9.41 Merry-go-Round: It's All Right: 6 and The Odyssey: 6

10.3 Scans: Oceans 3

10.25 Mathshow: O for Symmetry

by Her Majesty The Queen
BBC Television outside broadcast cameras cover The Queen's departure from Buckingham Palace, the arrival of the Royal Procession at the Palace of Westminster, Her Majesty's ceremonial entrance into the Chamber of the House of Lords and the Speech from the Throne outlining the government's programme for the new session of Parliament. Commentators
DAVID HOLMES and ERIC ROBSON
Presented for television by JOHN VERNON
11.50 Interval

with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and PATRICIA HAYES
NIGEL STOCK
Script BARRY TOOK

Weather KEITH BEST

including The BBC Shopping Basket with Sue Cook

Mac and Leah, the Macaws, Juno the parrot, flamingoes, avocets and penguins.

Introduced by Christopher Neil.

2.14 English: The Government Inspector: 1

2.45 Treffpunkt: Deutschland: Verbindungen

Story: "Daniel's Walk"
Written by Ruth Craft

by Nicholas Stuart Gray
With Michael Jayston
Today: Lullaby for a Changeling: Part 2

with John Noakes, Peter Purves and Lesley Judd

On the day The Queen opens Parliament, John and Lesley discover how it feels to drive in an open carriage down The Mall wearing the Coronation robes and coronets of Peers of the Realm!

with Angela Rippon ; Weatherman

What's happening in Britain today. What are the reasons, thinking and opinions behind the news? The Nationwide team of FRANK BOUGH , SUE LAWLEY
VALERIE SINGLETON , JOHNSTAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS set out to examine the topical events of the day and also show you some of the less serious features and stories that make up the scene Nationwide.

A new comedy series of seven programmes written by John Sullivan

Wolfie (Citizen) Smith, a man who leads two lives - one as the self-styled Che Guevara of Tooting ('Power to the People') - the other pushing back the tide of domesticity.

by James Mitchell
[Starring] James Bolam
with James Garbutt, Jean Heywood

'In those days I could like you... I can't any more. You've changed. I've learned a few tricks - that's all... and most of them from you...'

with Angela Rippon Weather

starring a big man who walks alone in a dangerous world The Melted Man
A Chinese hatchet in a snowman found on a desert estate in blazing sun, turns Cannon hot and cold in trying to solve the mystery of its meaning.

Pure Radio celebrates a group of men and women who made history in sound. A film about the short, happy life of BBC Radio Features 1936-1964, under their founder Laurence Gilliam who wrote in 1951: 'The feature programme is the form of statement that broadcasting has evolved for itself. It is pure radio, a new instrument for the creative writer and producer.'
Features were always in the forefront of the creative struggle in broadcasting. Born dramatically with March of the 45 in 1936, matured by tempestuous war years - Junction X, War Report and a thousand others - they came to full life in the Third Programme with The Dark Tower, The Streets of Pompeii, Under Milk Wood; and died wfth the Radio Ballads.
This film is a tribute and a reminder for today.
Script consultant DAVID LYTTON
Executive producer BARRIE GAVIN
Written and produced by PHILIP DONNELLAN.
BBC Birmingham

Introduced by Denis Tuohy
With the Robin Day interview

Including News Headlines