Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed
(from Birmingham)
Repeated Wed 12.30 (not N Ireland)

by Pat Rooke and Gwyn Arch
from That's the Spirit: a London Festival of New Forms of Worship
With Stephen Varcoe, Barry Wilsher, Sarah Swan
Bulmershe Girls' Choir; section of Bulmershe College Orchestra, conductor Gwyn Arch
From St James's Church, Piccadilly

Get fitter, look better, think thinner with William Rushton and Dr Alan Howard, Al Murray, Mary Perigoe, Julie Stevens
Eighth of ten programmes

(Book 35p: see page 62)

A series of ten programmes

This programme, and the next, looks at Controlled Pace Negotiation, an exercise in Industrial Relations Training using behavioural science.
Book 80p: see page 62

Have you ever said to yourself I wish I could paint? In this series of ten programmes Ian Simpson shows you how to begin.

(Book 80p: see page 62)
(Colour)

On the set of the latest Carry On production, Brian Hoey talks to the stars of this extraordinarily successful comedy series which packs in audiences all over the world.
(Repeated on Wednesday at 1.45)

Mother and baby doing well. A look at the first weeks back home.
Presented by Judith Davis and Paul Barnes

(Repeated on BBC2 on 11 June)
(Colour)

Weather

A series of programmes looking at the wildlife to be found in Canada including today a mountain lion and a wapiti.
Narrated by Rick Jones

(Colour)

Starring Andrew Duggan as Murdoch Lancer, James Stacey as Johnny, Wayne Maunder as Scott, Elizabeth Baur as Teresa
Guest stars Paul Brinegar, Pernell Roberts, Richard Carlson

Jelly is badly mauled by a cougar and to save his life Murdoch and Scott must find medical aid quickly. But in the nearest town they find that the only doctor is behind bars accused of being a dangerous phoney...
(First shown on BBC2)

by Mrs Gaskell
Dramatised in six parts by Michael Voysey

Cynthia has accepted Roger's proposal on condition the engagement remains secret. Clare is pleased with the engagement since she believes that Osborne's health is suspect and Roger may become heir.

International motor racing for the 1973 drivers' world championship, introduced direct from Monte Carlo by Raymond Baxter

For safety reasons, the famous two-mile circuit round the houses in Monte Carlo has a new look for the big race this afternoon. But Monaco remains the most spectacular Grand Prix of the year, and world champion Emerson Fittipaldi is out to increase his lead over Jackie Stewart in the world championship.
In collaboration with the French Television Service and Tele Monte Carlo

Stopping for a quick top-up... pages 8 and 9

The Westminster Abbey Choir has sung during the greatest occasions of Church and State for more than 900 years - at the funerals of statesmen, at the Coronations of our Kings and Queens. In this programme the choir sings music by composers who have helped make the Abbey's choral tradition, who have held the traditional title 'Organist and Master of the Choristers.' Moira Shearer introduces tonight's programme from Westminster Abbey in which the present Abbey Choir pays a musical tribute to nearly a thousand years of music making.

Lessons from Ludovic: page 4

by Brian Finch
starring Nigel Stock

Thomas returns home one evening and disturbs two intruders. One of them is Janet, his house-keeper's daughter...

(Colour)

Tonight's film from the cinema's hall of fame stars James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich
with Brian Donlevy, Charles Winninger, Mischa Auer

When the new sheriff arrives in town with a parasol and is discovered drinking milk in the saloon without guns, the bad men of Bottle Neck draw the obvious conclusions - but saloon singer Frenchy discovers he is made of sterner stuff.
This Week's Films: page 9

with Robert Dougall; Weather

Pub entertainment, serious art form or simply an excuse for letting off steam? British Jazz has served all these purposes during its 50-odd years. Today the music's fragmented; different styles coexist, each with its own heroes and devotees. Including
Trombonist George Chisholm, one of the first British musicians to gain an international reputation, with the Alex Welsh band.
The Humphrey Lyttelton band of the early 50s reconstituted to play for jiving at the 100 Club in Oxford Street.
The Bebop Preservation Society at the Bull's Head in Barnes.
Alexis Korner and friends play and talk about 'rhythm 'n' blues.' Iskra 1903, whose music overlaps with the experiments of the classical avant-garde.
Ian Carr's Nucleus, who have extended the vocabulary of jazz by using the sounds and rhythms of rock music.
Also appearing Benny Green, George Melly, Ken Colyer and Charles Fox

(Colour)

The men who shape what we read in our newspapers, discuss how the week's news was covered. Each week William Hardcastle, former editor of the Daily Mail, will chair a discussion in which we invite editors and top journalists to consider the issues which lie behind the news.
My Choice: page 5