First day
The whole of the morning's play direct from Lord's

During their successful tour of the West Indies last winter, the Indian side emerged as a major cricketing force. Opening batsman Gavaskar, who had a test match average of 154 in the West Indies, could become a familiar name this summer, and the variety and class of their spin bowling may well give the English batsmen a hard test.
Introduced by Peter West
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For the very young
Poor Hammy is puzzled when he first encounters a river mist and he has to be rescued by Roderick the Rat.
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People and their hobbies

Further coverage from Lord's
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A programme for children under 5

(shown at 11.0 am on BBC2)
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by Monique P. de Ladebat
With Rosalie Crutchley

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A cartoon film series
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Like many other sports and pastimes Show Jumping is increasingly affected by the enthusiasm of the young people who are attracted to it.
In this afternoon's programme John Kidd, the British international rider, who was himself a member of Great Britain's junior team in 1962, introduces the highlights of some of the most exciting events seen at the Royal International Horse Show at Wembley and Hickstead during the last week, including those competitions which are of special interest to young riders.

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A cartoon series

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Displays by RAF police dog demonstration teams are world famous - but just how justified is the RAF'S claim that they can train a dog to do anything a dog is capable of doing?
Peter West finds out at the Royal Air Force Police Depot at Debden, Saffron Walden, Essex.

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Disaster on a Himalayan expedition. Two men swept 1,000 feet to an inaccessible ledge. Two men set out to rescue them. They climbed for five days without food or proper sleep in what must rank as one of the supreme feats in the history of climbing.
The programme reconstructs the story with the help of Lt-Colonel Tony Streather, the leader and now the sole surviving member of the party.
A co-production with the Australian Broadcasting Commission
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Discs, stars and news from this week's Top Thirty.
Introduced by Tony Blackburn.
Top of the Pops Orchestra
Pan's People

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The top-spot award-winning new comedy series adapted by Norman Lear from the favourite BBC series "Till Death Us Do Part" created by Johnny Speight

Men and women are different and in Archie's opinion that is a perfect arrangement. But life isn't that simple...
starring Carroll O'Connor as Archie Bunker, Jean Stapleton as Edith Bunker, Rob Reiner as Mike Stivic, Sally Struthers as Gloria Stivic
and Michael Evans as Lionel Jefferson

(from the USA)
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Presented by Richard Baker
Weather
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by Donald Wilson
Starring John Neville, Susan Hampshire, James Villiers and John Standing

John and Sarah have married. The Popish religion of James, Duke of York, heir to the throne, presages civil dissension. To appease his Protestant Parliament Charles has arranged a marriage between Mary and William of Orange.

(First shown on BBC2)
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at the Empire Pool, Wembley
The Moss Bros Championship
The great Puissance contest
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Presented by Ludovic Kennedy with the latest news in pictures
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Sometimes a new home turns into a nightmare. And in that nightmare what game are The Scaffold playing?

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