9.38-9.58 Science Session Muscles make the Man
Most of us, most of the time, take our muscles for granted - unless they hurt!
Narrator IVAN HOWLETT Producer PETER BAKER
10.25-10.45 Science All Around Care of the Young
11.0 Colour Watch!: Wax. Wax from the honeycomb. Wax for candles. Wax-resist pictures. Presented by JEAN ROGERS and STEPHEN BRADLEY Producer TOM STANIER
11.18 Going to Work
I Want a Local Job: finding a congenial job in a small town has advantages and drawbacks. Three young people from Norfolk explain why.
Narrated by NIGEL ANTHONY Producer GEOFF WILSON
11.40 Colour Quatre Coins de la France: La Vie a la Paysanne Scriptwriter JENNIFER SCAMP
Commentaries by JEAN SERRET
ANDRE MARANNE , MICHEL AUZONNE Producer PEGGIE BROADHEAD

England v India Final day
Coverage up to the lunch interval direct from Old Trafford.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , DENIS COMPTON
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and JOHN SHREWSBURY

Joe and the Baby
Told by COLIN JEAVONS
Story by ALISON PRINCE
Illustrated by JOAN HICKSON

Weatherman BARBARA EDWARDS

2.2 Music Time: 27
2.25 Television Club
The Proof we Need

England v India Final day
Further coverage from
Old Trafford

TONI ARTHUR and JOHNNY SILVO
Will spend today in the countryside.

Slip and Slap Cooking

with Harry Towb
Soldier Bear: part 2 by GEOFFREY MORGAN and W. A. LASOCKI

Introduced by Johnny Morris The World of Animals
In the wild, in the zoo, at home - a magazine of stories about animals illustrating their own magic. s GEORGE INGER , ROBIN HELLIER
Producer DOUGLAS THOMAS (from Bristol)

with Richard Whitmore ; Weather

Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today Points West and Spotlight South West bringing you news and views in your region tonight
(including Regional Weather) Presented by MICHAEL BARRATT FRANK BOUGH , BOB WELLINGS and SUE LAWLEY
(Regional details as Monday)

A Western series featuring the adventures of the three top hands from the Shiloh ranch and its new British owner. Tonight:
Lost of the Comancheros starring
The simmering resentment felt towards a band of former lawbreakers bursts into flames with a brutal slaughter and leads the Colonel to a showdown with the sheriff.

presents
Sifting Pretty by PAULINE DEVANEY and EDWIN APPS starring
Nicky Henson and Una Stubbs with James Cossins , Anne Jameson and Benny Lee
It's smashing being a sitting tenant; the landlord can' chuck you out, he can' put up the rent, and you don' have to pay the rates or do repairs.
Comedy Playhouse signature music by RON GRAINER
Incidental music by DENNIS WILSON Dog trained by JOHN HOLMES Designer robin TARSNANE Producer GRAEME MUIR

with Richard Baker and Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

Tuesday's Documentary
Raymond Baxter reports on the 1974 World Cup Rally
The morning after the Cup Final, ANDREW COWAN , INNES IRELAND, ERIC JACKSON and STIRLING MOSS were among the drivers of 70 cars which set out from Wembley Stadium to drive 10,000 miles through 14 countries of Europe, Africa and Asia, in a race to reach Munich in time for the World Cup kick-off this week. The route crossed the Sahara twice. The cars included Jeeps, Range Rovers, a 1957 Hillman Minx and a 1930 Bentley Tourer. This shows what happened to the starters and survivors of a great motoring adventure with a million pounds at stake in cars, crews, and prizes.
Cameramen COLIN WALDECK , JOHN GOODYER Sound GRAHAM RODGER
Film editor Michael ALOOF TONY SALMON
Written and produced by BRIAN ROBINS

Lacombe Lucien, the new film by French director Louis Malle, opens in London this month. Frederic Raphael talks to Louis Malle about the film, which opened to a mixture of praise and abuse in Paris earlier this week. Barry Norman looks at Louis Malle's career, including clips from Viva Maria and Dearest Love.

Introduced by Michael Charlton

What's On/Regional News

Vernon Sproxton recently talked with some of the younger staff of the World Council of Churches to uncover the thinking behind some recent developments. 2: John B. Taylor
A British Methodist with wide experience of multi-racial communities. A distinguished Islamic scholar, he is concerned with dialogue with people of other living faiths and ideologies, and in his view Western Christianity has some painful lessons to learn: 'The Church, in its terror of syncretism, is in danger of swinging the other way - into what I call ghettoism.'
Producer VERNON SPROXTON