Today's story: "Turtle Pond" by Berniece Freschet
Illustrated by Donald Carrick
Presenters this week Julie Stevens, Rick Jones

(Colour)

Wimbledon 1972: The Lawn Tennis Championships
direct from the All England Club
A courtside view of the third day's play in this Open Championship, introduced by Harry Carpenter who provides news, results and comment on the best of the matches on the Centre Court and No 1 Court.

Cricket: The Benson and Hedges Cup: Semi-Finals

with Peter Dorling
Weather

James Astor talks to Larry Rees, bootlegger

Larry Rees, from Newport in Wales, was hoboing around America in the 20s and 30s and the job he did for longer than any other was that of bootlegging in New Orleans.

Reporters Jeremy James, Jeanne La Chard, John Pitman, Desmond Wilcox, Harold Williamson

This week: Flower Power
Maytime in Chelsea. English summertime arrived - as usual - with howling wind and gusts of rain. But the Chelsea Flower Show must go on. So 150,000 gardeners crowded into the biggest marquee in the world. They inspected everything, from orchids to aspidistras, and spent £280,000 in orders in four days.
Esther Rantzen and a Man Alive team were there behind the scenes - and well before the scenes: with the man who froze his daffodils, and the General who grows dwarf pomegranate trees. They saw the Queen - and an East End Parks superintendent. They found mystery, drama, excitement and suspense - and the largest strawberry in the world: all at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.

BBC2 Snooker Competition
A League of Champions compete for the 1972 Pot Black Trophy
Rex Williams v Ray Reardon
Introduced by Alan Weeks
(from Birmingham)

by Julian Mitchell
A series of eight plays
[Starring] Michele Dotrice, Ruth Dunning, Denholm Elliott, Richard Vernon, Dennis Waterman, Billie Whitelaw

Maggie's father is the second most right-wing journalist in England! She is a young assistant lecturer. So, when she gets caught up in a student revolt the fireworks really begin!

from Wimbledon
Highlights of today's outstanding match on the third day's play
Introduced by Harry Carpenter

(Colour)