Introduced by Frank Bough

Surrey are still in the running for League honours after some fine performances during recent weeks, but today they take on Nottinghamshire-a team that is undefeated in this competition since Gary Sobers's return as captain
Commentary team at Trent Bridge: John Arlott, Peter West, Jim Laker
Today's other fixtures: Hampshire v. Essex, Kent v. Yorkshire, Leicestershire v. Derbyshire, Middlesex v. Glamorgan, Northamptonshire v. Gloucestershire, Somerset v. Sussex, Warwickshire v. Lancashire

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(to 18.30)

The best of the week's newsfilm from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually
followed by The Weather
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A series of films from all over the world about our astonishing planet and the people who live on it

The sturdy individualism of Newfoundland's men of the sea takes them on a hazardous journey along the Labrador coast in search of the fish on which their livelihood depends.
A film directed by Gerry Richardson for CBC Television
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Act 2 of Mozart's opera from this year's Aix-en-Provence Festival
Orchestre de Paris
Conducted by Georges Semkow
Introduced by Antony Hopkins
sung in Italian with English sub-titles by Julian Budden
Recording made available by courtesy of the French Television Service

In Act 1, Don Giovanni, licentious young Spanish nobleman, with over 2,000 conquests to his credit, attempted to seduce Donna Anna. She raised the alarm, and the Don, in making his escape, killed her father, the Commendatore. Don Giovanni went blithely on to his next affair with Zerlina, a peasant girl about to be married to Masetto. Donna Elvira, a former conquest and at heart still in love with Don Giovanni, joined Donna Anna and her lover, Don Ottavio, at a ball in Don Giovanni's palace where they all planned to bring him to justice. But he escaped them again.
At the beginning of Act 2, he and his servant Leporello are having an argument. Leporello, though slightly envious of his master's amorous adventures, is threatening to leave unless he mends his ways; the chink of a coin, however, soon persuades him to remain. Don Giovanni borrows Leporello's cloak hoping this disguise will give him a better chance of success with his next 'victim,' Donna Elvira's maid. He escapes punishment yet again and eventually meets Leporello in a cemetery. They see the statue of the Commendatore and Don Giovanni jokingly invites it to supper; to Leporello's horror it agrees-with fatal results for the gay but ruthless Don Giovanni.
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Children taken around the Houses of Parliament on school trips often have a rather hazy impression of the proceedings.
Gerald Harrison receives a varies gated view of the daily life and doings at Westminster as he talks to boys and girls fresh from their conducted tour.
from the North
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by Frank Clements
with Leslie Sands as Cmdr. Edward Dusting, R.N. (Retd.)

Commander Edward Dusting is prematurely retired from the Navy. What is he to do? What kind of life can he find in the commercial world when all he has to offer is integrity and loyalty? The Commander is soon to find out when his first 'port of call' is at a high-powered P.R. firm and he steps into a world so alien that he can hardly contain himself.
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Written by Eddie Braben
Starring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
Tonight's special guests: Juliet Mills, Moira Anderson, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen
and featuring Ann Hamilton
with Janet Webb, Lynda Thomas

(Juliet Mills is appearing in "She Stoops to Conquer" at the Garrick Theatre, London)
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followed by Sunday Cricket Scoreboard
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Late Night Line-Up's weekly look at the cinema
Tony Bilbow previews the Edinburgh International Film Festival and "The Battle of Britain".
Philip Jenkinson shows scenes from vintage films.
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