6.40 The Victorian Reading Public

7.5 Goethe

7.30 Students and Revolution

(Full details on BBC1 at 4.0 pm)

5.0 Equations

5.25 Maths

5.50 Circuits and Sine Waves

6.15 Oxidation States and Metals

6.40 Interior Decoration

A series of eight programmes presented by Geoffrey Smith

Melons, marrows, courgettes, cucumbers and tomatoes can be grown in most gardens.

with Robin Day, Richard Kershaw and Richard Baker

Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete for the BBC2 Masters Trophy
Derek Marshall (Yorkshire) v Bernard Warr (Yorkshire)

Marshall, twice winner of Yorkshire Champion of Champions, has formidable opposition in the British Parks Champion.

Introduced by Tony Gubba from the green of the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool

BBC Manchester

In the past two years, 72,000 jobs have been lost in the British textile and clothing industry. Mills close every week. Yet this year, Britain is importing more textiles and garments than ever before. Can this country still afford 'Free-Trade'? John Swinfield reports.

Ian McNaught Davis presents a panel game featuring the identification of extraordinary inventions of the past and present. Using their powers of deduction and wit are resident experts Professor Eric Laithwaite, William Woollard and their guests Jann Howarth, Peter Fairley

BBC Bristol

SS Rotterdam sails into Nassau. Dizzy Gillespie joins in at the 'Drumbeat' and gives a concert for the ship's crew only.

Featuring Dave Brubeck with 'Two Generations of Brubeck', Paul Desmond, The Duke Ellington Orchestra directed by Mercer Mercer Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Leonard Feather, Earl Hines, Carmen Macrae, The World's Greatest Jazz Band, Frank Berry.

Commentary, Peter Clayton

BBC Manchester

by Peter Prince
A play adapted from his own novel

with Richard Baker; Weather

Cyril Cusack reads "Modern Love" by John Keats