6.40 Bela Bartok

7.5 Ingres

7.30 Geological Mapping

by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS

by Elsie Starks
With Vivian Pickles

Today: Granny's Fire Brigade
(Repeat)

Last of a three-part story
With his pursuer hot on his heels, Tim makes his way through the jungle with Sai, the Fijian boy.

with Susan King
The Behaviour of Domestic Animals
Why do cows disperse when they are frightened whilst sheep flock together? Susan tries to find the answer to this and many other questions about the behaviour of animals.
Film editor RICHARD SEEL
Producer DAVID TURNBULL

England v Australia from Headingley The second day's play up to lunch.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , IAN CHAPPELL
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR

Weather BILL GILES

England v Australia from Headingley the afternoon's play on the second day.

Today's story:
The Sorcerer's Apprentice Presenters
CAROL CHELL , LIONEL MORTON
Percussionist DON LAWSON Pianist JONATHAN COHEN Designer ALAN SPALDING Written and directed by CHRISTINE SECOWBE
Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYINTHIA FELGATE

Ricky is the only human Champion really trusts and together with Rebel, the Alsatian, they have many adventures.

Glass: the future for Sylveste is not all it seems in Pat's crystal ball. Tony's ingenious painting on glass doesn't please the Burbles and the Prof receives the biggest fan letter ever.
Tony Hart, Pat Keysell, Sylveste McCoy and The Prof
(The address to send paintings to is: Tony Hart, BBC TV, [address removed]. Unfortunately they can't be returned but a prize is given for each one shown.)

with Angela Rippon Weatherman

On the Folly Trail
Bob Wellings , roaming Britain in search of follies - those strange buildings with even stranger stories attached - tonight visits Bristol (a rewarding city for follyhumters) and Lancashire, where he finds a secret garden on the moors.

A French Queen called Antoinette, when advised of a shortage of bread for the people replied: ' Let them eat cake.'
An English Lady called Docker, when advised centuries later of a shortage of chrome for her Daimler replied: ' Dip it in gold.'
In both cases the people rose to the occasion. British ingenuity proved not only equal to that but to other more important tasks. Industry was riding high. In 1952 we were the world's biggest exporters of cars. We exploded our first H-bomb. We were building our first nuclear reactor. The Comet, Vul-r can, Hunter and Viscount were testimony to the fact that Britain was gradually climbing out of austerity and reaching for the stars.
Tonight, in the second of four programmes, Julian Pettifer reflects with Sir Monty Finniston , Lord Robens and others on that time of promise, when perhaps all too often from the jaws of victory we plucked defeat.
Film editor TONY KOVACS
Producers MARGARET JAY , BILL JONES Executive producer FRANK SMITH

Not deterred by the debacle of her previous detective activities, 'Mike' meddles in a murder mystery and traps a most unexpected captive.
A Walt Disney production
(Repeat)

by Bill Craig
A series in eight episodes
Starring Gemma Jones as Louisa
with John Cater as Starr, Barrie Cookson as Sir Esmond Manning, James Laurenson as Culliford, Alan MacNaughton as Lawrie, Richard Vernon as Major Smith-Barton, Thorley Walters as Bulstrode, John Welsh as Merriman

Louisa is worried about the lease on the Bentinck, and why do the press suddenly take such an interest in the Hotel...?
(Repeat)

The Theme from The Duchess of Duke Street plus Gemma Jones singing songs from the period (Record No RESL 45) 70p, from record shops

starring in Love is a Many Stupid Thing by CARLA LANE featuring
Producer SYDNEY I.OTTERBY Director RAY BUTT
Book (same title), 60p (paperback), E2.50 (hardback), from bookshops

with Angela Rippon and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weekend Weather BILL GILES

A six-part serial
3: Motives by IAN CURTEIS
The Law Society investigate Ben's new scheme. They even seek advice from his father-in-law, George, who is Ben's fiercest opponent.
Script ediitor stmon MASTERS Designer CAMPBELL GORDON Producer MORRIS BARRY Director DAVID ASKEY

One year in Heddington, Wiltshire. A documentary serial in seven parts 5: Of Feuds and Flags, Pheasants and Fetes
John Stothard is voted off the Parish Council. In the church a consistory decides whether the Elizabethan flagon can be auctioned off to defray the cost of a new roof. Lord Shelbuirne's gamekeepers bring the baby pheasants to the peak of their condition - in time to face the guns in autumn. Directed and narrated by DAVID PRITCHARD
Film editor JOHN BARNES
Producer MARK ANDERSON

Also starring Errol Flynn
Olivia De Havilland with Donald Crisp Alan Hale
Vincent Price
Infatuated with the dashing young Earl of Essex, Elizabeth I is soon to find herself torn between her love for him and her duty as a monarch.
Director MICHAEL CURTIZ. Films: page 10