7.5 Community School?

7.30 Industrial Relations Act 1972

(UHF only)

in their flying machines
A comedy cartoon with Dick Das tardly as the commander of the notorious Vulture Squadron, sometimes helped by his companion, Muttley.

With JAN FRANCIS
The Bronze Trumpeter by JENNY NIMMO adapted by JANIE GRACE
Today: The Mountain

The adventures of Ernie Devlin , a daring motor-bike stunt performer, and his brother and sister, as they travel across America with their spectacular displays.

When the tree fell to pieces
Told by RICHARD BRIERS

The Foresters
SUSAN KING goes to Northumberland to meet DON BROWN , a young forester, who lives and works in the largest man-made forest in Europe.
Film editor GEOFF BOTTERILL
Producer DAVID TURNBULL.

The Rouble Diamond World Golf Classic
HARRY CARPENTER introduces the first day's play in this new-style international team championship at the King's Course, Gleneagles Hotel.
The four home countries, together with powerful teams from the USA, Australasia, Europe and the Rest of the World, compete for E25,000 worth of prize money, with £1,500 going to each of the five players in the winning team.
The 1976 Open Champion, JOHNNY MILLER , captains the USA side, and the overseas challenge includes GARY PLAYER, who leads the Rest of the World team, and SEVERIANO BALLESTEROS , the young Spaniard who thrilled the spectators at Birkdale with his adventurous golf, finishing second only to the mighty Miller.
Commentators HENRY LONGHURST and PETER ALLISS
Producers RICHARD TILLING and FRED VINER Editor A. P. WILKINSON
The BBC Book of Golf, £1.30, from bookshops

With DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and PATRICIA HAYES
ROSEMARY LEACH
MARTIN SHAW
NIGEL STOCK

The Republicans Choose
By satellite, full coverage of the dramatic moments as the delegates to the Republican convention make their choice for their candidate for President.
Reporting from Kansas City David Dimbleby and Charles Wheeler
In London Robert McKenzie

Weather JACK SCOTT

Bagpuss, an old cloth cat.

The Double Diamond World Golf Classic
A further visit to Gleneagles.
Eight teams from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Europe, Australasia, the USA and the Rest of the World are divided into two leagues of four teams. The top two teams in each league go forward on Saturday morning to the semi-finals, and the final of the tournament provides a fitting climax to Grandstand on Saturday afternoon.

A six-part comedy adventure series 3: Summer Camp
Director HARRY Boom
Producer ROY SIMPSON

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Including Celebration in Kansas
The nominating, the balloting, and then the demonstrating as delegates to the Republican convention choose between PRESIDENT FORD and RONALD REAGAN for the man they want to be President.

by John Chapman, Eric Merriman
Starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield

Terry's behaviour towards Aunt Lucy changes when he learns of her luck with a Premium Bond.

In Deep Water
How does the pioneer know how much his work is going to cost when he's operating at the frontiers of knowledge? And when the project stands 70 feet in air, 530 feet in water, drilling through 9,000 feet of rock below that, the costs can be appalling.
Raymond Baxter , William Woollard and Andrew Neil report on the struggle to win oil from the Thistle field, which is proving to be one of the most innovative projects the oil world has ever undertaken. Burmab's North Sea team, headed by executive director MIKE LOFTING and Managing Director DON SHIM -MON, are struggling to get the oil and the money flowing in a war against time, inflation, and the unpredictable North Sea. The Risk Business talks to them about their decisions and gambles.
Film editor MIKE JACKSON Producer CHRIS HAWS
Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTAD

with Richard Baker ; Weather

A frank account of life on the ocean wave in one of Her Majesty's ships. A series of ten programmes 3: Happy Birthday
Ark Royal is 21 years old. The cake is baked and iced: the messages of congratulations are pouring in. But one message is different. It's a mayday call from the Americans. Three hundred miles away somewhere in the Atlantic there is a sick sailor on a US nuclear submarine who may die of acute peritonitis, unless he can be airlifted away and operated upon quickly. The party is dropped and preparations for the ' casevac ' begin - a race against time.
Film cameraman PATRICK TURLEY Film recordist GRAHAM RODGER Film editor PETER GORDON
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer johN PURDIE

Sunset Across the Bay by ALAN BENNETT with Apparent eavesdropping on real life illuminated by art. (DAILY MAIL) This is Bennett's most personal, and at the same time most accessible, work to date. (TIME OUT) Producer INNES LLOYD
Director STEPHEN FREARS

The Battle Begins
The victor of last night's ballot for the Republican Presidential candidate now settles down to the biggest challenge - trying to beat Democrat JIMMY CARTER in the Presidential election itself.
David Dimbleby , Robin Day and Charles Wheeler assess the chances in the race ahead, and take another look at the personal triumph and the personal disaster as the choice was made last night between PRESIDENT FORD and RONALD REAGAN.