Story: "Danny's Broken Arm" by Carole Ward
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)
A series of eight programmes
What can managers do when conflicts develop between departments?
Introduced by Brian Redhead with Eric Newbigging
Weather
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
This week 12 different versions of a new family saloon are announced by British Leyland, and Gordon Wilkins road-tests the range in the mountains of southern Spain. Under the code name ADO 67 the new car has front-wheel drive and is priced around £1,000. It will augment the Austin/Morris 1100 and 1300 saloons which now account for 60 per cent of the home car market.
From Zolder, Barrie Gill reports on last Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, in which the 26-year-old Brazilian Emerson Fittipaldi was out to increase his 12 points lead over Jackie Stewart in the 1973 drivers' world championship.
So You Think You're a Good Driver?: at 9.25, BBC1. Moss on wheels: pp 6-7
rehearses students in scenes from Mozart's 'Don Giovanni'
Translation by Edward J. Dent
With Richard Jackson, Alexander Gauld, Elaine Watts, Barbel Edwards and Linda Murray
In his last class Sir Geraint works on scenes from Mozart's Don Giovanni.
How do you make a stage struggle look convincing? How do you act a love scene without excessive sentiment or vulgarity? How do Don Giovanni and his servant Leporello (a role particularly identified with Sir Geraint) establish and develop their relationship?
Tonight there is a chance to see the detailed work that goes to make a performance.
(Colour)
The second semi-final in the 1973 Championship
Pot Black Champions: Ray Reardon, 1973 World Snooker Champion v Eddie Charlton, the Australian Champion
These two top players meet for a place in next week's Final. The winner meets Rex Williams.
This week's guest John Alderton
Introduced by Alan Weeks
(from Birmingham)
Keeping fit for the game: page 5
Her life and work dramatised by Robin Chapman
In the life
In 'The Aloe'
In 'The Man Without a Temperament'
(Colour)
A series of six programmes
Introduced by Joan Bakewell
Fashion of the Neo-Classical age, when Madame Recamier reclined, waistlines rose and necklines fell. The transition from the classic simplicity of the late 18th-century fashion to the beginning of the Romantic era is seen by comparing actual clothes of the period with costumes from the television production of War and Peace.
Three-and-a-half acres of prize flowers, shrubs, vegetables, and complete gardens, are on view tomorrow as the Chelsea Flower Show, the greatest horticultural show in Britain, opens to the public.
The Queen and other members of the Royal Family have made their traditional visit to this magnificent show before its opening. Tonight John Braban and Anne Scott-James report from Chelsea, look at the exhibits, and talk to the experts.
with John Edmunds; Weather
Bob Harris with the news of today's music.
In the studio Nazareth, Harvey Andrews
