Emyr Jenkins yn cyflwyno adroddiad o'r Brifwyl yn y Fflint gyda Harri Gwynn a Mary Middleton
Eisteddfod report
First shown on BBC Wales
(Crystal Palace, Wenvoe West, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)
George Luce
The morning's play at Trent Bridge
Introduced by Frank Bough on the first day of the new football season
Sam Leitch returns with the regular Football Preview: news and views from the day's matches with a nationwide network of reporters
At 4.50 p.m. Grandstand Results
A full check on all the day's results
Cricket from Trent Bridge, Nottingham: Second Test Match: England v. New Zealand
On BBC-2 Colour from 4.20
Racing from Lingfield Park
2.15 Cowfold Stakes
3.15 Queen Elizabeth Handicap Stakes
3.45 Withyham Stakes
Swimming from Derby Baths, Blackpool: A.S.A. National Swimming Championships
including the 220 yards Individual Medley Final with Olympic Silver Medallist Martyn Woodroffe defending his title
Show Jumping: The Dublin Horse Show: The Aga Khan Cup (Nations Cup)
Teams from Great Britain, Ireland, France, Italy, Sweden, Australia, and Switzerland will be competing for the premier trophy and The United Distillers of Ireland International
TV presentation by Telefis Eireann
The Enterprise finds itself faced with some pretty odd jobs. This week Captain James Kirk and his crew have somehow to make room for a gaggle of gorgeous girls, an illicit human cargo on its way to a far distant planet. But these are no ordinary girls...
George Luce
Tom and Jerry playing Cat and Mouse.
Cat Napping... you mean 'caught napping'.
Simon Dee introduces his guests
Comedy Choice, in which famous stars of BBC comedy choose their favourite shows from past series
Frankie Howerd introduces: The Frankie Howerd Show
featuring Arthur Mullard, Anthony Sagar, Julian Orchard, Dennis Ramsden, Ken Wynne, Tim Buckland, William Raynor
and the voices of Richard Waring, Frank Littlewood, Peter Thompson
from The Castle Room
featuring Vince Hill
Special guest star, Harry Secombe
starring Francoise Hardy, Jack Douglas
with Jack Haig, Eli Woods, Berry Cornish and Laura Symonds
with The Dancers: Sue Robinson, Celia Hetherington, Domini Winter, Anne Lewington, Maureen Willsher, Wendy Gotelee
Roy Castle is in 'Holiday Startime' at the ABC Theatre, Blackpool; Vince Hill is at the Wellington Pier, Great Yarmouth; Jack Douglas is in 'Don't Tell the Wife' at the Windmill Theatre, Great Yarmouth
A season of films featuring one of the screen's great stars and finest actors James Cagney
with Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell and Frank McHugh
Cagney's first musical role after his debut as the screen's No. 1 gangster. He plays Chester Kent, a musical comedy director who finds himself out of a job with the arrival of talking pictures; but conceives the notion of package musical interludes to play in cinemas during the intervals. This lively backstage story is climaxed by three spectacular Busby Berkeley numbers: 'By a waterfall,' 'Honeymoon hotel,' and 'Shanghai Lil.' Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell are featured in the first two, whilst Cagney himself is 'on stage' for the finale.
with John Edmunds
followed by The Weather
Action from two leading matches in today's Football League programme plus interviews with the day's personalities... Late-night Saturday soccer news and views spanning the BBC Regions in the South-East, North, Midlands, West, and Wales.
David Coleman presents the new football format and reports with outside broadcast cameras from a well-known Football League ground on the Match of the Day.
Barry Davies reports on the highlights of another leading fixture involving clubs in the South-East
Today's matches will be announced at the end of Grandstand
See cover story on page 3
Highlights of this evening's events from the Derby Baths, Blackpool
Max Robertson and Harry Walker bring you the best races and all the results on this the final evening of the championships.
Ned Sherrin looks back at news of the week-with questions designed to test both wits and memories
The William Rushton Trio challenge The Team of Malcolm Muggeridge
