6.55 Management and the School

7.20 Weekend Outlook

(to 7.25)

The 100th Lawn Tennis Championships
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the pick of the matches on the Centre Court and No 1 Court from the All England Club. Commentators DAN MASKELL, JOHN BARRETT, GERALD WILLIAMS, BARRY DAVIES, MARK COX, BILL THRELFALL, ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE

from Herterton House,
Cambo, Northumberland
Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones
'To find a wilderness inside a living garden is depressing, but to foresee the creation of a living garden from a wilderness is inspiring.'
So say Frank and Marjorie Lawley who ten years ago took on a derelict farmyard. Today, after battling with cold weather, wind and a clay soil, their inspiration has become reality - a beautiful physic garden, a modern example of the medieval original.
With over 2,000 hardy plants arranged in beds of individual colours, there's plenty of opportunity for propagation, and Frank has his own ideas on this, together with many good tips for small gardens.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON
ProducerDENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefax page 261

Jonathan King is deep in the heart of Texas. Here's just some of his hectic itinerary:
Dallas - visit JR territory and interview heart-throb Julio Iglesias. Fort Worth - encounter a cowboy and visit a rodeo.
Houston - meet local loonies
ZZ Top and interview a NASA astronaut.
San Antonio - drop in at the Alamo and talk to E. T. star
Henry Thomas.
Programme associate COLIN MARCHANT
Producer GORDON ELSBURY (R) Revised

Robert Winston narrates the last programme in the series.
Bent Back
Lisa [text removed] wants to go to drama school and become an actress, but she has a badly twisted back that makes her shy and depressed.
Lisa seeks the help of Professor Robert Dickson, a surgeon at St James's University Hospital in Leeds, who has developed a new technique for correcting the deformity. It is long, complex and risky surgery but for Lisa the operation could make all the difference in the world.
Production assistant JANE ASHFORD
Film editor PETER PARNHAM
Series editor DAVID PATERSON
Producer MAX WHITBY

Dora Russell , who died last month, is usually thought of only as the second wife of Bertrand Russell. In this second showing of her interview with Bel Mooney , she is seen as a vigorous campaigner for issues she always cared about - education, women's rights and world peace.
Film editor DAVID ELLIOTT
Producer LOUISE PANTON (R)
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Christopher Jones , BBC
Parliamentary Correspondent, reports on the week's debates in the House of Lords, and questions Government
Ministers and Opposition Peers about business this week in the Upper Chamber. Editor PETER KENYATTA

'Shown on Tuesday at 8.0pm)