for the Prudential Trophy from The Oval
Live coverage of the morning's play in this second of two 55-over matches for prize money of £2,500.
Introduced by Peter West

General knowledge quiz

featuring
One-day Cricket: England v West Indies
from The Oval
Further coverage of this match for the Prudential Trophy

Show Jumping
from the All England Jumping Course, Hickstead, Sussex.
This afternoon's feature event from the British Championships Meeting is the Wills Three Castle Stakes

plus news from Kiev, USSR of The European Three-day Event Championships
Holders: Individual Champion HRH Princess Anne
Team Champions Great Britain
Yesterday and today riders from all the top European nations have been competing in the Dressage.

Introduced by Tony Gubba
(Show Jumping and One-day Cricket on BBC2 from 4.15 pm)

by Ursula Moray Williams
Adapted and directed by Susan Ball
with George Benson
Today: Prisoners in the Pit

An animal adventure series

with Richard Baker; Weather

Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

Introduced by Kenny Everett
Top of the Pops Orchestra
Pan's People

for the Bruno Zauli Trophies
This evening at the Meadowbank Stadium in Edinburgh, one of the most important Athletic meetings held in Britain during the last 25 years gets under way with the competition for the Women's European Cup.
This Trophy, first competed for in 1965, is the reward for the team compiling most points from the full track and field programme. One representative from each of the six participating countries-USSR, East Germany, West Germany, Bulgaria, Romania, and Great Britain - competes in each track and field event and such an international line-up guarantees an evening of Olympic class women's athletics.
Organised by the BAAB in association with Burmah/Castrol
Cover story: pages 56-58

with Robert Dougall and Peter Woods; Weather

in which Margaret Price the distinguished Welsh soprano talks about her career and sings arias from La Cenerentola, Giuditta, and Otello and songs by Schubert, de Falla and Mozart.
'When I'm that much older, I'd like to be thought of as a recitalist, because it's the most perfect way of making music - it's the most difficult but, in the end, the most rewarding.'
with the BBC Welsh Orchestra leader Colin Staveley conducted by James Lockhart

(Colour)

Adapted in five parts by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson from the novel by Gabriel Chevallier
Narrated by Peter Ustinov

An amorous affair starts a battle which only a Presidential visit quells and the story ends with a review of the historic events in Clochemerle.

A BBCtv co-production with Bavaria Atelier GMBH, Munich

(First shown on BBC2)
(Colour)

and Weekend Weather

This afternoon at the 105th Trades Union Congress in Blackpool, Victor Grayson Hardie Feather, CBE, stepped down from the post of General Secretary, a job he's held for four long years. It is perhaps the hardest job in the whole Trade Union movement, and it's certainly the least understood by the man in the street.
How much power does the General Secretary of the TUC have? How has Vic Feather matched up to the job - and what sort of man is he?

David Taylor talks to Union leaders and politicians and of course to Vic Feather himself.

A season of feature films made specially for television
Tonight starring Cliff Robertson, Dina Merrill
with Wilfrid Hyde White, Luther Adler

Cliff Robertson plays a dual role in this spy drama set behind the Iron Curtain.
Englishman Christopher Ross, a ruthless master spy on his last and most dangerous assignment, meets an ordinary American businessman, Arthur Selby, who happens to be his double - fact which Ross is quick to turn to his own advantage.
Written by Gustave Field, Joel Rogosin and John Kneubuhl

followed by Regional News and Weather: Closedown