7.5 Genetic Manipulation of Wheat

7.30 Fluorine

(UHF only)

featuring the first Swimming Finals from the Olympic Pool. Introduced by Tony Gubba
Men's 200m Butterfly
Women's 4x 100m Medley Relay
Plus the best of the action from the first day in which there was competition in 14 sports.
And by satellite from Canada the latest Olympic news.

Weather MICHAEL FISH

featuring coverage of two more gold medal events from Montreal. Introduced by Frank Bough
Weightlifting Final
DAVID VINE reports on weightlifting's first gold medal of the Games
The Flyweight Championship
Olympic champion: Z. Smalcerz (Poland)
Shooting Final
PETER WEST reports on the first of seven Shooting Finals to take place during the Games' first week
The Free Pistol
Olympic champion and record: R. Skan akar (Sweden)
Modern Pentathlon
The contest to find the world's supreme all-round competitor begins with the horse-riding stage - over 1,000 metres and 20 fences. SGT ,riM FOX, who narrowly missed a medal at Munich and who took third place in the 1975 World Championships, once again carries Britain's hopes.
Commentator DAVID VINE
Other action and results including Gymnastics and Boxing.

Cornwall and the Scilly Isles with John Noakes, Peter Purves, Lesley Judd
John joins the gruelling 'Gigs Race' which began when the men from the Scilly Isles rowed between the Islands to guide ships off the jagged rocks around the coast. In Cornwall Peter finds out how fireworks became lifesavers. At sea Lesley makes the terrifying journey by breeches buoy on to the Bishop Rock Lighthouse.

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

This week: a look at the customs and cultures of people from overseas who now live in Britain. Reporters at large: LUKE CASEY BERNARD FALK , DIANE HARRON JAMES HOGG , JOHN STAPLETON
PATRICK STENSON , MARTIN YOUNG
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU

Report
Action and up-to-the-minute news from the Olympic capital where it's now lunchtime, and the second day of competition is under way. Introduced by Frank Bough
The action includes Swimming, Weightlifting, Shooting, Gymnastics and Boxing. A special report from Kingston,
Ontario, on the Olympic Yachting regatta which begins today and could bring a handful of medals for Britain.

Introduced by David Dimbleby
The Panorama correspondents at home and abroad are MICHAEL CHARLTON
, MICHAEL COCKERELL
RICHARD LINDLEY and TOM MANGOLD
Assistant editor DAVID HARRISON Editor PETER PAGNAMENTA

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

featuring four Swimming Finals live and Gymnastics.
Introduced by Frank Bough Swimming: 9.30 Heats:
Men's 200m Freestyle
Women's 200m Butterfly Men's 100m Breaststroke DAVID WILKIE 'S first race Men's 1500m Freestyle
Swimming Finals At 12.0 midnight Semi-final:
Men's 100m Breaststroke
ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND report live on four more gold medal events
Women's 100m Freestyle
Olympic champion and record holder: S. Neilson (USA) 58.59
World record: K. Ender (DDR) 55.73 World best 1976: Ender 55.73:
B. Krause (DDR) 56.01; C. Hempel (DDR)
56.80
British best: D. Hill 1:00.1
Men's 100m Backstroke
Olympic champion and record holder: R. Matthes (DDR) 56.58
World record: Matthes 56.30
World best 1976: J. Naber (USA) 56.82; P. Rocca (USA) 57.05: Matthes 57.20 British best: G. Abraham 1:00.3
Women's 200m Butterfly
Olympic champion and record holder: K. Moe (USA) 2:15.57
World record: R. Gabriel-Kother (DDR)
2:11.22
World best 1976: Gabriel-Kother 2:11.22: U. Tauber (DDR) 2:12.78: A. Pollack (DDR) 21334
British best: J. Alexander 2:19.5
Men's 200m Freestyle
Olympic champion and record holder: M. Spitz (USA) 1:52.78
World record B Furniss (USA) 1:50.32
World best 1976: Furniss 1:50.32; J. Naber (USA) 1:51.12; J. Montgomery (USA) 1: 51.41
British best: B. Brinkley 1:53 56
Gymnastics
Women's Team Competition Commentator RON PICKERING
Boxing HARRY CARPENTER reports on the pick of today's bouts in the Olympic tournament which goes on throughout the next fortnight.
News ... action ... results from today's other sports which include Football, Rowing, Basketball, Volleyball and Hockey
Commentators JOHN MOTSON. PETER WEST, STUART STOREY , BARRY DAVIES Timings are subject to alteration
From Monday to Friday Late Night News Headlines will be at 11.15 approximately