Story: Henry Hatter by Daphne Jones
Guest storyteller William Mervyn

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)

Information storage - methods, equipment and safeguards.
(Rpt Monday 12.0, BBC1. Book, £1: p 59)

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Vintage Aircraft: every aeroplane in this country which was made before 1926 and is still flying is in the Shuttleworth Collection. Hugh Scully indulges in some unashamed personal nostalgia for the halcyon days of aviation.

Pewter: a leading collector explains why pewter, once dubbed 'the poor man's silver,' is so collectable.

Arthur Negus answers questions

Introduced by Hugh Scully
(from Bristol)

from Barcelona
The world's leading players compete for over £20,000 in prize money and the undisputed title of Master of Tennis.

Tonight: The First Semi-Final: Ilie Nastase (Romania) v Jimmy Connors (USA)
Nastase has already beaten Gorman, Orantes and Hewitt in this tournament of champions, and is hot favourite to retain his title. But Connors, with wins over Kodes and Gimeno, will take some stopping.
Introduced by Harry Carpenter

by David Storey

A second showing of the widely praised Royal Court Theatre production.

A NET/CBC production

Telepathy, precognition, clairvoyance, even water-divining have one thing in common-researchers call it the Psi factor. And there is no place for it in the conventional view of the natural world. But that view is challenged every day by new discoveries in physics. It may be that before long an even more radical challenge will come from research into Psi phenomena.
In tonight's programme Linda Blandford and Gordon Snell report on the evidence for precognition, the work of The Premonitions Bureau and on The Prediction Business.
(from Bristol)
(Radio Times People: page 4)

Bob Harris with the news, views and sounds of today's music.
In the studio Crazy Horse, Roy Harper plus album tracks, films and guests.

(Colour)

with John Edmunds
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(Colour)