Rhaglen wythnosol y plant yn cyflwyno
Jim Cro Crwstyn gyda
Sassie Rees yn canu eich hoff hwiangerddi Cyfeilydd, Maimie Noel Jones
Ynghyd A stori
' Dawns y Pum Cyw Gwyn ' gan Amy Parry- Williams Storiwr, Nesta Harris
Y darluniau gan Hywel Harries
Y cyfarwyddo gan Evelyn Williams
Children's Television
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)

Ten programmes showing how the atoms and molecules of the physicist make up our everyday world.

In the third of his lectures on The Nature of Things given at the Royal Institution Sir Lawrence Bragg, F.R.S., demonstrates how molecules of detergents behave in a very special way towards both oil and water.
First shown on November 26, 1959

A second viewing of a film series in which a variety of contemporary artists define the intentions of their work.
The sculptor who won the 'Unknown Political Prisoner' competition, and who was once a blacksmith, explores ways and means of depicting the human figure projected into space.
(to 10.30)

Her Majesty the Queen takes the Salute on Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall at the Annual Parade in celebration of her Official Birthday.
The Queen's Colour of the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards is being trooped
There are eight Guards with a Sovereign's Escort of Household Cavalry
Music played by the Mounted Band of The Life Guards and the Massed Bands, Drums, and Pipes of the Brigade of Guards

(See 'Grandstand' panel on facing page)

News in Welsh.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)
(to 13.40)

(See facing page and page 3)
Details of next week's 'Summer Grandstand' are shown on page 59

Introduced by Alan Weeks

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Lawn Tennis direct from Manchester from 2.0 The Northern Lawn Tennis Tournament (FINALS DAY)
Commentator: Dan Maskell
Television presentation, RAY LAKELAND

Racing
direct from Bath 2.30 The Clevedon Handicap (over I mile 5 furlongs) 3.0 The Keynsham Plate (over 5 furlongs) 3.30 The Bristol Handicap (over 11 miles) 4.30 The Clifton Stakes (over 5 furlongs)
Commentators: Peter O'Sullevan and Clive Graham
Television presentation: DENNIS MONGER

Cricket
direct from Edgbaston, Birmingham from 2.35
FIRST TEST MATCH England v. Australia
Commentators: Brian Johnston, Peter West, Denis Compton, and Jack Fingleton
Television presentation, PHILIP LEWIS

Motor Racing direct from France
Le Mans
Raymond Baxter reports direct from the circuit on the International 24-hour race
Presented by the French Television Service

Sports Results and News Service: 1.50 Cricket Scoreboard 4.52 Cricket and Racing Summaries

Presented by BRYAN COWGILL
Programme Editor: RONNIE NOBLE

(While it is hoped to keep to the above timings, they may be changed by events)

by Frank Richards.
With Gerald Campion as Billy Bunter and Jack Melford as Mr. Quelch.

The close of the third day's play.

Presenting the latest in popular records.
This week's panel includes: Cliff Richard, Robert Morley and Sonya Cordeau.
In the chair, David Jacobs

A series of crime stories by Michael Gilbert.
[Starring] Brian Wilde, Kenneth MacKintosh
with Arnold Bell and Ian MacNaughton
A German called Mailler, who has developed a photographic process for printing perfect forgeries of English bank notes, disappears just before the police catch up with him. Scotland Yard suspects that Mailler is being forced to work for a well-organised gang, who are stock-piling a vast quantity of forged notes and plan to unload them suddenly on the public...
(BBC recording)

In which Billy Cotton calls Wakey Wakey!
Guest stars, Stubby Kaye, The Three Monarchs
and the regulars: Alan Breeze, Kathie Kay, Jeremy Lloyd, The High-Lights, The Leslie Roberts Silhouettes

A film series based on Sir Winston Churchill's Memoirs of World War II.

D-Day: June 6, 1944. From the early hours the Allied troops go into action in the greatest combined operation of the war-first the paratroops, then the Air Force, and finally the Armada of 5,000 ships. Troops, weapons, and supplies are landed in France and a tactical surprise achieved; in spite of heavy opposition they are able to force their way inland. King George's message and Churchill's broadcast in French bring new hope to the people of France. Always eager to be with the fighting forces, Churchill visits Montgomery on French soil four days after the first landings.

Excerpts from the second half of this spectacular event direct from the arena, Earls Court, London.
Musical Ride by the Household Cavalry
Search and Survival - A display by Royal Air Force Training Command.
Field Gun Competition by the Royal Navy
The Massed Bands of the Royal Air Force
and in the Bandstand: Musicians of the King's Own Royal Border Regiment
A Television outside broadcast

Direct from Yugoslavia
The closing stages and climax of the 1961 European Championships held this week in the Fair Stadium, Belgrade.
Presented by the Yugoslav Television Service

Raymond Baxter reports direct from the circuit on the latest positions in the International Twenty-Four-Hour Race.
Presented by the French Television Service

followed by Weather and Close Down