6.40 Elementary Maths: Series

7.5 The Flood

7.30 The Genesis of a Dissident

Story: Splodges and Squares written and illustrated by JOANNE COLE
Presenters: CAROL CHELL
CHRISTOPHER TRANCHELL
PiarflSt PAUL READS
Designer HUMPHREY JAEGER Written and directed by CHRISTINE SECOMBE
Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

The Lawn Tennis Championships
From the All England Lawn Tennis Club on the first Finals day of the world's premier tournament. featuring
The Final of the Men's Doubles Championship
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you direct coverage of today's play on the Centre Court, together with a report on today's Final of the Ladies' Singles Championship. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JACK KRAMER
BILL KNIGHT and PETER WEST with news - results - comment from HARRY CARPENTER
TV presentation RICHARD TILLING , FRED VINER , BOB DUNCAN , JOHN SHREWSBURY , JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and JEFF GODDARD Producer A. P. WILKINSON

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starring Vera Lynn with her guests
Candlewick Green, Kamahl Peters and Lee and THE YOUNG GENERATION
ALYN AINSWORTH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Choreographer NIGEL LYTHGOE
Designers KENNETH SHARP , COLIN GREEN
Producer STEWART MORRIS

Other People's Houses
Most people want their own homes and that usually means borrowing other people's money. So why don't they pay rent and live in other people's houses? The programme investigates the case for continuing home ownership and asks: do we still need the private landlord?
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS
Editor JOHN DEKKER

BBC2 Snooker Championship
Game seven of the 16-week series for the Pot Black Trophy.
Featuring the two friendly rivals: Fred Davis (Stourport), a winner of the World Snooker Title on ten occasions, against Rex Williams (Stourbridge), the World Billiards Champion. Davis was successful in the first game of the competition, but Williams has yet to win a frame.
Referee Sydney Lee.
(BBC Birmingham Book (same title), 65p, from bookshops)

Match of the Day The Lawn Tennis Championships
Recorded highlights of the Ladies' Singles Final
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER with comment by DAN MASKELL and JACK KRAMER
Executive producer A. r. WILKINSON

A story of Flanders in eight episodes by Gerard Walschap

Thijs and Lotte have been living in Brussels for several years, while Rosa carries on, alone, at Valley Farm. Thijs has discovered that 'Uncle' Dolf is, in fact, his real father, and Dolf begins to take a dangerous interest in Lotte.

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).

Presented by Richard Whitmore
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JILL BALCON reads Rouen by MARGUERITE WOOD