9.38 Science All Around Water: 2

10.0 Music Time

10.25-10.45 Hwnt ac Yma: Diffeithwch
Cyflwynwyr
JOHN OGWEN, CARYL WILLIAMS Cynhyrchwyr R. DILWYN JONES J. MERVYN WILLIAMS
(Here and There, BBC Wales)

11.0-11.20 Exploring Science: Life Goes On
The courtship displays of birds and mammals, including man, lead to mating, fertilisation and the growth and development of the young inside the egg and inside the womb.
(Colour)

11.40 British Social History 1939-1945

Everyone is preparing for Crow's wedding, and the party afterwards.

Anne Nightingale looks at hair, skin and diet - some of the science behind good looks.

2.30 Jersey Stakes (7f)
3.5 Queen Mary Stakes (5f)
3.45 Royal Hunt Cup (1m)
4.20 Coronation Stakes (Old Mile)

adapted from traditional sources by Denise Cremona
with Wendy Wood

(Colour)

Introduced by Ron Pickering
This week's guest: international soccer referee Gordon Hill
The second heat of this sporting contest between schools, with a variety of team events.
This week's teams come from the Wilfred Clarke School, Walsall, Staffordshire, and Glyndwr Junior High School, Rhyl, Flintshire.

by Elisabeth Beresford
Told by Bernard Cribbins

with Richard Baker; Weather

Bringing you news and views in your region tonight (including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

Raymond Baxter with reporters William Woollard, Michael Rodd presents a weekly report on the important and intriguing work of engineers, doctors, industrialists and research scientists in Britain and abroad, work which will change the shape of your life.

You can get rid of tension in many ways. Fyfe Robertson finds relief in the gentle art of destruction.

with Richard Baker and Peter Woods; Weather

with John Williams (guitar) and the London Symphony Orchestra leader John Brown

Music for enjoyment and relaxation, including Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto, Dances from Falla's Three Cornered Hat and Chabrier's Espana.

A hundred players...: pages 54-59

P. J. Kavanagh takes a country walk to discover six different parts of Britain.

From Dartmouth, P. J. Kavanagh follows the river Dart to Totnes, takes a train ride to Buckfastleigh, sees the bell ringing at Widecombe and hikes over the Moors to Hay Tor.
(from Birmingham)
A litmus paper called Kavanagh: pp 6-7

Ludovic Kennedy presents an informal review of reporting and relevant talk along with Nicholas Harman including extracts from today's session of the Watergate Hearings in Washington.

A series of five programmes examining the education and training we need for life inside the EEC.

What are our Universities, Polys and Techs doing to prepare people for work in the Common Market? And what about the 80% who won't be getting any higher education?

(except London): Closedown