6.40 A Symphony is Recorded
7.5 Astronomy Before Copernicus
7.30 Revolutionary Theatre
Story: "Kind-hearted Jack" by Jean Watson
Presenters: Chloe Ashcroft, Fred Harris
The Penfold PGA Championship Further coverage from Sandwich
The BBC Book of Golf, £1.30 from bookshops
5.0 History of Mathematics
5.25 Maths
5.50 Choosing a Material
6.15 Chemistry
6.40 Modern Arts
A series of five programmes
Presented by Geoffrey Smith
This week Geoffrey Smith shows what to do with the spring bedding plants and tulips once they have finished flowering. He follows this up by planting out a wide variety of summer bedddng plants.
Book (same title), 60p from bookshops
Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete for the BBC2 Masters Trophy
Brian Duncan (Lancashire) v Bernard Warr (Yorkshire)
The defending Master didn't have it all his own way in the previous round - can Warr stop him now?
Introduced by Tony Gubba from Blackpool
BBC Manchester
Once a year, by law, a company must hold a meeting for the share-holders to accept the Annual Report of the Directors. It's a big day in the year of any company. But what goes on? Today a well-known food manufacturing company holds its Annual Meeting with The Money Programme cameras looking on.
The BBC2 Snooker Championship for the 1976 Pot Black Trophy.
The second game in a 16-week series featuring the two Pot Black Champions - Eddie Charlton, the Australian Snooker Champion against Graham Miles, (Birmingham), the defending Pot Black Champion.
Charlton has made his annual 12,000-mile journey in a bid to win the Trophy for the third time. Miles, Pot Black winner 1974 and 1975, is also looking for his 'hat-trick'.
Introduced by Alan Weeks
BBC Birmingham
Book (same title), 65p, from bookshops
The programme includes a TV premiere with a major work by Duke Ellington which he never recorded, 3 Black Kings.
Featuring Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond, The Duke Ellington Orchestra directed by Merce Ellington
Leonard Feather, Dizzy Gillespie, Earl Hines with Eddie Graham, Sarah Vaughan, The World's Greatest Jazz Band
Commentary Peter Clayton
à BBC Manchester
A Pintoff cartoon
A story of Flanders in eight parts by Gerard Walschap
The saga of Thys Glorieus, in Flanders between the wars, continues with the young farm hand trying his luck in Brussels. However, life in a bakery does not run smoothly with someone of Thys's uncompromising attitudes. It also reflects a way of life before the organisation of unions but, like his American counterpart, Horatio Alger, the young Thys is convinced his progress must inevitably be onwards and upwards. He is faithful to Rosa back on the farm, even if his letters are unanswered.
Starring Hugo Metsers as Thys with the English voices of Peter Marinker, Kate Binchy and Angela Pleasence
A co-production by AVRO (Holland) and BRT (Belgium).
with Angela Rippon; Weather
David Davis reads "The Music Makers" by Arthur O'Shaughnessy
