Story: Angelo
Written and illustrated by QUENTIN BLAKE Presenters
HEATHER EMMANUEL , JOHNNY BALL
Pianist BILL BLEZARD
Double-bass BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Designer PAUL TRERISE
Scriptwriter RUTH CRAFT Director JOHN LANE
Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

The 103rd Open Championship played at the Royal
Lytham and St Annes GC, Lancashire
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER
The conclusion of the second day's play

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This week:
Employers and Trade Unions
Power and responsibility in industrial relations.
Ben Roberts , Professor of Industrial Relations at the London School of Economics, looks with three new mps at Parliament's past attempts to deal with the role of the trade unions and suggests what should be done now. Chairman Robert McKenzie
Producer MARGARET DOUGLAS (Postponed from 23 May)

The second of six programmes in which Robert Erskine seeks to recapture the life and events of ancient times.
2: Old Soldiers Never Die
This programme describes the peacetime duties and recreations of a soldier in a Roman Legion - the Third Legion Augusta. Serving the Emperor Trajan, around 100 AD, this force controlled the relatively passive province of Numidia, the modern Algeria.
ROBERT ERSKINE reveals the character of the Legionary's life in barracks, and then follows him into retirement.
Producer GEOFFREY BAINES

based on the novels of ANTHONY TROLLOPE: written for television in 26 parts by SIMON RAVEN. Part 25
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The Golden Seaswallow of Knokke 1974
The BBC's entry for this annual international contest recorded in Belgium starring Roy Castle with NORMAN CALEY , COLIN PILDITCH THE NORMAN MAEN DANCERS
Choreography NORMAN MAEN
Musical director RONNIE hazlehgrst Costumes ROLAND WARNE Designer ROBIN TARSNAN Producer MICHAEL HURLL

Part 2: A two-part documentary account of a man's struggle to get into Parliament.
The Candidate has been selected as Labour's prospective Member for Braintree. He is nearer achieving his life's ambition now than he has ever been before. His chance came on 28 February 1974. Also in the field were two strong rivals -the Conservative and the Liberal. The last obstacle would be the hardest, for Braintree was a highly marginal seat.
Film editor HUGH NEWSAM Producer ROGER MILLS
Director REX bloomstein

The 103rd Open Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces the highlights of today's play.
Producers alan uouncer, A. P. WILKINSON

David Holmes ; Weather