6.40 Jude the Obscure

7.5 World War II

7.30 The Third Dimension

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Pakistan from Lord's
The morning's play on the final day.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD and JIM LAKER
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR

with MAGGIE HENDERSON and FRED HARRIS
Music by PETER GOSLING and DAVE moses Written and produced by MICHAEL COLE
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Book, It's Ragtime, 55p, from bookshops

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

Cricket: Second Test England v Pakistan
The afternoon's play from Lord's Royal Ascot
The opening day of racing's most colourful social occasion
3.5 Prince of Wales Stakes (1¼m) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER Fashions described by JUDITH CHALMERS
Ascot TV presentation by DENNIS MONGER

Story: Marmalade for Breakfast by JUDY WHITFIELD Presenters
Carol Leader Bruce Allan

An action-packed cartoon series starring Goober the hound who can make himself invisible and Gilly, Tina and Ted who work for The Ghostly Review.

with Tony Soper
Did you know that the population of gannets has doubled in the last 25 years? How on earth do you count the number of gannets in this country, anyway? Wildtrack discovers how, when they do their own survey of the gannetry on the island of Grassholm.
Tony sets off along the longest footpath in Britain and finds a fantastic variety of wildlife on the way-everything from peregrines to red deer.
And botanist Su Ingle reports on the tree that may take the place of the elm in the British countryside.
Producer MIKE BEYNON. BBC Bristol

When Custard Stole the Show
Told by RICHARD BRIERS

with Richard Baker Weatherman

Television's most popular current affairs magazine programme presented live by SUE LAWLEY, VALERIE SINGLETON
JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS with contributions from BBC studios throughout the country. Also from far and near, the programme's team of reporters, LUKE CASEY, BERNARD CLARK , KEVIN COS-GROVE, DIANE HARRON , JAMES HOGG , BILL KERR ELLIOTT , PATRICK STEN-SON, NICHOLAS WOOLLEY and MARTIN YOUNG, bring you films and features that reflect the way life is Nationwide.

with Frank Bough and Jimmy Hill The latest news and stories from Argentina on the eve of the final Second Round matches which will decide who plays in Sunday's World Cup Final.
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

A film series starring
Tonight: For the Love of Sheila
Sid Bendix is being blackmailed over a revealing photograph of his young wife. His old friend and one-time conman accomplice Harry finds that there's more in the picture than meets the eye.

by Sean Hignett
A series in 13 episodes
[Starring] Colette O'Neil, Neil Stacy, Tom Watson and Patrick Malahide
Colin Anderson's refusal to reveal his sources in Court leads to friction within The Standard - and a loss of freedom for him
BBC Scotland

with Richard Baker ; Weather

The BBC1 Documentary
As old industries die out or slim their production lines, more and more of us are out of work. But redundancy payments offer many workers the potential working capital to become their own boss.
Christopher Brasher investigates the satisfactions and tribulations of men who have done just that. There is the electronics genius who beats the Japanese at their own game, the Salcombe man who builds the fastest single-handed Olympic boats in the world. But there is also the man who is making money out of holes and someone who set himself up as a one-man brewery ...
And the benefits are not to them. selves alone. Thriving small businesses put the froth in our national economy. And they save the tax-payer from an ever-increasing unemployment payout.
Film editor ALAN LYGO Producers
PETER SPRY-LEVERTON and CHRISTOPHER BRASHER

Explaining the news that will still matter tomorrow - tonight. Introduced by DENIS TUOHY Including News Headlines

with Peter Alliss
A series of ten programmes.
Peter Alliss and his four regular pupils are joined tonight by guest professional Bernard Gallacher.

BBC Scotland
(First shown on BBC2)
Book (same title), £1.75, from bookshops