6.40 Plant Growth and Differentiation
7.5 Resources for a City
7.30 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds
A magazine for Asian viewers
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Benson and Hedges Cup
Worcestershire'v Leicestershire Further coverage
5.0 Personality Growth and Learning
5.25 The Weissenhof Siedlung 1927
5.50 Education: Aiming for the Top?
6.15 Ministerial Power
6.40 The Clouds
Ten films of caves and cavers 7: The Great Ice Wall
Producers karl-heinz BORN
IUCHAXL GARROD , PETER RAMSDEN
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Flowers for AH Seasons
Today the most prestigious and colourful flower show of the year opens to the public. On view will be the very best in flowers, shrubs, and complete town and country gardens, and the very latest in garden equipment.
The Queen and other members of the Royal Family visit Chelsea and they will be seen in tonight's programme which looks at the exhibits and talks to the experts. Narrator TONY BRITTON
Producer PHILIP GILBERT s. Asters in bloom: page 5
William Pickles argues that in the Common Market - we give too much and get too little
In this, the second of two debates on the Common Market, WILLIAM PICKLES, lately Reader in Political Science at London University and a Lecturer at the London School of Economics, says that the tentacles of the Community octopus stretch into areas never dreamed of by the authors of the Treaty of Rome - into areas that affect every man, woman and child in hundreds of different ways.
He lists our loss of sovereignty over such issues as food prices, the level of employment, control of cartels and monopolies, over immigration from other EEC countries and even, in due course, the level of vat. He denies that Britain's economic position will improve in the medium or longer term through our membership of a 250-million strong trading block and says that it will in fact deteriorate. WILLIAM PICKLES argues this case with his critics before an invited audience at the Royal Institution, London. Chairman Robin Day
Director MICHAEL LUMLEY Producer JACK SALTMAN
Worcestershire v Leicestershire
The closing stages of today's play.
A Tragedy of Two Ambitions by THOMAS HARDY: dramatised by DENNIS POTTER , starring with Like a ghost from the past, the Halborough brothers' drunken father reappears to destroy their image of respectability.
Music composed and conducted by JOSEPH HOROVITZ
Producer IRENE SHUBIK
Director MICHAEL TUCHNER
Bryan Magee introduces a series of programmes in which some of the people who write for the press meet some of the people they write about. This week: The reporting of industrial disputes.
Executive producer WILL WYATT Producer PETER FOGES
Angela Rippon ; Weather
GABRIEL wooLF reads A Bridal Song by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
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