(to 12.00)

This afternoon is the climax of the football season when football followers all over Britain will be at Wembley either in person or through the medium of television or radio.
By courtesy of the Football Association, viewers join the hundred thousand people at Wembley Stadium for the following programme
2.30 Community singing and interviews with members of the crowd
2.55 Presentation of the teams to His Majesty the King
3.0 The kick-off
3.45 Half-time
3.55 The second half
4.40 The final whistle
4.45-4.50 Their Majesties the King and Queen present the F.A. Cup and medals to the two teams

A farce in three acts by Ben Travers.
The action of the play takes place in a flat in Mayfair and at Thark, a house in Norfolk, a week later.

F. H. Littman, Acting 'Head of Listener Research, tells you about the new scheme for collecting viewers' verdicts on selected television programmes.
The programmes chosen for viewers' votes next week are: For the Children, First Time Ever, Nat Alton's Song Session, The Romantic Young Lady, 'Teen-Age Programme, and Kaleidoscope.

(Repeat of Friday's edition)

(sound only)
(to 22.40)