"The Three Billy Goats Gruff" Traditional
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)
The last of eight programmes
How good are you at listening and putting your ideas across? Have pencil and paper ready.
Introduced by Brian Redhead
With Bill Davies and Barry Maude
Weather
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore featuring the Indianapolis 500 and the International Rally of Morocco.
Jackie Stewart comments on the best of the action from the world's most spectacular motor race, the Indianapolis 500, fought out yesterday at over 195 mph. British interests centred on the McLaren cars driven by Peter Revson, Gary Bettenhausen and last year's winner Mark Donohue.
From Casablanca Michael Frostick covers the International Rally of Morocco, the roughest rally of the year, with 2,800 miles of fast, dangerous desert driving in the land of the Foreign Legion.
'The finest hotel in London' is how the pensioners have described their famous home in Chelsea founded in 1682 by Charles II and today a London landmark.
This film portrait of the hospital, its history and its inmates, is presented on Oak-apple Day, which is commemorated each year by Founder's Day parade.
on behalf of the Liberal Party
BBC2 Snooker Competition
Eddie Charlton, Australian champion and defending Pot Black Champion v Rex Williams, the World Billiards Champion
This is Williams's first appearance in a Pot Black Final.
Charlton, from New South Wales, won the Pot Black tournament last year and is the holder of the highest break score so far - 110. There is a £100 prize for the highest break and the winner receives the Pot Black Trophy and a cheque for £1,000.
Introduced by Alan Weeks
(from Birmingham)
(Colour)
Her life and work dramatised by Robin Chapman
In the life
In 'Bliss'
In 'The Daughters of the Late Colonel'
(Colour)
A series of six programmes
Introduced by Joan Bakewell
The Victorian age was the age of steel - from the Crystal Palace to the crinoline. Skirts could measure five yards round the hem and needed strong foundations.
In the programme, actual clothes from the Victorian period, in all their intricate detail, are compared with costumes designed for The Charge of the Light Brigade and The Pallisers.
Bob Harris with the news of today's music.
In the studio Golden Earring, Loudon Wainwright III
with John Edmunds; Weather
Highlights of Cream's final concert played before a packed audience in the Albert Hall on 26 November 1968.
