7.5 Solids, Liquids and Gases
7.30 The Minicomputer
(UHF only)
(Repeat)
by Ursula K. Le Guin
with Edward Fox
Angelina's plans for a happy Christmas appeared to be ruined.
Told by Richard Briers
Tony Hart, Pat Keysell, Sylveste McCoy and The Prof
On Record: poets and writers
Weather Michael Fish
The Colgate European Open Women's Invitation
Tony Gubba introduces the afternoon's play from this beautiful par 72 course at Sunningdale.
The Davis Cup
BBC outside broadcast cameras are again at Wimbledon for the crucial doubles match of this tie. Introduced by Peter West.
Michael Rodd welcomes back the four top contestants from this series, as they compete to become the new Screen Test champion.
BBC Manchester
A film series in six parts
4: Under the sunny skies of Nassau in the Bahamas, Tim and his devoted seal, Salty, live adventures in, on and out of the water.
Told by Michael Flanders
Kenneth Kendall; Weatherman
Local news and opinions in Look North, South Today, Look East, Midlands Today, Points West and Spotlight South West. Then at
6.25, the Nationwide scene.
Editor JOHN GAU
A series starring David McCallum
with Melinda Fee, Craig Stevens and David Opatoshu
A top-level investigation into organised crime seems certain to end in failure when the key witness, Neroda Kappas, suddenly calls off his scheduled testimony. His blind daughter has been kidnapped. Daniel and Kate Westin are assigned to find the girl - fast.
from Meadowbank
The Ninth Coca-Cola International
This meeting is always a highlight of the season, and this year is the first in Europe since the Olympic Games.
Among the Olympic stars invited to take part are John Walker, Rod Dixon and Dick Quax of New Zealand, Irene Szewinska and Bronislaw Malinowski of Poland, and Luciano Susanj of Yugoslavia. British athletes competing include Brendan Foster, Sonia Lannaman, Steve Ovett, Alan Pascoe, Geoff Capes and David Jenkins.
Organised by the International Athletes Club
with Kenneth Kendall; Weather
A series of five programmes
Starring David Janssen as Harry Orwell
with Henry Darrow as Lieut Quinlan
Small wonder that blind authoress Fay Connors is so successful - her murder stories have a nasty habit of coming true and it is obvious to Harry Orwell she sees more than she should!
Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of Antiques with Max Robertson
Resident connoisseur Arthur Negus
Guest connoisseur Anthony du Boulay
Customers Tony Bridge, Dean of Guildford, Daphne Oxenford
BBC Bristol
Book, Going for a Song: English Furniture, £1.75, from bookshops
This evening's highlights
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