in The Druggists Dilemma Directed by MARK SANDRICH
An RKO film

with Kirsty Wark and Pamela Armstrong
National and international news and analysis on the hour and half hour read by Jill Dando With the latest sports news from
Sally Jones. Weather forecasts from Francis Wilson at 7.25,
7.55 and 8.25.
Regional news and travel updates at 7.27, 7.57 and 8.27.

Weather followed by Geoffrey Smith 's World of Flowers
The plants we grow in our gardens are some of the richest and most varied in the world, but very few of them are native to this country.
8: Daffodils
The daffodil is one of our best-loved spring garden flowers but to find the home of the wild plants, Geoffrey Smith travels to remote valleys in the snow-capped mountains of northern Spain. (R)

8: Model Railways (1)
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various model 'gauges' and how do you set about planning a model railway? (R)

Weather followed by Look, Stranger
I'm a Kind of Mechanised Tramp
Bill Houston is the kind of cyclist who would abhor the Tour de France almost as much as he abhors the motor car - he prefers exploring back roads and goat tracks. When he came out of the army in 1946 he vowed that no one was going to order him about for 20 years. In
1972 he was still living for the bicycle. That is 25 years, 34 countries and 400,000 miles later.
Producer bill HOOK BBC Scotland (R)

Andy Crane - starting with Play School
'Dem bones, dem bones' Presenters
Fred Harris , Liz Watts Story: Toby's Treat by BRIAN JAMESON (R)

Wheels featuring Leonard Rossiter as Boot (R)

with Cyril Cusack Producer RALPH ROLLS

Weather followed by Arthur Negus Enjoys Dudmaston with George Smith
Today Arthur Negus is joined by George Smith , the internationally famous floral artist. Flower motifs abound on porcelain and furniture at Dudmaston, but the real treat is the family collection of 18th-century Dutch flower paintings. All this is complemented by George Smith 's own beautiful flower arrangements. BBC Bristol (R)
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High Tea
Each day Clare Connery takes an everyday meal and shows how interesting it can be.
For high tea, Clare offers the choice of savoury tart, sausage and apple casserole, and with a deep-fat-fryer makes scotch eggs. (R)

Weather followed by Dallas
Suffer the Little Children
Southfork mourns Donna's loss and Ray begins to despair of his marriage. Pam receives cold comfort from JR whose familiarity with Angelica brings forth no knowledge of her reclusive boss, Dimitri Marinos. (R)
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Sports Chumpions

with Michael Buerk
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

Charlene has an unusual house guest. Daphne tells Des the worst.
Written by MAUREEN ANN MORAN Directed by CHRIS SHIEL
(For cast see page 34. Repeated at 5. 35pm)

starring and Buying Time
Abby is kidnapped by St Claire after his assassination plans go awry. Karen lies shot in a hotel foyer - the story continues.
Written by KEVIN SULLIVAN
Directed by ALEXANDER SINGER

starring Tom O'Connor
An exciting quiz programme for all the family - full of fun, laughter and music, in which a celebrity panel attempts to uncover the secrets of five people.
Today's panel are Gyles Brandreth Sandra Dickinson Barry Cryer
Nina Myskow with special guests Roy Hudd
Lisa Maxwell
Scriptwriters COLIN EDMONDS. BARRY FAULKNER Sound MARTIN DEANE
Lighting GRAHAM RIMMINGTON Designer DACRE PUNT
Executive producer STANLEY APPEL Produced and directed by TONY NEWMAN

Community Theatre
Annie Stack has written a play, Valerie's going to direct it.... and Mrs Poole is going to star in it? Not if Annie and Valerie can help it.
Written by CHIP AND DOUG KEYES Directed by PETER BALDWIN (R)

Panda's Boutique aims to please, but the very first customers pose problems: where can Panda lay his paws on a muffler for a giraffe, a belt to hold up an elephant's trousers, or dancing shoes for a little squirrel?
English version directed by LOUIS ELMAN
Written by DING wu
Directed by CHEN ZUWEI and ZHOU KEQIN Produced by the SHANGHAI MEISHU FILM COMPANY (R)

Andy Crane - starting with Two by Two
The first of 15 programmes Presented by Jenny Powell Two, four, six, eight, who do we appreciate! Jenny tracks down a collection of hopping, leaping, jumping, sprinting and galloping creatures.
Songs written and performed by Derek Griffiths
Series producer JANE TARLETON Producer ANNE DENEHY

Deep under the sea in the mystical underwater world of Snorkland lives a society of tiny creatures called Snorks.

Back pages: 86

Presented by Bruno Brookes More fiendish activity for today's two contestants.
Which one of them will beat the clock or get anywhere near solving it in the time.
Find out if you can outpuzzle them by taking time out yourself to watch today's programme.

Tony Hart , Margot Wilson and Joanna Kirk return with exciting ideas and different ways to make pictures. Mosaic
As the little duck takes its place in the shingle, the coloured paper breaks for tea. Meanwhile the racket is foiled by the Roman soldiers and Morph goes to pieces over the tesserae.
Producer CHRISTOPHER TANDY
Assistant producer FIONA SHORE
If you are 15 or under and would like to send a picture to the Gallery, send your entry to:
Hartbeat, BBCtv, London W3 6XZ There's 's prize for any that are shown, as long as you put your name, age and address on the back. Sorry, no pictures can be returned.
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Episode 1
Spit MacPhee lives with his grandfather, Fyfe MacPhee in an old boiler house. Their tranquil life is threatened by a nosey neighbour - Betty Arbuckle.
Producer NOEL PRICE Director MARCUS COLE
0 BACK PAGES: 86

Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton present the latest pictures, stories and events from Britain and around the world.

Weather Michael Fish

London Plus, Spotlight Points West, Look East
Look North, South Today North West Tonight Midlands Today

Join Terry live at the Television Theatre where among his guests tonight is Robert Morley.

Concluding the current series of programmes highlighting 50 years of Rank film productions.
Narrated by Sir John Mills Film Fun
This week comedy is king has stars like
Norman Wisdom , the Crazy Gang,
Morcambe and Wise, Arthur Askey , and the Carry On team getting up to funny business in such pictures as The Early Bird, The Frozen
Limits, The Intelligence Men, Band Wagon and Carry On Loving.
Written and created by MAURICE SELLAR and LOU JONES Produced by MAURICE SELLAR and ROBERT SIDAWAY
A BEST OF BRITISH FILMS production

by AGATHA CHRISTIE Second of two parts dramatised by KEN TAYLOR starring with Geraldine Alexander John Moulder-Brown
Frederick Treves
'There's always the possiblility of X, the unknown factor, someone who hasn't appeared yet.... but whose presence can be deduced. A lover, perhaps?'
Directed by JOHN DAVIES
Produced by GEORGE GALLACCIO
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with Anne Robinson Producer WARWICK CROSS
Please send letters to: Points of View, BBCtv Centre, London W12 8QT.
0 RADIO TIMES LETTERS: page 80

with Martyn Lewis and Philip Hayton
Regional News; Weather

Last week, BBC1 showed again a powerful documentary made last year - Fourteen Days in May. It depicted the final two weeks in the life of Edward Johnson, a young black man on death row in Mississippi. Johnson was convicted of killing a white town marshal. He had always strongly proclaimed his innocence.

This April, his lawyer Clive Stafford Smith returned to Mississippi in a bid to discover the truth and clear his client's name. Though it proved a difficult task, he eventually found many people who were prepared to name, on film, the man they claim to be the true killer.

Stafford Smith then learned where the alleged murderer lived. His confrontation with this man provides a remarkable climax to his extraordinary journey.
Feature: page 77
(Ceefax subtitles)

Introduced by Steve Rider featuring
International Football England v Denmark
Highlights of England's important friendly with Denmark, the last chance for Bobby Robson to assess his team before the World Cup qualifier with Sweden in five weeks' time.
The other home countries, though, start their World Cup campaigns tonight - NORTHERN IRELAND are at home to the REPUBLIC OF IRELAND while SCOTLAND travel to NORWAY and WALES are away to the NETHERLANDS, winners of this summer's European Championship.
XXIV Olympic Games
The latest news from Seoul, as the athletes prepare for the start of competition in three days' time.
Television presentation:
Football JOHN SHREWSBURY Assistant editor GRAHAM FRY Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor JOHN ROWLINSON