9.15 Engineering Craft and Science: Unit 5: Joining Metal: 10: Weldability
(Colour)

9.38 Science All Around: Wheels

10.0 Music Time

10.25-10.45 Dysgu Cymraeg: i Batagonia
Cyflwynwyr Rhiannon Evans, Geraint Wyn Davies
Cynhyrchydd Wynne Lloyd
(I Ysgolion Cymru: Learning Welsh)

11.10 Discovering Science: Atoms and Molecules

11.35 British Social History: Towards Prosperity

12.0 New Horizons: The Designers: Graphics and Communication

(from Birmingham: shown on Sunday)

The Welsh 'Pop' Show

Andy Pandy, Teddy and, of course, Looby Loo come to play.

(Colour)

2.5 Science Session: Make Your Own Radio
The 'how and why' based on a simple kit.
Introduced by Mike Smith and Bob Sparkes

2.30 Twentieth-Century Focus: Chinese Communism

3.5 The Sun Alliance and London Foxhunters' Challenge Cup (Steeplechase)
with £1,500 added to a sweepstakes (over four miles)

3.40 Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup
with £10,000 added to a sweepstakes (two miles and about 200 yards)

4.15 The Arkle Challenge Trophy Steeplechase
with £4,000 added to a sweepstakes (over two miles and a few yards)

(Colour)

Tom and Jerry playing cat and mouse in a selection from the world-famous award-winning cartoon films.

With John Laurie

(Colour)

A film from Germany based on a fairytale by the Brothers Grimm.

Klaus and the procession attached to the wonderful goose go to the Castle and meet the Princess.

(Colour)

A play by Alan Plater about the problems facing a boy who cannot keep a job.

The news, features, opinions of the country at large, and Your Region Tonight in particular (including Regional Weather) co-ordinated by Michael Barratt

How well do you use your eyes? Could you identify a wanted man? Pick out the real Cliff Michelmore from a group of 'doubles'? Spot the Queen in the three card trick? Take a commentator's view of two thrilling goals in a Leeds United-Tottenham Hotspur match? Receive a fast serve from tennis star Roger Taylor? How good a witness would you be of a crime or accident?

Cliff Michelmore puts you through a test of observation, quickness of eye, and anticipation. You can use your own TV set to try Professor Richard Gregory's practical prediction test. And compare your skill with two studio teams whose eyes are their livelihood:
Commentators - Cliff Morgan, Peter Allis, Harry Carpenter v Private Eyes - Dennis Knott, Nuala Clarke, Danny McIntyre

Robert Robinson looks back at December 1950. The Stone of Scone... Korea... Julie Andrews... Archie Andrews.

Presented by Kenneth Kendall
Weather

Cooper v Bugner: The Heavyweight Championship of Great Britain, Europe and the Empire: Henry Cooper (The Champion) v Joe Bugner (The Challenger)
From Wembley's Empire Pool, promoter Harry Levene matches the 36-year-old Henry Cooper, sporting idol of the nation, against Joe Bugner, 15 years younger and two stones heavier than the champion and his famous left hook.

International Rugby League: Great Britain v France
from the Knowsley Road ground, St Helens. The French created a good impression on their last visit with their open style of play.

David Coleman introduces this international action and spotlights the sporting trends of the week.

with the latest news in pictures

talking with Kenneth Harris

Harriman, born the son of a railroad millionaire, in the 30s became a Democrat and joined Roosevelt's New Deal Administration... he was called a traitor to his class. In London during the blitz helping to organise Lease-Lend - Ambassador to Moscow for three years during the war - Working on the Marshall Plan after the war in Paris - Governor New York State in the 50s - Paris again in 1969 for the Vietnam Peace Talks. Now at 78, still a major influence in the Democratic Party. Tonight he talks to Kenneth Harris about his wartime meetings with Churchill and Stalin, looks back to Russia in the 1920s and at the post-war struggle between the two Super Powers.

Closedown