For beginners in German.
With Heidi Treutler, Dieter Geissler
Introduced by Sabine Michael, Paul Hansard.
(Shown last Sunday)
(to 9.25)
Written by Michel Faure and Joe Cremona.
For absolute beginners in French.
With Francois Brincourt, Malou Pantera, Andre Maranne, Pamela Stirling
(Shown last Tuesday on BBC-2)
(to 9.55)
Ten programmes about principles and methods.
The emphasis this week on 'breaking down the task'.
(Shown last Sunday)
(to 10.30)
(See panel above)
Her Majesty The Queen takes the Salute on Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall at the Annual Parade in Celebration of her Official Birthday
The Queen's Colour of the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards is being trooped
There are eight Guards with a Sovereigns Escort of the Household Cavalry
Music played by the Mounter Band of the Royal Horse Guards and the Massed Band of the Brigade of Guards
At 10.45 a.m.
Bert Foord
Third day's play at Old Trafford.
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Today's Timetable
1.40 Tennis
2.10 Cricket
2.35 Racing
2.5S Cricket
3.5 Racing
3.25 Cricket
3.35 Racing
3.55 Cricket
4.15 Amateur Boxing
4.35 Cricket
4.55 Results Service
From 1.30 Summer Grandstand
Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Cricket ... Racing ... Tennis ... Amateur Boxing ...
Racing from Haydock Park
2.45 Meld Handicap Stakes over 7 furlongs
3.15 The Bass-Clubman's Stakes Charrington over 11 miles
3.45 Lancashire Oaks over 11 miles
Amateur Boxing from R.A.F. Stanmore: London v. The Rest of England
Highlights of Thursday's match in aid of the British Olympic Fund
Cricket from Old Trafford, Manchester: England v. Australia
The third day's play in the First Test match
(On BBC-2 from 5.5)
Lawn Tennis from Didsbury, Manchester: The Northern Lawn Tennis Championships Including the Ladies' Singles Final
Latest results and cricket scores throughout the afternoon.
Bert Foord
The Saturday scene
Simon Dee introducing his guests from the world of entertainment.
Highlights of today's big sporting events.
Including
Cricket: England v. Australia
The closing overs of the third day of the First Test Match at Old Trafford.
Introduced by Harry Carpenter.
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. is there - where he is needed - when he is needed - from the organisation dedicated to the world-wide fight against crime and subversion.
A film series starring Robert Vaughn as Napoleon Solo, David McCallum as Illya Kuryakin, Leo G. Carroll as Mr. Waverly
The Hong Kong Shilling Affair - in which U.N.C.L.E. sees stars while studying Heavenly's body.
Live from the BBC Television Centre
with Billy Cotton and his Band.
Guest Stars,
From the world of song Bobbie Gentry, John Rowles
From the world of comedy Ray Alan, Reg Varney
with Kathie Kay, Nigel Hopkins, The Tiller Girls
The Cotton Singers
Direct from Italy
The Finals of the European Nations Football Championship
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At 8.5
Live coverage from Rome of the final stages of the European Nations Football Championship where England, the World Champions, play this evening
At 9.15
The Final A further visit to Rome for the second half of tonight's match Commentator, Kenneth Wolstenholme Introduced by David Coleman Presented by the Italian Television Service
EUROPEAN NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP CUP ENGLAND in the Finals
If England are in the Grand Final RADIO 1 8.10-10.0 p.m. or
If England are in the Third and Fourth Place Final RADIO 1 6.31-7.30 p.m. and part of the Grand Final, 8.50-1 0.0 p.m.
Commentators ALAN CLARKE and PETER JONES Broadcast from The Olympic Stadium, Rome, by arrangement with Italian Radio On BBC-1 from 8.5
ON RADIO 1 and 2 T.T. INTERNATIONAL ROAD RACES I from the Isle q> Man The Sidecar Race iesuh ai 7.35 p.m.
ON RADIO 3 FIRST TEST I Third Bar I England v. Australia I Old Trafford RUGBY UNION South Africa v. the British Isles First Test March Pretoria I CYCLING: Tour of Britain GOLF: Daks Tournament
TODAY'S SPORT
The Finals of the
with Michael Aspel
followed by The Weather
A further visit to Rome.
The world's most popular jazz pianist
accompanied by Ike Isaacs, Jose Mangual, Jimmy Smith
Introduced by Benny Green.
(Erroll Garner appears by arrangement with Harold Davison)
The second of a new series of special television debates.
Ludovic Kennedy calls Sir John Foster, Q.C., M.P. to prove this proposition and Tom Kellock, Q.C. to disprove it.
Each of them may call any witness he wishes to substantiate his argument and use as evidence any film from the BBC archives. The issue is debated before a panel of thirty lawyers and a specially invited audience.
Already this summer both Europe and America have been immersed in waves of militant protest. Everywhere there are marches, riots, demonstrations of dissent
Sir John Foster argues that where there are constitutional processes for expressing opposition, demonstrators damage their own cause and the democratic system itself.
Tom Kellock, formerly chairman of the Anti-Apartheid movement, argues that militant protest can strengthen democracy while achieving socially useful ends.
