6.50 Education: Learning in Groups

7.15 Biology: Fish Out of Water

7.40 Essen in the Third Reich

8.5 Architecture and Society

8.30 State and Society: Poland

8.55 Volunteers and Social Management

9.20 Social Sciences: Conflict

9.45 Maths: Conies

10.10 Arts: Harris Tweed

10.35 Rabbits and Chalk Grassland

11.0 Decision-making in Britain

11.25 Evaluating a Merger

11.50 Measure for Measure Workshop: 2

12.15 Images: Viewing the Invisible

12.40 Animal Physiology

1.5 Managing in Organisations

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Wimbledon 86
The 100th Lawn Tennis Championships Men's Final
It is very possible that
Wimbledon's YTS might produce another fresh.faced champion this afternoon. Last year BORIS BECKER , as you know, was the youngest-ever winner - big lad for 17 - but he hurt his good hand at Queen's. Jimmy Connors is now 34, and did an adductor (painful) in the final there.
J. Patrick McEnroe , well he's keeping mum, and child, back in the US of A, so who's it to be? Live at 2.0, you'll get two clues at least.
DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT commentate.
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Motor Racing French Grand Prix
No point in promising you any of this, but should it tip down at Wimbledon, and stranger things have happened, then herein lies the first resort.
Grand Prix (9.20 pm) would be unlikely to reciprocate. It would be nearly dark anyway.
Television presentation
Tennis HAROLD ANDERSON Motor Racing TF1. France
Studio producer CAMPBELL FERGUSON Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN philips

starring
Hey Landlord
While Assistant
DA Alex Harrigan is trying to make things tough for a landlord who is terrorising his tenants, a furniture dealer is making life just a little difficult for her. After all, her dream couch is only eight weeks late, 500 dollars over the top and hanging outside her apartment....
Written by SAUL TURTELTAUB and BERNIE ORENSTEIN
Directed by PETER BONERZ

Cowgirls
Narrated by Faye Dunaway It wasn't only cowboys who pioneered the Wild West, there were women too; there still are.
The Cooksley sisters came across the Atlantic from
Harrow in 1906. Now, nearly 90, they live side-by-side on their original Wyoming homesteads.
Fern Sawyer was Champion Cowgirl back in 1947. Today she runs a New Mexico ranch - in some style. Her wardrobe contains 100 pairs of boots, 75 stetsons and a dozen or so saddles.
At this year's All-Girl Rodeo in Texas, the riders use their skills just as their predecessor Tad Lucas did. She earned$10,000 all through the Depression, and she reckons she broke every bone in her body. 'Yessir, those gals sure got guts.'
Film cameraman MARTIN PATMORE Producer MICHAEL WALDMAN Director PHILIPPA WALKER Series editor TIM SLESSOR
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Jeffrey Archer in conversation with Richard Baker
The best-selling author and Conservative Party Deputy
Chairman welcomes Richard to his lovely Grantchester home as well as his spectacular Thames-side penthouse.
He shows him his remarkable collection of paintings; confides which pop group he believes is destined for immortality; describes which part of Britain he most loves; and takes part in two of his three favourite competitive sports. He discusses his attitude to writing - his own and other people's - and reveals whose triumphs bring him an even greater pleasure than his own.
Producer MICHAEL KERR
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The Choreographer and the Dance
Tom Jobe and his
Liquid Assets and Rite Electrik with members of the London Contemporary Dance Theatre 'They said "Put on a pair of tights" and I did - I looked like a dancing toothpick, which is not too far from what I look like now....' Tom Jobe is as much a showbusiness personality as a choreographer - he was
Electra in Starlight Express and is now appearing in Chess in London's West End.
In this programme he talks about his adventures in two big cities and how they produced the pieces performed tonight:
Liquid Assets - a comic look at New York office life; and Rite Electrik - a weird gladiatorial ritual, set in a London disco....
With Anita Griffin ,
DARSHAN SINGH BHULLER
BRENDA EDWARDS
TAMSIN HICKLING
CHARLOTTE KIRKPATRICK
JAYNE LEE , JONATHAN LUNN
JULIAN MOSS , LAUREN POTTER
MICHAEL SMALL,
KENNETH THARP , ANNE WENT Music: Liquid Assets
CONLON NANCARROW Rite Electrik
BARRINGTON PHELOUNG Sound recordist VIC GODRICH Lighting PETER GREENYER Designer JOHN STOUT
Stage design for Rite Electrik PETER MUMFORD
Ballets directed by JILL MARSHALL Producer COUN NEAM

The 1986 Formula One World Championship French Grand Prix
Sizzling temperatures and speeds in excess of 200 mph at the Paul Ricard circuit in Southern France will test drivers and machines to their limits. This year's World Championship is really bubbling with AYRTON SENNA surging into the lead closely followed by World Champion ALAIN PROST and Britain's
NIGEL MANSELL. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER , JAMES HUNT Television presentation TFI, France Producer ROGER MOODY
(British Grand Prix, next Sunday) Lap-by-lap coverage on Ceefax

To open a season of films by the great American director who will be 80 next month, the llth annual American Film Institute Life
Achievement Award, a tribute from Hollywood in 1983. Introduced by Lauren Bacall With contributions from
Orson Welles, Ava Gardner Robert Mitchum ,
Jack Nicholson , Anjelica Huston Jeff Bridges , James Mason Michael Caine and Paul Newman
And with extracts from The Maltese Falcon, The African Queen, Moby Dick , The Man Who Would Be King, The
Treasure of the Sierra Madre and many others.
Written by GEORGE STEVENS JR and JOSEPH MCBRIDE
Produced by GEORGE STEVENS JR Directed by MARTY PASETTA