7.5 Choosing a Material

7.30 Fertilisation and Implantation

(UHF only)

9.38 History 1917-73: Mao's China

10.0 Out of the Past: Bridge Spotting

11.0 Exploring Science: In the Swim

11.23 Words and Pictures
A series to encourage reading
"Mrs Mopple's Washing Line"
Mrs Mopple pegged out her washing but the wind was so strong it blew the clothes off again. They landed in some extraordinary places.
Introduced by Henry Woolf

11.40 Corners of France: Country Fare
Local wine, Roquefort cheese and pate from the Perigord are all part of the traditional pattern of rural life in the Massif Central.

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

BOB LANGLEY. DONNY MACLEOD
MARIAN FOSTER and DAVID SEYMOUR present their selection of the ideas, activities, talking-points and personalities of the day -live from the Broadcasting Centre in Birmingham, including
Family Advice with Claire Rayner
Editor TERRY DOBSON

2.01 Watch! Life on the Seashore

2.18 Scan: M-way Impact. 3: Building and operating a motorway
How do engineers construct a motorway, how is it maintained - and what benefits does it bring? Presenter Rosanne Harvey Producer John Chapple

2.40 The Electric Company: Programme 10
A new 16-part reading series from The Children's Television Workshop, New York.
Presented for the BBC by Ronald Smedley

Serial play

The programme about police affairs; including Crime Line, the ' hot line' between police and public: [number removed]
Introduced by David Seymour with Mike Dornan
Director KEITH ACKRILL
Editor BRIAN GIBSON. BBC Birmingham

A programme for children under 5

with Keith Barron
The House that Disappeared by ANN STONE
Today: Return Journey
Illustrated by JAN BRYCHTA . Adapted and directed by CHRISTOPHER ROWLANDS Producer DAPHNE JONES
Executive producer ANNA HOME

Bernard Cribbins invites Johnny Ball , Pat Keysell and Ian Lavender to compete with Peter Glaze , Johnny Morris and Wendy Richard in a series of peculiar acting games.
Designer ROGER MURRAY-LEACH Producer ALAN RUSSELL

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

presents news and views in your region tonight. Then at 6.20 a look at the national scene including Consumer Unit with Valerie Singleton , Richard Stilgoe

Written by Raymond Allen
Starring Michael Crawford as Frank
with Michelle Dotrice as Betty, Peter Jeffrey as Hayes, George Sewell as Wheeler, Campbell Singer as Finney and David Jacobs

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

Introduced by Harry Carpenter International Athletics from Crystal Palace
The outdoor season gets off to a flying start in Olympic year as Britain's gold medal prospects and other Montreal contenders begin the final phase of preparation. ALAN PASCOE , ANDREA LYNCH , SONIA LANNAMAN, GEOFF CAPES, IAN STEWART and BRENDAN FOSTER are among the stars in action tonight in the Philips International Meeting (incorporating London's Borough Road College Past and Present v AAA). Commentators DAVID COLEMAN and RON PICKERING Britainat the Olympics
Tonight HARRY CARPENTER recalls the British champions of 1960 and 1964-the 'Mighty Mouse' who trained for the heat of Rome in his bathroom; the Yorkshire girl who won our last swimming gold medal; and the four athletes whose triumphs made Tokyo the most successful - and emotional - Games in recent memory for our track and field team.
Athletics TV presentation
JOHN SHREWSBURY. Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Olympics Preview: page 74

The most spectacular journey in Britain - the traverse along the peaks of the Cuillin Hills in the Isle of Skye. Peter Thomas, a local climbing guide, takes two girls along this chain of peaks. Their journey begins at Loch Skavaig and ends on the summit of Sgurr nan Gillean.
BBC Scotland