6.40 Politics of Revolt: Poland
7.5 Maths: Linear Programming
7.30 Hormones and Homeostasis
Story: Piano Pete at the Farm by JEAN WATSON
With KAREN PLATT , LIONEL MORTON
England v
The West Indies from Lord's
The morning's play on the first day
Royal Ascot: Ladies' Day
When the smartest fashions vie for attention with the Gold Cup runners.
2.30 The Cork and Orrery Stakes (6f)
3.5 The Norfolk Stakes (5f)
3.45 The Gold Cup (2 1/2m)
France's Sagaro seeks to repeat his 1975 success, in Europe's most famous stayers' race, worth over £19,000 to the winner.
4.20 The King Edward VII Stakes (1 1/2m)
Introduced by Julian Wilson
International Tennis: The John Player Tournament from Nottingham
Arthur Ashe and Jimmy Connors head a galaxy of international tennis stars competing in this country's richest-ever tournament. Staged in the picturesque setting of The Park, Nottingham, this All-England curtain-raiser offers prize money of more than £50,000 together with Grand Prix points.
Introduced by David Vine
Cricket: Second Test: England v The West Indies from Lord's
The final session on this first day
Look good and feel good with Miriam Stoppard and Terry Wogan in the last of ten programmes.
How have you got on after ten weeks on our fitness plan? Facts about fluoride. A summer special on skin and hair care and a dieters' dinner with Diana MacAdie.
It's never too late to begin The Health Show fitness plan. For your free copy send a stamped addressed envelope, at least 9 ins x 6 ins, to: [address removed]
with Robin Day, Richard Kershaw, the News with Richard Whitmore, and Charles Wheeler with Foreign Report
Eight films on eight centuries of British architecture.
Written and narrated by Sir John Summerson
The architect of the Bank of England, Sir John Soane, was born in the middle of the 18th century and died in 1837, the year Queen Victoria came to the throne. In this film, Sir John Summerson, curator of Soane's Museum in London, looks at architecture and society as it was in Soane's lifetime. He discusses the brilliance of the Adam brothers, the versatility of John Nash and the role played by writers, painters and poets in creating a new relationship between landscape and buildings.
A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell, Lesley Ann Down, Anthony Valentine and Frank Muir, Jilly Cooper, Professor Quentin Bell
Referee Robert Robinson
Cleo Laine, back home briefly after another successful worldwide tour, tonight sings the first of three concerts specially recorded for television at the Collegiate Theatre in London.
Accompanied by the music of John Dankworth, she entertains with guests Jose Feliciano, international guitarist and singing star, and the inimitable singing group Swingle II.
Narrated by Robert Hardy
The Lancashire witches, the most famous in English history, are still a living tradition in Pendle Forest after 350 years. Who were they, what did they do and what is witchcraft? This investigation into folk memory and the tragic reality of 1612 is set in the countryside where the events actually happened and is brought into perspective by a modern Lancashire witch.
Presenter Edgar Peel, with the voices of Peter Wheeler and Eileen Derbyshire
The eighth in a series of 14 comedy programmes.
Starring Valerie Harper
with David Groh, Julie Kavner and Barbara Sharma
One big break - and business is booming for Rhoda. But that is when she discovers that trying to be both a wife and a career girl presents problems which are not just window dressing!
Richard Whitmore; Weather
Cricket: Second Test
England v The West Indies from Lord's
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the first day's play
International Tennis: The John Player Tournament
David Vine introduces highlights from today's quarter-final matches played today at Nottingham.
