(Full details see: BBC1 at 4.0 pm)
A series of five programmes on skills for trade unionists.
[Repeat] (Colour)
The TV News Explosion
11: The Way of the Market
Peter Donaldson's explanation of the economist's model of the free market system is contrasted with the views of farmers faced with the problems of living in a market economy.
(Rptd: Fri BBC1 9.30 am; not Scotland)
with Michael Charlton.
A topical interview with a personality follows the News Summary.
Preceded by Weather
Great Britain v USA: A seven-match tournament specially recorded for BBC2 and played over nine holes of the famous Ailsa Course, Turnberry.
In the first match of this series Peter Oosterhuis, Britain's most successful golfer in 1974, partnered Christopher Lee to victory over Tom Weiskopf and Telly Savalas of the USA.
This week: Peter Oosterhuis and Ronnie Corbett v Tom Weiskopf and George Kirby
Hammond Innes, traveller and writer of adventure stories, has English sales now approaching ten million. Each journey produces a story and every one a bestseller. "Golden Soak", just published in paperback, is a story about prospecting in the Australian outback - and "North Star", published last autumn, is a tale of sabotage on a North Sea oil rig. Both went straight into the bestseller lists. Robert Robinson talks to Hammond Innes at his home in Kersey, Suffolk.
George Melly reviews a new book of photographs by Arnold Newman - a collection of portraits of his famous contemporaries.
(North Star: serialised in ten parts and read by David Mahlowe, next week in Story Time: 4.35 pm Radio 4)
(Colour)
A film starring Catherine Deneuve
The Young Girls of Rochefort are the beautiful Gamier sisters, Solange and Delphine, both musical and both incurable romantics. They are destined to find their Prince Charmings at a commercial fair in Rochefort's Colbert Square.
This delightful musical from the team that created Les Parapluies de Cherbourg features the beauty of sisters Catherine Deneuve and the late Francoise Dorleac as well as the unsurpassed talents of Gene Kelly.
This Week's Films: page 18
Presented by David Holmes
Weather
Michael Hordern reads A Short Song of Congratulation
