6.40 Elementary Maths - Circuits

7.5 Teaching Mechanisms

7.30 The Preamplifier

Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS

with THORA HIRD
Mrs Pepperpot 's Year by ALF PR0YSEN. Today: Mrs Pep perpot's Summer

A series of eight programmes
John has an awkward encounter on his African safari.

A cartoon series
(Repeat)

Introduced by ROY CASTLE and NORRIS MCWHIRTER
The fastest gun in the West, Bob Munden , establishes a new ' quick on the draw' world record and Roy's special guest is Gerald Wood , the foremost expert on animal facts and feats.
Designer STEPHAN PACZAI
Producer ALAN RUSSELL

Weather KEITH BEST

The week's richest race, The Sussex Stakes, is the centrepiece of today's meeting at the picturesque switch-back course on the Sussex Downs.
2.0 Findon Stakes (5f)
2.30 Richmond Stakes (6f) £15,000 added prize money
3.5 Goodwood Stakes (Handicap) (about 2m 3f)
3.45 The Sussex Stakes (1m) E40,000 added prize money
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Producer FRED VINER

by Bob Block

Rentanews Agency is formed by Mr Meaker and the three ghosts become reporters. Their big 'scoop' would be an interview with the famous psychiatrist, Dr Springveldt, but he is publicity-shy and does not like reporters.
(Repeat)

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Presenting the British scene to the people of Britain.
Reports and features co-ordinated this week by FRANK BOUGH with DILYS MORGAN , VALERIE SINGLETON and BOB WELLINGS

with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

A film series of hospital dramas highlighting controversial issues of the day
Tonight starring
An Air Full of Death
Newly-appointed hospital doctor Frank Duffy encounters a conspiracy of silence when he suspects there's a serious occupational health hazard at the local factory - but then something even more sinister emerges.

The return of the BAFTA/Shell International and John Player award-winning series. 1: On the Carpet
This series of six programmes follows new ventures off the drawing board out into the risky world of manufacturing and selling. The pioneers of the Industrial Revolution created wealth for Britain and themselves. What reward is there for today's industrial innovator? Is Britain losing the skills which made her great?
The past year has witnessed a crucial struggle between ancient and modern in the carpet industry. Michael Rodd has been with the Worcestershire weavers, traditional craftsmen who make carpets today as lovingly and precisely as their Victorian forefathers. Judith Hann reports on the threat from the North, Edgar Pickering and his high-speed, simple-to-run tufting machines.
Along with Andrew Neil of The Economist and international expert Bernhard ten Hoeyel the team reveal that this unlikely corner of The Risk Business in fact contains the best of British
Drowess. But the danger is that one part of the industry may destroy the other.
Research
SUSIE DEWAR , RICHARD MORRIS Studio director JOHN GORMAN Producer MICHAEL BLAKSTAD BBC Manchester

A series of six programmes in which the best Sports Commentators in television are interviewed by the best Sports Journalists in Fleet Street.
This week: Peter O'Sullevan, OBE
BBC Television's world-famous Racing Commentator is interviewed by Hugh Mcllvanney of The Observer.
In this programme - heavily spiced with action - Peter O'Sullevan talks on great races, great jockeys (Lester Piggott in particular), the problems of the job and adds some very interesting anecdotes of his early experiences.