Poem this week: Bed in Summer by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Story: What is Summer? by CELIA LANDRETH
Presenters this week
Carol Chell and Jon Glover
Storytime from Play School, 25p from bookshops

The Lawn Tennis Championships
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you a courtside view of the seventh day's play and the best of the action on the Wimbledon show courts, featuring
The Quarter-finals of the Ladies' Singles
Commentators DAN MASKELL
BILL KNIGHT, PETER WEST
BILL THRELFALL , ANN JONES and JOHN BARRETT. News and results from HARRY CARPENTER
Television presentation RICHARD TILLING ALAN MOUNCER , BOB DUNCAN , FRED VINER JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , ROY NORTON and JEFF GODDARD
Producer A. P. WILKINSON

The Lawn Tennis Championships
A further visit for an uninterrupted view of the best of the action.
Match of the Day: BBC2 at 10 25 pm

Weather

9: Tolqus Tin with Kenneth Hudson
Cornwall has centuries of tradition in the extraction of minerals. At the Tolgus Tin works the last surviving example of the original form of tin production is still in commercial operation, a system based on a tradition of knowledge and experience accumulated from Roman times.
Producer RAY sutcliffe

Courtship
Different species go about it in a great variety of ways; the behaviour involved is often spectacular, sometimes comic, always fascinating to watch.
Narrator HUGH FALKUS
This new series about animal behaviour and survival is fascinating
(DAILY EXPRESS)
Scientific editor PROF NIKO TINHERGEN
Presenter CHRISTOPHER parsons (Bristol)

The popular Western film series.

A kiss from Victoria, a beating from a tough miner, an attempted murder. All combine to make Buck wonder if the time has come for him to leave High Chaparral.

(Colour)

A musical quiz
Joseph Cooper as questionmaster invites you to match your musical wits against Polly Elwes
Richard Baker , Bernard Levin Guest musician James Blades
Director DENIS MORIARTY Producer WALTER todds

Hills of Promise
A third of Britain's farmland Is hill or mountain. Hill farms produce nearly half our sheep, a quarter of our beef cattle and are vital to our food supply. But hill farmers have been living for generations on the margins of subsistence and many have left to seek a better livelihood elsewhere.
Hill farms cannot compete with lowland farming and foreign imports. Their productivity is limited by a bleak, wet climate, an infertile soil and poor pasture. Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer dominic flcssati

The Lawn Tennis Championships
Recorded highlights of today's outstanding match on the day's play at the All England Club.
Presented by JOHN VIGAR
Executive producer A. r. WILKINSON

Presented by David Holmes Weather