6.40 Decision-Making in Britain

7.5 The Phillips Curve

7.30 Freedom and Morality

Story: Make a Bigger Puddle Make a Smaller Worm devised and illustrated by MARION WALTER Presenters:
CAROL LEADER , FRED HARRIS

The Second Test:
England v Australia
Further coverage of the first day's play direct from Lord's.
Glorious Goodwood
4.5 The Gordon Stakes (lim)
Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY
JOHN HANMER
4.15 Interval and from 4.30
The Second Test:
England v Australia from Lord's
Further coverage up to the close of play on this first day. introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , DENIS COMPTON
TV presentation DAVID KENNING , BILL TAYLOR

with Richard Kershaw
The extended Thursday edition of Newsday includes the day's News Summary and a longer look at one of the vital issues of the week with the people concerned. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

A series in seven parts
Half a mile off the Lizard coast lie the most infamous rocks in Cornwall. Clive Carter, Bernard Rodgers and Bentley Tripcony recall two of the most dramatic maritime disasters to occur in that area-the wrecking of the Mohegan and of the Bay of Panama.

Games with Love and Death
Five stories from the writings of ARTHUR SCHNITZLER
Dramatised by ROBERT MULLER Story 1: Mother and Son starring Dorothy Tutin

Test Match Highlights: England v Australia
RICHIE BENAUD introduces the outstanding action from the first day's play
TV presentation BILL TAYLOR. MIKE ADLEY Producer DAVID KENNING

This week: 1967-1968
The second in a short season of memorable moments from earlier programmes, introduced by Desmond Wilcox
In its pursuit of ordinary people, Man Alive quickly learned that there was no such thing. GILLIAN STRICKLAND discovered nudists near Jodrell Bank; JOHN PERCIVAL talked to a woman in love with her cat; ANGELA HUTH to a man who was terrified of rhubarb; JEANNE LA CHARD tackled the problems of mixed marriages and HAROLD WILLIAMSON reported on the dangers of fireworks in the hands of children - a shocking programme but one which caused a dramatic reduction in the number of fire-work accidents.
Producer TOM CONWAY Editor ADAM CLAPHAM

with Percy Thrower at Clacks Farm
In the fruit garden PERCY THROWER and ARTHUR BiLLiTT look at the progress of the fruit and discuss summer pruning.
Now is the time to be busy with the secateurs in the fruit garden. Cordon, espalier and dwarf pyramid apples should be summer pruned to keep them in shape. Blackcurrant shoots which have fruited must be cut out, to encourage strong young fruiting growths for next year. As raspberries finish fruiting the old canes are cut to ground level and young new growths are removed from the base of the stools to prevent over-crowding. Plum trees must be inspected for signs of silver leaf disease and any affected branches cut out to prevent it spreading.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR (Birmingham)
Percy Thrower 's Guide to Gardenen' World, 50p, from bookshops

Presented by Angela Rippon Weather

HUGH BURDEN reads Crane Operator by JAMES AITCHISON