Today's story: "A Touch of Gold" by Joanne Cole
Final day
Coverage of the closing overs from Old Trafford
Introduced by Peter West
(Colour)
with Keith Graves and the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Weather
Whatever happened to "Bubbles" or "The Laughing Cavalier"? Why does the art of this century seem obscure or outrageous to so many of us? Is it worth the money? Are they having us on? This film introduces a new series about major figures of the 20th century, painters, sculptors, architects - some of the New Masters.
It tries to show how the 'isms' of modern art are neither abstruse theories nor confidence tricks, but the reactions of men who happened to be artists to the changing world of the 20th century.
Written and narrated by Jim Douglas Henry
(Colour)
Cliff Michelmore covers the world of motoring, with Barrie Gill and Gordon Wilkins
Will new safety laws coming into force in the United States make British cars more crashproof or just more expensive? Is the more efficient braking and road holding of the European car not a better solution than bigger bumpers and extra padding for the passengers? A report from the third International Safety Conference in Washington.
From France, highlights of the 24 hours race at Le Mans, the classic event for sports cars, in which drivers and engineers have long pioneered safety features for the family car.
('Le Mans winners are always heroes' page 3)
by Peter Terson
Six actors in a series of eight plays
[Starring] Michele Dotrice, Ruth Dunning, Denholm Elliott, Richard Vernon, Dennis Waterman, Billie Whitelaw
At weekends, Greg minds his wife's laundrette, but during the week he is an artist, sharing a studio with five others. The arrival of his new model leads to unexpected complications.
('We'd die for each other': pp 6, 7)
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the final day's play from Old Trafford
Richard Williams looks at the news, the views, the sounds of today's music.
In the studio Richie Havens, Sandy Denny and any guests who may drop in
