with The Early Show Producer FRANCES LINE
8.3 Racing Bulletin

Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Birmingham

Len Jackson with the best of Radio 2 selected from last week's programmes.
Written by KEITH HOWELL
Producers JOHN BILLINGBAM and JACK BABBS

Janet Brown. Kenneth Connor and Bob Monkhouse throw the punches Barry Took referees
Sketches by GEORGE EVANS MYLES RUDGE and COLIN BOSTOCK-SMITH Producer EDWARD TAYLOR

Presented by Desmond Lynam

1.30; 2.6; 3.40; 5.0. World Cup Special
The world's greatest soccer tournament reaches its climax tomorrow after over three weeks of thrills, colour, and controversy. The new world champions will be crowned in the River Plate Stadium. Buenos Aires, and the team in Argentina bring you all the drama of the occasion.

1.31; 2.4; 2.35; 3.5; 3.40; 5.0* International Tennis The Rawlings International
It's a big day for tennis on the Saturday before Wimbledon with the world's top men competing at Queen's Club. Commentary and reports by MAX ROBERTSON , with expert analysis from CHRISTINE JANES. The Colgate Tournament at Bournemouth with the leading women. Commentary and reports by NORMAN CUDDEFORD, with expert comment from FRED PERRY.
Wimbledon 78: GERALD WILLIAMS looks ahead to the Championships which begin on Monday.

1.30; 2.0; 2.35; 3.5; 3.49; 5.0* Athletics
The AAA Championships are always one of the highlights of the season at Crystal Palace and they have even more significance this year with the Commonwealth Games and the European Championships due in August. Commentary and reports by ALAN PARRY and PETER MATTHEWS, with expert analysis from Olympic champion MARY PETERS.

1.30; 2.25; 2.55; 3.34; 5.40* Racing from Ascot
2.30 The Fenwolf Stakes (2-y-o)
3.0 The Fortnum and Mason Stakes (5f)
3.35 The Churchill Stakes (15m) Commentator PETER BROMLEY
Plus results throughout the afternoon from other meetings, with a classified check at 5.40*.

1.30; 2.0; 2.35; 3.5; 3.40; 5.40* Cricket
Featuring reports on the top matches, including the New Zealanders' first first-class match against Sussex at Hove and the Pakistan touring team's game against Surrey plus news of all the other matches today.
Plus, in golf, reports from the Sumrie Tournament, at Bournemouth, and In motor-cycling, news of the Dutch Grand Prix at Assen.

Timetable:
1.30 News/Prospects from all featured events
2.0 World Cup Special/Tennis/Athletics/Cricket
2.25 Racing from Ascot
2.35 Tennis/Athletics/Cricket
2.55 Racing from Ascot
3.5 Tennis/Athletics/Cricket
3.30 Racing from Ascot
3.40 World Cup Special/Tennis/Athletics/Cricket
5.0 Round-up
5.30 Motor Sport
5.40 Classified Racing/Cricket

A Radio Sport and OB production Events may alter timings

6.3 Cross-Channel Motoring Information

Introduced in London by Colin Berry
A monthly programme In which 1.400 young people in eight European countries vote to discover the number one record in Europe today.
Taking part this month are:
Belgium (BRT). Denmark (DR), Germany (WDR), Ireland (RTE), Norway (NRK,), Spain (RNE), Sweden (SR).
United Kingdom (BBC) Producer MEL HOUSE

says Peter Cavanagh as he relives some of the humorous moments from his career as ' the voice of them all '. Producer MIKE CRAIG BBC Manchester

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard

The fourth of five concerts direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London, in the South Bank Pops series.
Part 1Dance Band DaysFestival Big Band conducted by Paul Fenoulhet Carole Carr. Anne Lenner Sydney Lipton , Joe Daniels
8.30* Steve Race looks at the music scene as reflected in tonight concert.
8.50* Concert Part 2 Big Band Sounds Syd Lawrence and his Orchestra featuring Roy Marsden and Marie Toland
Introduced by Alan Den Producer LAWRIE MONK
(Presented by the BBC in association with the GLC)

and its guests Geoff Leve Matt Monro
Keith Mansfield and the Big Band
Introduced by Sheila Tracy Producer JOHN BUSSELL

World Cup report on today's third and fourth place play-off match

with The Late Show Producer PAM cox including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information