6.40 The Phillips Curve

7.5 Maths

7.30 Conditioning and Learning

Story: Summer Holiday written by ANNE NOBLE illustrated by MINA MARTINEZ Presenters:
SARAH LONG , CHRIS TRANCHELL With SUE JONES DAVIES

The Colgate European Open Women's Invitation
TONY GUBBA introduces' coverage of the play in the second day of this E50,000 tournament taking place at Sunningdale.
Commentators HENRY LONGHURST
PETER ALLISS , MARK MCCORMACK. and LEWINE MAIR The Davis Cup
Great Britain v Italy
Live coverage from Wimbledon of the first day's play.
Golf: Producer RICHARD TILLING Editor A. P. WILKINSON '

5.0 Earthquakes

5.25 Education in Trinidad

5.50 International Trade: Tea

6.40 Salvation and Politics

7.5 Interval

It's a Crystal Crystal World
Through the medium of crystals, nature has created its own unique style of architecture and kinetic art. Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
Director BRIAN DAUBNEY
Producer PETER RIDING

Weather

A series of six programmes which traces the pattern of speech in Britain today.
Introduced by Melvyn Bragg with comments by Stanley Ellis, one of Britain's leading dialect experts.

Edinburgh and Glasgow are traditional rivals, a rivalry that is reflected in the contrast between the voices of the two cities. The East and West of Scotland speak a very different tongue - but is this a difference that owes as much to social class as to geography?

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A series of outstanding and memorable programmes to mark 40 years of BBC TV

What's My Line?
Chairman Eamonn Andrews
Panel: Isobel Barnett, Gilbert Harding, Barbara Kelly, Cyril Fletcher and a mystery guest celebrity.

and at 8.35 Festival 40: Face to Face
Gilbert Harding with John Freeman
In one of the most revealing interviews of the series, Gilbert Harding went a long way toward explaining the enigma of his personality and behaviour.

In the countryside not far from the clamour of New York a butterfly lays its eggs on a leaf. Nature's miracle transforms egg to the fragile beauty of a butterfly which heightens the perils of its transient life by fluttering into the untold terrors of town.
(Repeat)

Between Frank Muir, Angela Rippon, Tim Rice and Patrick Campbell, Hannah Gordon, Charles Gray
Referee Robert Robinson

The first of seven programmes
At the very grass-roots of our legal system are the Magistrates' Courts, before which 90 per cent of all cases in this country are settled. The cases themselves are for the most part of little importance: but behind the bare statistics there are human dramas.
Inside Story follows one such case right from the outset. It was heard by the magistrates of King's Lynn, where the accused pleaded guilty to a number of petty thefts. It was not therefore the crime that was in question, but, as so often, the punishment...

Richard Baker; Weather

The Colgate European Open Women's Invitation: highlights
The Davis Cup: highlights