Today's story "The Garage" by Anna Home

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.15 pm)
(Colour)

What can go wrong with society in the context of crime?
Introduced by Michael Molyneux

with Peter Woods; Weather

including the Money Minder, our up-to-the-minute news feature on the Stock Market.

with Percy Thrower from Clacks Farm, Worcs
Percy Thrower begins the weekend's work in the vegetable garden by sowing runner beans and other seasonal crops.

Introduced by Keith Dewhurst.

Royal Dreams
Castles in the air that actually got built, legendary sagas that actually took form, as some of the greatest operas ever heard: the dreams were those of Ludwig II of Bavaria, creator of fairy-tale palaces on mountain tops and lake-sides, patron and friend of Richard Wagner - the king who at the age of 41, deposed and declared mad, died by drowning in the Starnbergersee. This is the story of his life, seen through his portraits and photographs and the marvellous castles he built - and the imagination of film director Luchino Visconti (The Damned and Death in Venice) who at the moment is re-creating the story of Ludwig, with Helmut Berger in the role of the king.

The Family
The book just published here about Charles Manson and the appalling Tate-Labianca murders in America - events involving drugs, satanism, torture and a band of hippy girl disciples. What did all this mean? What are the implications? What were the dangers involved in writing such a book?
Jim Douglas Henry talking to Ed Sanders, author of The Family, poet and one-time leader of a rock group, at a time when Sanders still felt frightened for his life.

Eleanor Bron, John Bird, Barrie Ingham in a new weekly series.

The first of the Finals days at this major Open Championship
featuring The Men's Doubles Final

Highlights from the match played this afternoon on the Centre Court of the West Hants Club, Bournemouth, and The Men's Singles Semi-Finals
David Vine introduces the programme and reports the news and results of the first major Championship of the new season.