Today's story "Farmer Cake and Farmer Rake's Holiday" by Judith Miles
Illustrated by Mina Martinez
Presenters this week Julie Stevens, Rick Jones

A courtside view of the best of the matches on the fifth day of the world's greatest Open tournament. BBC outside broadcast cameras report direct from the All England Club.
With a complete check on the results and the news from Harry Carpenter

with Clive Jacobs
Weather

By the end of the 1970s millions of people will be working a 35-hour week. How will they spend their spare time and what will it cost them?
Tonight the Money Programme looks at the growth of the leisure business and calculates how much you have to pay to play.

with Percy Thrower from Burford House, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire
In this evening's extended edition Percy Thrower concentrates on the gardens to the south and east of this lovely Georgian house which stands on the borders of Worcestershire and Shropshire. John Treasure , who rescued the gardens from sad neglect, and redesigned and planted them, discusses with Percy Thrower varieties of clematis for which his gardens are famous, their treatment and care.

Every summer 700 boys and girls put down pens and pencils, pick up violins, cellos, recorders and song books and make their way to the Town Hall. This is the time of the Reading Schools' Music Festival when the music makers -none older than 11-entertain music lovers of all ages.

The town is proud of its musical children: one child in four is learning to play a musical instrument. The house is always packed with the critical parents of Reading, who have come to expect an outstandingly high standard. This is the 25th year of the Festival - the first time ever on television.

Colin Welland and Ian Wooldridge presenting:

Match of the Day from Wimbledon: The Lawn Tennis Championships
Highlights of today's outstanding match on the fifth day's play at the All England Club. Jack Kramer comments on the action, which is introduced by Harry Carpenter.

Boycott for Captain?
Geoff Boycott captain of England? To some in cricket it would seem logical; to others, disastrous. The former point to his batting, knowledge and determination; the latter say he is selfish, unsporting and unsuited. Boycott talks about himself and captaincy in a film which examines his technique and his temperament.

Cleo Laine sings extracts from her current concert programme accompanied by the John Dankworth Quartet