Today: "The Circus is Coming" by Peter Charlton
(Colour)
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Today: "The Circus is Coming" by Peter Charlton
(Colour)
One hundred and eighty feet above the River Clyde, with a 1,000-foot centre span, the new bridge at Erskine is the latest of three crossings of the river.
Her Royal Highness is flying over by helicopter from the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and will literally be dropping in to meet some of the patients at Erskine Hospital for disabled ex-servicemen in the shadow of the new bridge.
from the All England Lawn Tennis Club on the first Finals day of the world's premier tournament featuring The Final of the Men's Doubles Championship together with a report on today's Final of the Ladies' Singles Championship.
(Match of the Day: 9.50 pm)
with Peter Woods
Weather
reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Who Will Still Need You? ...when you're old and retired, that is. The answer seems to depend on the kind of society you live in. The cameras of three European television stations look at old age and its needs in four different societies in Russia, France, America and Czechoslovakia.
Introduced by Derek Hart
by Thomas Hardy
A second chance to see this dramatisation in four parts by Harry Green
Grace has overcome her doubts about marriage and about Suke's visit to Fitzpiers's cottage. Grace and Fitzpiers are due to return from their honeymoon on the Continent.
by Peter Yeldham
Starring Richard Briers, Anne Rogers, Julia Lockwood
with Andre Maranne
Through no fault of their own, surprisingly enough, Charlie and the girls fall foul of the local police and have to make a hasty getaway.
from Wimbledon
Recorded highlights of The Ladies' Singles Final
Jack Kramer comments on the action which is introduced by Harry Carpenter
A blueprint for peace and cooperation on the shop floor? Or a set of pious hopes? The Government's proposed Code of Industrial Relations Practice explained and discussed.
Contributors:
The Rt Hon Robert Carr, MP, Secretary of State for Employment
Pat Lowry, Director of Industrial Relations, British Leyland Motor Corporation
George Wright, Birmingham District Secretary, Transport and General Workers Union
Dr W. E. J. McCarthy, Nuffield College, Oxford
Introduced by Graham Turner