6.40 International Aid
7.30 Halogens and Noble Gases
by Elisabeth Beresford.
Told by Bernard Cribbins.
Wombles Stories, from record shops
by Violet Bibby
with James Laurenson
(Repeat)
A young doctor and his wife find Prejudice hard to fight even among the sick and wounded.
With Tony Hart.
Sand and spray, rock and pebbles, nuts and clay, a very smelly nsn and two precious diamonds.
Feeline makes a grand entrance and leaves a lasting impression on the ever-patient Mr Hart.
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from The Oval First day
England and Australia have played 27 Tests at The Oval, with England winning by 12 matches to Australia's 5.
England have two very different entries in the record books on this ground against Australia. In 1938 they made their highest Test innings score in this country totalling
903 for 7 (Hutton 364, Leyland 187,
Hardstaff 169) winning the match by an innings and 579 runs. Ten years later they made their lowest Test innings score in this country when bowled out for 52
(Lindwall 6 for 20) and losing the match by an innings and 149 runs.
PETER WEST introduces the wnoie of this morning's play. Commentators RICHIE BENAUD JIM LAKER , TONY LEWIS
TOM GRAVENEY , TED DEXTER
Television presentation BILL TAYLOR. MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer NICK HUNTER
Run-bu-run scores on Ceelax page 144
BBC video cassette : Harry Carpenter 's Video Book of Sport (BBCV 5011) f37.95 from retailers
Weather MICHAEL FISH
A See-Saw programme.
This place is in Trumptonshire and contains a factory, a pottery, a stately home and a vintage steam railway. (Repeat)
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from The Oval
Further coverage.
Ten programmes
2: ' Nobody wants to admit, even to themselves, that they're going deaf.'
If you are wondering whether you are or not, we suggest sources of advice and help. More ' brief encounters ' and a visit to a bakery give varied lip-reading practice for beginners, and there is a challenge for experienced lip-readers with newspaper cartoons.
Director JOHN BROOKE
Producer BRIGIT BARRY
Story: "Whoops, Hoops" written and illustrated by Yutaka Sugita.
(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)
Scooby follows the white poodle and solves another mystery.
(Repeat)
with Paul McDowell.
by Pamela Brown
Dramatised in four episodes by Julia Jones
Starring The Blue Door Theatre Company
The children have converted the old chapel into a splendid theatre. In doing so, they have stirred up jealousy in the breast of Mrs Potter-Smith of the Ladies' Institute. While rehearsing for the opening concert, Viccy has sprained her ankle.
(Repeat)
Back Pages: 70
with Peter Woods ; Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
The show that helps you make the best of what you've got, with Richard Stilgoe , Gillian Reynolds and Dr Mike Smith
We talk to Patti Boulaye about her beauty secrets, join the joggers of Burnham Beeches, investigate a treatment for allergies and find Richard among 800 keep-fit ladies at the Royal Albert Hall , London - tired but happy!
Assistant producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS Studio director MIKE DERBY
Producer KEITH SHEATHER. BBC Bristol
with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman
Four films about the common experiences which highlight people's lives.
3: When the Rocking Chair Gets You ...
Does fetirement mean being discarded by society? Or can it mean the start of a new life?
Northumberland pit electrician Alf Goodall , Bournemouth bank manager John Chinneck , and Concorde pilot Leo Budd all face retirement, but from different angles with a different outlook.
Reporter Bernard Falk follows ALF GOODALL down the pit on his last day to share the camaraderie which he will miss most; across to New York with LEO BUDD flying the machine which is his obsession; and toasts JOHN CHINNECK when the great day finally arrives. He talks to Lord Soper, who is stilt going strong at nearly 80; and Kathleen Gibberd , 84, who thinks the old should be respected by society for their wisdom.
Series producer MARJORIE ORR Director BARRY TOOVEY BBC Scotland
by PETER RANSLEY starring and Kate seemed to be that rare thing, a television masterpiece (THE TIMES) A haunting play (DAILY MAIL) Producer RICHARD BROKE Director JOHN BRUCE
in Q9
Written by SPIKE MILLIGAN and NEIL SHAND With JOHN BLUTHAL , BOB TODD
DAVID LODGE, KEITH SMITH
DOREMY VERNON , DAVID RAPPAPORT JEANETTE CHARLES and PETER COOK Musical item ED WELCH
Produced by DOUGLAS ARGENT Directed by RAY BUTT
