Today's Watch with Mother
Andy Pandy, Teddy and, of course, Looby Loo come to play.
(TV playmates: page 13)

A film from Yugoslavia.

Julia refuses to let a dog run into danger through the stupidity of one of her friends.

D.D. and his friends are on the trail once more and anything could happen.

Introduced by David Vine
with Eddie Gorton of the ASA and Roger Eady, Welsh ASA.

English version written and told by Eric Thompson.

Introduced by Frank Bough
featuring:

Show Jumping from the All England Jumping Course, Hickstead, Sussex: Wills Parcours de Chasse
The big names of show-jumping compete for a first prize of £100 in this international speed competition over the famous Hickstead fences.

12.50* Football Preview
Sam Leitch introduces action, personalities and the latest news of today's fixtures on the first day of the holiday programme.

Songs and games from the streets of Belfast... an eternal backdrop to a changing world, old perhaps, not as the hills, but spanning the centuries, advancing and retiring easily through time.
From Northern Ireland

When an Indian brave gets on the trail, Yogi has to keep his eyes skinned.

From Coventry.
While worshippers inside the ancient Parish Church of Holy Trinity join in the traditional three-hour service, representatives of the Coventry Council of Churches take part in a united act of witness through the new shopping precinct.

Introduced by Frank Bough

3.5; 4.30* Show Jumping from Hickstead: The Wills Three Castle Stakes
The final stages of one of today's big events from Hickstead.

3.30* Boat Race Preview
A look ahead to tomorrow's 118th University Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge.

3.45* Rugby League from St Helens: St Helens v Wigan
The second half of the afternoon's outstanding League match.

4.50*
Results Service
Including classified football and rugby results.

Britain's No 1 Soccer star shows a group of young players how to improve their game.
An Arrowhead production

Introduced by Michael Aspel
With Syd Little, Eddie Large, Stuart Sherwin, Heather Barbour, Elaine Paige
Guest artists Chapman Brown, New Faces

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

Your regular local programme (London and Wales only: Sports News)

A new comedy series starring Polly James as Beryl, Nerys Hughes as Sandra
featuring Paul Angelis as Stan

presented by Richard Baker
Weather

Can those who have not suffered an experience such as that of a concentration camp ever begin to understand the psychological as well as the physical pressures put on its inmates? In 1964 an English jury had to try.
On 13 April 1964 there began one of the longest libel actions in English legal history. Twenty years after his release from Auschwitz, an ex-prisoner, Wladislaw Dering - a doctor in London - entered the Royal Courts of Justice to prove that he had not carried out terrible medical experiments on his fellow prisoners on behalf of the SS.

Part 1: Auschwitz: The reality. Concentration camp ex-prisoners: Professor Bruno Bettelheim, Josef Garlinski, Mrs Maurice Stone.

Part 2: England: The trial: a reconstruction.

(After Auschwitz...: page 16)

Narrated by Paul Scofield.
One of the most highly praised documentaries of 1971: 'A brilliant, a candid, often icily beautiful, always humanely dramatic film,' said The Daily Telegraph.
Twenty-four climbers from 12 different countries tackled the highest mountain by its two most difficult routes.
When the attempt was eventually called off, seven of the climbers had walked out, 11 had been sent home with severe illness, and one - Major Harsh Bahuguna - was dead.

David Mahlowe takes illustrations from poetry and prose to talk about the days of preparation for Christ's Passion.

followed by National and Regional News and Weather (all except London and Wales) Closedown