9.38 Science All Around: Water: 1

10.0 Music Time
with children from Chatsworth Junior School, Hounslow

10.25 Gweld a Siarad: Gwersyll Llangrannog
Hynt a helynt pedwar bachgen mewn gwersyll dysgwyr. Cynhyrchydd WYNNE LLOYD â€
(I Ysgolion Cymru: Seeing, Speaking)

10.50 Words and Pictures: (A): The Boy Without a Name

11.10 Discovering Science: How do Animals Live?

11.35 British Social History: People and War: 1914-1918

12.0 New Horizons: The Alternative Society

The Welsh 'Pop' Show

What is a heart attack? What are the big killers of the 20th century? The last of five quizzes.
Introduced by Bob Holness

by John Yeoman and Quentin Blake
With Ted Ray
Today: The Bear's Winter House and The Bear's Water Picnic

A fairytale from Germany

Left to make his own way in the world, an Arabian boy sets out across the desert to find the Merchant of Happiness.
Story told by Gary Watson

with John Craven

99 per cent of flying objects that people thought were things from outer space turned out to be nothing of the kind. But what about the missing 1 per cent?
John Craven investigates with the help of Charles Bowen, the Editor of Flying Saucer Review, Jeff Lewis, a Space Project Engineer and children from Ty Celyn Comprehensive School, Cardiff.

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

The 1971 inter-town contest of skill and strength

The winner will represent Great Britain in the Eurovision Competition to be held in Ostend, Belgium, on 17 September.
Tonight's programme introduced from Southampton by David Vine and Eddie Waring
Referee Arthur Ellis

Old-Time Music-Hail from the stage of the Famous City Varieties Theatre, Leeds
(by arrangement with Stanley and Michael Joseph)
Presenting Arthur Askey, Lonnie Donegan, Anne Hart, Johnny Hackett, Kenny Cantor, Lynton O'Leary and Lana Alfredo
Chairman Leonard Sachs

Robert Robinson takes a look at October 1951.
The Election: Labour win most votes; Conservatives win most seats; the Pope has a vision; Lady Docker has a gold-plated Daimler; the Festival of Britain ends.

Presented by Robert Dougall
Weather

Soccer action from one of tonight's top fixtures.

Tonight starts an unusually active spell of football between English and Italian clubs with Juventus meeting Leeds United in Turin for the first leg of the European Fairs' Cup Final. The Anglo-Italian tournament kicks off at the Swindon Town, Huddersfield, Crystal Palace, West Bromwich, Blackpool and Stoke City grounds.

Championship Boxing:
Bunny Sterling of Jamaica defends his British and Commonwealth middleweight titles against former champion Mark Rowe at the Royal Albert Hall.

"I am not bitter. Why should I be? It's part of the job you know. I am the way I am. I have not changed, and people are free to say what they like. If it pleases them it's all right with me." (Queen Frederica)

In tonight's film profile Cliff Michelmore, talks to a controversial ex-queen - Frederica of Greece, about her years as queen, about her achievements and her alleged misdeeds. For the very first time Queen Frederica answers her critics. She also talks about her life now in Rome, and about the uneasy transition from Queen to commoner.
(Radio Times People: page 4)

(all except London and Wales)
Closedown