introduces BBC-2 to Scotland.

Followed by Pick of the Month
in which Denis Tuohy and Joan Bakewell choose and introduce highlights from some of the programmes seen on BBC-2 during June.

A dramatisation in two parts by Alistair Bell.
Based on the novel by Sir Walter Scott.
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studios
(Repeated on Tuesday at 8.20 p.m.)

The prize-winning French film directed by Albert Lamorisse.
The story of a young boy's affection for a beautiful white stallion, filmed in the marshlands of the Camargue.

with David Vine reporting and commenting on the day's outstanding sports events and news stories.
Tonight's Sport Scene includes:

Golf: The Open Championship
Final day of golf's greatest traditional event, at Muirfield.

Athletics: The A.A.A. Championships
Britain's athletes seek national titles at the White City, London.

Cycling: The Tour de France
Five days to go in the world's greatest road race.

Cricket: Oxford v. Cambridge
Start of the University match at Lord's.

Lawn Tennis: The Welsh Championships
at Newport.

Sports News
including Close-of-play Cricket Scores, Late Racing Results

A thriller in five parts by Peter Yeldham.

Ever since he escaped from Hungary with his niece Anna, the Countess Hazany, and the London photographer Bill Page, master-crook Lazlo Bergmann has been hounded by an American insurance agent. Kershaw, who suspects him of stealing the Countess's jewels. Kershaw's final interrogation is too much for Bergmann. He leaves a coded note and two keys for Anna, and then hangs himself. Anna turns to Bill Page for help. Meanwhile members of London's underworld hear of the note and close in on Anna...
(First shown last Sunday)
(Part 4: Sunday at 10.25)

A last look around the world of television with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow and tonight's guests.