Story: "The Clown Who Forgot" by Judy Whitfield
(Colour)
On the eve of Britain's entry into the Common Market, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh welcome President Heinemann at the Home Park, Windsor, and drive in state with him to Windsor Castle, where they will be met in the State Apartments by other members of the Royal Family.
(Highlights at 3.15 pm, BBC1)
A series of seven programmes
If our own senses don't tell us how dangerous noise or fumes can be, whose job is it to measure the hidden hazards?
Presented by Professor Gordon Atherley, University of Aston
with Richard Whitmore; Weather
Wigan (blue) v Halifax (blue and white)
Wigan, winners in 1968 and finalists in 1969, are at home to Halifax who are currently enjoying a run of success.
(Colour)
Cliff Michelmore covers the motoring news of the week.
Peter Sellers is the Master of Ceremonies at a Showbiz Car Club charity ball in London on the night the results are announced of the Daily Telegraph 'Car of the Year' contest. Tonight some of the motoring editors from all over Europe who judged the competition tell Barrie Gill why they picked the winner.
Twenty-five years ago this week the Guild of Motoring Writers held their first London Motor Show test day at Silverstone. Last Sunday Michael Frostick visited the 1972 test day at Silverstone to re-examine some questions at the heart of motoring journalism. Are road tests accurate and fair? Do correspondents protect the manufacturer more than the consumer? Can publicity men soften criticism with cigars and champagne?
(Colour)
by Anton Chekhov
translated by Elisaveta Fen
A Stage 2 presentation
The play deals with Madame Ranyevskaya and her circle.
"It seems unfair not to mention everyone in this well-cast, almost impeccable production". (Daily Express)
(First shown on BBC1)
(Colour)
Weather
Bob Harris with the news, views and sounds of today's music.
In the studio Birtha, Mike Hugg
