7.5 Power Supplies
7.30 Coypu
(VHF only)
9.38 History 1917-73: China and the World
10.0 Out of the Past: Catch 'em While You Can
11.0 Exploring Science: The Sea
11.23 Words and Pictures
Granny Blake bakes cakes to sell. One day she is asked to make one big enough for the whole town.
Introduced by Henry Woolf
With Charles O'Rourke, Elizabeth Burger
11.40 Corners of France: On the Road
A lorry driver's journey from Paris to Cherbourg.
Weather Jack Scott
2.1 Watch! Lifeboats
2.18 Scan: The Unknown Best-seller
'Look it up in the dictionary': Diana Bishop and Max Mason tell the inside story of the OED - and discover how new words and meanings enter the language.
A 16-part reading series
The second day
3.5 The Queen Mary Stakes (5f)
3.45 The Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap) (1m)
3.58 Regional News (exc London)
by Jane Curry
with Peter Marinker
Today: The Lost Farm
Bernard Cribbins invites Brian Cant, Carol Chell and Polly James to a return match with Joe Brown, Jan Hunt and John Noakes in another round of peculiar acting games.
with Peter Woods; Weatherman
News and views in your region
At 6.25 a look at the national scene
Starring Donny and Marie who are joined this week by Jack Albertson, Barbara Eden and Jimmy Osmond
on behalf of the Conservative Party
(Also on BBC2)
with Peter Woods ; Weather
from the Empire Pool, Wembley
Fifteen years ago when British boxers last met the USA in this country we led the Americans 9-0 when the British Heavyweight entered the ring. He knocked out the American in one round to complete the whitewash. His name - Billy Walker. From the American point of view this was not just a complete surprise. It was a disaster. With both Olympic squads on view, a win for any boxer will be a great morale boost. And a win for Great Britain will give the whole team great hopes for that gold medal in Montreal.
with Kyung-Wha Chung (violin)
Bruch's Violin Concerto in G minor
Another well-loved work completes the programme, Tchaikovsky's Fantasy Overture: Romeo and Juliet.
Further coverage from Wembley
