6.40 String Quartets
7.5 English Renaissance: Sacred Music
7.30 Debate on Community Print
Story: "The Jumblies" written by Edward Lear, illustrated by Graham McCallum
Presenters: Carol Leader, Derek Griffiths
The Lawn Tennis Championships
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the action, news and personalities direct from the All England Club. With commentaries and results of the fifth day's play.
Weather
Starring Vera Lynn with her guests, Lynsey de Paul, The Seekers, Roger Whittaker
and The Young Generation
More than half the people in Britain are owner-occupiers. But what of the other half? Last, year Government and local authorities spent £4,000-million on housing. Most of it went on building and maintaining council houses. There are now six million of them and the figure is growing fast. Can we still afford them? James Bellini investigates public spending on housing.
BBC2 Snooker Championship
The sixth game in the 16-week series for the Pot Black Trophy. Featuring Ray Reardon (Market Drayton), the 1976 World Professional Snooker Champion against Eddie Charlton, the Australian Snooker Champion.
Reardon was the first winner of the Pot Black Trophy in 1969. Charlton has won it twice - 1972 and 1973. Reardon beat Charlton by just one frame to win the 1975 World Championship!
Introduced by Alan Weeks
BBC Birmingham
Book (same title) 65p, from bookshops
The Lawn Tennis Championships
Recorded highlights of today's outstanding match at the All England Club.
Dan Maskell and Jack Kramer give their views and comments on the action, introduced by Harry Carpenter.
A story of Flanders in eight episodes by Gerard Walschap
Rosa has been acquitted and Thijs has married her half-witted sister, Lotte. Thijs' Uncle Dolf sets them up in a shop in Brussels, but they soon find that life there is far from easy.
Starring Hugo Metsers as Thijs with the English voices of Peter Marinker, Kate Binchy and Angela Pleasence
A co-production by AVRO (Holland) and BRT (Belgium).
Angela Rippon; Weather
Julian Glover reads "Day and Night" by Edwin Muir
