey,' says Linda, 'so many miles, so many surprises.'
Photography NIGEL WALTERS Sound DAVID JEWITT
Film editor JANE VAL BAKER Producer JEANNE LA CHARD Series editor TIM SLESSOR
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Ronnie Corbett in conversation with Richard Baker
In this series Richard Baker visits people of outstanding achievement to find out what in their lives gives them the most pleasure. Today Ronnie Corbett talks to him in both his English and Scottish homes. He talks about his taste in food and wine, and demonstrates how he makes his own bread. He shows the walks he likes best, discusses his passion for golf - and takes Richard to Jersey for a behind-the-scenes glimpse of his own favourite form of entertaining. Producer MICHAEL KERR
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starring Susan Sarandon Christopher Walken
As her job keeps her on the move, Helene has never stayed anywhere long enough to make friends. A chance encounter pushes her into amateur dramatics and the arms of Harry Nash. On stage Harry is aggressive and passionate. In real life he is painfully shy. Handicapped by her lack of experience, Helene sets out to woo the elusive Harry. This sparkling comedy was shown at the Venice Film Festival to great critical acclaim.
Screenplay by MORTON NEAL MILLER from the story by KURT VONNEGUT Directed by JONATHAN DEMME

The 1986 Formula One World Championship Detroit Grand Prix
The street circuit of downtown Detroit, a grey concrete web, has a reputation which surpasses that of Monaco. It's bumpy, tight, tricky and exhausting. Only six cars finished last year, and the streets looked more like a scrap-yard than a race-track. Britain's
NIGEL MANSELL and MARTIN BRUNDLE are always very competitive, and the flying Finn,
KEKE ROSBERG, Will be aiming for a Detroit double. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER , JAMES HUNT Television presentation CBS Producer ROGER MOODY
(French Grand Prix, Sunday 6 July)

starring
Martin Sheen
Sissy Spacek
Kit Carruthers dispassionately murders his girlfriend's father and together they head for Montana, leaving a trail of laconically executed mayhem behind them - before the fulfilment of Kit's dream of fame and an inevitable confrontation. This chilling portrait of a young murderer and his teenage accomplice was the remarkable debut of director Terrence Malick , who created one of the most unusual and beautiful films of the decade.
Written, produced and directed by TERRENCE MALICK
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from the All England Showground, Hickstead, Sussex
The climax of this three-day meeting brings a first prize of £11,000 to the winner of the Dubai Cup. Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and STEPHEN HADLEY Producer ALASTAIR SCOTT