9.38 Science All Around: Flour
Introduced by Fergus O'Kelly

10.0 Music Time

10.25 Gweld a Siarad
Cyfres newydd i blant 10 oed sy'n dysgu Cymraeg fel ail iaith A berdaugleddau
Ymweliad a'r harbwr a'r aber.
Cyflwynwyr mari GRIFFITH
FRANK LINCOLN
Cynhyrchydd ILLTYD LEWIS
(I Ysgolion Cymru: Seeing, Speaking)

10.50 Words and Pictures: (A): The Animals in the Ark
by John Tully

11.10 Discovering Science: What is Life?

11.35 British Social History: Women's Rights: Goods and chattels
Commentary by Robin Ray

The Welsh 'Pop'

What are viruses? How does immunisation work? Who made the first loo?
The first of five quizzes
Introduced by Bob Holness

2.45 Garter Stakes (5 furlongs)

3.20 Victoria Cup (7 furlongs)

3.50 Paradise Stakes (2 miles)

(Colour)

A programme for children under 5

by Bruce Carter
With Ann Morrish
Today: The Armoured Car

Can you swim? - then perhaps you'd like to dive.
Rolf Harris shows you a simple way to learn and gives advice on different sorts of dives. Rolf has a great interest in encouraging young people to take to the water and believes that example and demonstration play a big part in learning to swim.

A cartoon film in which the Mole encounters the King of Beasts for the very first time.

Reporter Anne Nightingale
with John Craven

A look at the life of nomads today including gipsies, tramps, circus families and pop groups. Can this wandering way of life survive the motorway age? John Craven talks to children from Gordano School, Portishead, near Bristol.
From Bristol

The varied adventures of Hector the Dog and Zaza the Cat, not forgetting next-door-neighbour Mrs Kiki Frog.

The news, features, opinions of the country at large, and Your Region Tonight in particular (including Regional Weather) co-ordinated by Michael Barratt including the finals of Cook of the Realm 1971 from the Television Theatre.
Fourteen housewives will cook the meal of their lives for Ronnie Corbett, Hattie Jacques, The Rt Hon Ernest Marples, MP, and Katie Boyle
Introduced by Stuart Hall

The 1971 inter-town contest

The winner will represent Great Britain in Solothurn, Switzerland, on 6 August.
Tonight's programme introduced from Barrow-in-Furness by David Vine and Eddie Waring
Referee Arthur Ellis

Robert Robinson takes a look at June 1951
We imported Argentine beef, exported Burgess and Maclean, a Jaguar won at Le Mans, Jim Peters won the Marathon, King Farouk married an 18-year-old bride.

Presented by Kenneth Kendall
Weather

International Heavyweight Boxing: Jack Bodell (Great Britain) v Bill Drover (Canada)
Bodell, former British heavyweight champion and the next fighter to challenge Joe Bugner for his British title, meets the 26-year-old, Scots-born Canadian who has won 36 of his 43 fights.
Drover's last fight forced Bugner to a surprise draw - a fight seen live on Sportsnight with Coleman. The main fight of the evening from promoter Mike Barrett's Royal Albert Hall bill.

David Coleman introduces action and news from home and abroad.

A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Conservative and Unionist Party
(Also on BBC2)

with the latest news in pictures

Narrated by John Stockbridge.

An investigation into the unsolved mystery of a man's mind... a strange secret man who was the central figure in one of the most extraordinary episodes of the Second World War.

Rudolf Hess landed by parachute in wartime Scotland on Saturday night, 10 May 1941. He was then Deputy Fuehrer of Nazi Germany at the height of its power; today he is the last Nazi leader left in prison at Spandau, West Berlin. The questions posed by his mysterious flight and his subsequent behaviour remain unanswered, locked in Hess's mind. His curious actions were attributed to mental unsoundness. But were his symptoms and loss of memory merely a sustained and successful hoax?

Victor Beaumont plays Hess in a special reconstruction of his wartime captivity in Britain. This sequence is based entirely on Army medical records and Hess's own writings.
His unusual story is also told with archive film and eyewitness accounts.

(Colour)

(all except London and Wales)
Closedown