6.50 The Oil Game

7.15 Maths: Confidence

7.40 King Frederick and Voltaire

8.5 Whose Land is it Anyway?

8.30 Physics: Lightning Does Strike Twice!

8.55 Pure Maths: Shrinking Polygons

9.20 Utilitarianism

9.45 Pictures of Politics

10.10 Education: The William Tyndale Case

10.35 Maths: Curve Sketching

11.0 Novel Proteins

11.25 Equilibrium Rules, OK?

11.50 Maths Methods: Vector Products

12.15 Biology: Cell Movement

12.40 How Minerals are Made

1.5 Sanctions and Rhodesia: 1

Introduced by Steve Rider

Timetable*
1.30 Motor Racing
3.0 Cricket
3.30 Rugby League
5.0 Cricket
6.30 Cycling/Football
* Timings are subject to alteration

Motor Racing: Belgian Grand Prix
Round 3 of the Formula 1 championship.
Nigel Mansell was finished in 1h 27' 57.925" last time, which will help cricket fans no end.
Commentators MURRAY WALKER JAMES HUNT

Cricket: Refuge Assurance League: Essex v Leicestershire
You have to fancy Essex however many days it takes.
Commentators PETER WALKER, RALPH DELLOR, DAVID ACFIELD

Rugby League: Stones Bitter Premiership Final
The whole match live from Old Trafford - kick off 3.30.
Commentators RAY FRENCH and ALEX MURPHY

Football
Cup Final action - it may not be over yet.

Cycling
The Milk Race gets going - a little taster.

Television presentation:
Motor Racing RTBF. Belgium
Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Rugby League KEITH PHILLIPS
Studio producer. Grandstand CAMPBELL FERGUSON
Assistant editor, Grandstand BRIAN BARWICK
Producer. Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor. Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton present Britain's most popular financial and business programme.
With PAUL BURDEN
FRANCINE STOCK
MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad on your money - and other people's.
Studio director CATHY GEE Editor JONATHAN CRANE

The Chelsea Flower Show - the Royal Horticultural
Society's annual spectacle of colour. Peter Seabrook and Roy Lancaster take a look behind the scenes at the preparations for the show.
They talk to exhibitors such as cactus specialist Brian Goodey , rose breeder Jack Harkness and investigate new developments in azalea and houseplant growing in Belgium. As well as gathering some useful tips for every gardener, they discover what is involved in producing perfect blooms for a Chelsea display. For some, this could mean the prestigious award of a gold medal.
Production assistant CATHERINE COOPER
Director DAVID GLOAG
Producer DENIS W. GARTSIDE
(Chelsea Flower Show Wed 10.20pm)
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Introduced by Jancis Robinson
Products or 'Why does it have to look like a suburban sitting room in 1939?' The first of three programmes which invite you to vote for your choice for the BBC
Design Awards. Tonight a unique opportunity to see expert judges at work as they select their short list of five. Chairman Kenneth Grange with Sir Terence Conran , Dinah Casson ,
Katharine Hamnett , Richard Seymour and Merrick Taylor argue over the merits of more than 400 different entries - from an aeroplane to a wheelchair, from fashion to a mechanical excavator. Will the new Jaguar XJ6 prove more successful than the cement mixer? And how can you judge between two such different things? The five winning entries and their designers are profiled.
Vote through RADIO TIMES and at exhibitions throughout Great Britain from 18 May. Film editor LIZ TENNENT Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
Producer DAVID SWEETMAN
(Part 2 tomorrow at 10.15 pm)
0 FEATURE: page 16

The Formula One
World Championship Belgian Grand Prix
A quite masterly drive in Italy two weeks ago took
NIGEL MANSELL to the top of the 1987 Drivers
Championship. He won here last time.
Frenchman ALAIN PROST pulled out early in Italy. He be looking to get his 27th win here and equal
Jackie Stewart 's record, while
NELSON PIQUET , banned on medical grounds from the last race, will be out to prove a point having never finished higher than fourth here. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER , JAMES HUNT TV presentation RTBF, Belgium Producer CHARLES BALCHIN (Monaco Grand Prix: 31 May) 0 INFO: page 95

starring James Dean
Dean, idol of the 1950s, starred in just three feature films. This powerful work gave him the role with which he is most associated - the troubled youth misunderstood by his parents and society.
Screenplay by STEWART STERN from a story by NICHOLAS RAY Produced by DAVID WEISBART Directed by NICHOLAS RAY
0 FILMS: page 29