6.40 Politics: France 1968

7.5 Maths: Fourier Series

7.30 Comparative Physiology

Story: Round and Small

England v
The West Indies from Headingley
The final session of the first day's play

at Bed and Breakfast
Unusual filming techniques reveal a very different world from the one we think we know. Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
Director BRIAN DAUBNEY
Producer PETER RIDING

Weather

Somewhere in Oxfordshire
Alert to the unexpected, two expert naturalists use their skills to reveal the variety of natural life that most of us fail to see.
Ornithologist Roger Lovegrove Botanist David Streeter
Film cameraman MAURICE FISHER Producer PETER BALE. BBC Bristol

with Rene Cutforth
' They were on the wing - in flight from guilt. They flew on the wings of Peter Pan - they were determined not to grow up; or the wings of alcohol and cocaine - they were determined not to sober up; on the wings of speed, of sex, of the spirit of competition ... They never touched down until the final crash-landing in 1929.' Thus, in a highly personal account, RENÉ CUTFORTH sums up the spirit of the Twenties - the ecade which began in the shadow of the first Great World War and ended with the stock-market crash which plunged us into the Depression. These hectic years saw the start of commercial aeroplanes, bobbed hair, Noel Coward , the BBC and the Picture Palace.
Written and narrated by RENÉ CUTFORTH
Additional readings : TONY church
Film editor JONATHON CRANE Producer LORNA PEGRAM

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir Jacky Gillott
Alec McCowen and Patrick Campbell
Lady Antonia Wardell Michael Craig
Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director MICHAEl . GOODWIN Producer JOHNNY DOWNES

South Africa Faces Television A series of four reports by Trevor Philpott
3: The Black Future
The blacks of South Africa have been promised their own television service to be run by blacks for blacks - but not until 1880. This film was shot entirely in Soweto, the largest of the black townships. It looks at the way the blacks there entertain themselves, at the kind of black talent hidden in the township streets and shows the sort of programmes that they themselves would like to see when they get their own television channel. And very surprising much of the material turns out to be.
Film cameraman PETER CHAPMAN Film editor M. A. c. ADAMS
Assistant producer MICHAEL maber
Written and produced by TREVOR philpott (An article by Trevor Philpott based on this programme will appear in The Listener dated 22 July)

The last programme in this comedy film series starring
Valerie Harper with Nancy Walker Julie Kavner David Groh and guest star
Mary Tyler Moore Along Comes
Mary Rhoda and Joe are going away on a second-honeymoon weekend. It's almost too good to be true. And it is-because, just as they are packed and ready to leave, an unexpected visitor arrives ... i

England v
The West Indies from Headingley
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the first day's play
Producer DAVID kenninq

Presented by Richard Whitmore
Weatherman, Holiday Weather

PETER FRANKL plays Chopin Nocturne in E flat major Op 55 No 2