6.50 Public Health: Water Fit to Drink?
7.15 Pienza: a Renaissance City
7.40 Joseph Wright of Derby
8.05 Donegal: Tradition and Change
8.30 Statistics: Conflict
8.55 Shetland: Watts In the Wind
9.20 Facts Don't Speak for Themselves
9.45 The Victorian High Church
10.10 Psychology: Family Therapy
10.35 Maths: Networks and Matrices
11.00 Open Advice: Summer School
11.25 Science: OU All Hours
11.50 Maths Methods: Catenary Approximation
12.15 Biology: Only in the Mating Season
12.40 Geothermal Energy

Hambro Guardian Trophy
Presented by Clare Harrison and Jeremy Flint
The scores to date are:
Tony Forrester (GB) + 2 Bob Hamman (US) + 26
Zia Mahmood (Pakistan) - 58 Christian Mari (France) + 30 Lighting COLIN WIDGERY
Videotape editor IAN HOWLETT Director ANNIE LEWIS
Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree
49 HANDS featured in this week's programme can be found on Ceefax page 289.
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Introduced by Steve Rider

Timetable*
1.40 Rugby
2.10 Tennis
4.00 Motor Racing
4.20 Show Jumping
4.50 Cricket
* Timings are subject to change

Tennis from Queen's Club, London: Stella Artois Championship Final
A week away from Wimbledon - and that's on grass too.
Commentators DAN MASKELL, JOHN BARRETT and MARK COX

Show Jumping from Birmingham: Royal International Horse Show
Commentators RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and STEPHEN HADLEY

Cricket from Derby: Refuge Assurance League: Derbyshire v Sussex
Commentators PETER WALKER and RALPH DELLOR

Motor Racing from Thruxton: Esso British Touring Car Championship Round 6
Commentator MURRAY WALKER

Rugby League from Milwaukee, USA: Wigan v Warrington
No helmets, little padding - much interest.
EDDIE HEMMINGS reports.

Television presentation:
Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and HUW JONES
Show jumping WENDY SHEPPARD
Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Motor racing BHP
Rugby league HUW JOSEPH
Studio producer. Grandstand CAMPBELL FERGUSON
Producer. Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor, Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

Sportsline: for test and county cricket scores dial [number removed]: calls cost 38p per minute (peak), 25p (off-peak).

Last in the series
Managing Midland
The Midland Bank is in the midst of change, and the Chairman Sir Kit McMahon believes his rescue plan has reached a critical stage. His twin-track approach means radical cost cutting and a drive to develop and sell new products to customers. If it fails a new takeover attempt seems inevitable. So is it make or break for Midland? Nisha Steyn reports.
Producer NARINDER MINHAS Editor DAVID NISSAN
(Postponed from 4 June)

A recording of yesterday's military spectacle in London at which HM The Queen took the Salute on Horse Guards Parade when the Colour of the First Battalion
Coldstream Guards was trooped.
Also, scenes of the fly-past by Strike and Support Commands of the RAF, including the Red Arrows watched by members of the Royal Family from the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Commentator
David Dimbleby Director JOY CORBETT

Football Managers
Presenter Jeremy Isaacs with Lennie Lawrence (top) David Pleat
Ron Atkinson
Football managers lead notoriously precarious lives. There's no room for failure. The world of football is in a ferment. But what about the game itself? What counts on the pitch - personality or strategy? What matters?
The talent of the players or the skill of the manager? Director DAVID CROSSMAN Producer UDI EICHLER

First of six programmes

"Dear Radio Times,
Hooray for Alexei Sayle! The funniest TV show since The Good Life. What a tonic his series Stuff is. I haven't laughed so much since Margo fell flat on her face in the compost heap. One tiny request, though, could you get rid of that Fat Bastard in the tight suit and put in more scenes with Felicity Kendal wrinkling her nose up?
Many, many thanks"
(Mrs) D.W. Piper, Bude, Cornwall

"Who gives a damn what you think?" Alexei Sayle

Featuring Alexei Sayle
with Morwenna Banks, Ben Davis, Tony Haase, Rad Kohanzad, Angus MacKay, Tony Millan, Felicity Montagu, Maggie Ollerenshaw, Robin Ray, Patsy Smart, Mark Williams

(R)

Women first filmed in the 60s tell the story of their lives over the past 20 years. Agnes and Jeanie
In 1966 Agnes Henderson and Jeanie Read lived on opposite sides of a run-down Georgian square in north London.
Agnes was a bus conductress and sculptress, and Jeanie was a working mum.
In 23 years Gibson Square has changed from a dilapidated, mainly working-class neighbourhood to an exclusive - and expensive - area. What happened to two of its original tenants when the prices went up?
Photography GRAHAM FRAKE Film editor PETER BROWNLEE Director RUSSELL ENGLAND BBC Bristol
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from Oak Hill golf course, Rochester, New York
Steve Rider introduces live coverage of the closing stages of this year's major championship from the course where the famous Walter Hagen began his career.
Television presentation by ABC

Canadian Grand Prix
The Grand Prix circus has moved 2,000 miles north from the heat of Phoenix to the ÃŽle Notre-Dame at Montreal on the St Lawrence Seaway. But it's going to take more than a changing climate to break the stranglehold the McLaren team has on the World Championship.
Alain Prost, who has scored in every race this season, leads from team mate
Ayrton Senna, who won here last year.
It's also the final part of the 1989 Grand Prix competition, with a trip to the Spanish Grand Prix in October as the top prize.
Television presentation CBC, Canada Produced by PIERS CROTON
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