6.40 The Novel and TV

7.5 Ingres

7.30 The Face of Italy

Presenters:
CAROL CHELL , DON SPENCER With COLIN JEAVONS

England v
The West Indies from The Oval
The final session of play on the second day
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , EVERTON WEEKES
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR

6.40 The Establishment in Britain

7.5 Chemistry of Rocks

Weather

A series of six programmes 2: The Paper-Makers
' Your main thought was to make a good sheet of paper, to keep a good weight right throughout the day.' (GEORGE ALLEN , retired paper maker)
Paper-making is now almost entirely a mechanised industry. Yet in Somerset men have been making the highest quality hand-made paper for over 400 years. Three men still carry on this tradition of paper-making, using skills and equipment which essentially have not been varied for generations and whose products are still prized. Narrated by KENNETH HUDSON
Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE

The second of seven programmes in which the best school orchestras play their kind of music.
Wallace High School Ensemble Craigmount School Pipes and Drums
Perth Academy Quartet
The choice of music is theirs, the assessment is ours with Bryden Thomson , John MacFadyen Presented by BERNARD KEEFFE
Sound RON ALLEN
Lighting ALAN HENDERSON Designer STUART FURBER Producer DES SISSONS
Executive producer CECIL KORER

A season of seven first plays by writers new to television. 2: A Man of Morality by PETER WHALLEY
Lecturing indifferent students is frustrating, but Finn, a philosopher, finds compensation in the shape of Iris, the coolest, most attractive girl in the class ... until James, his brother-in-law, barges in. His ethical studies then cease to be purely academic.
Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Producer ALAN SEYMOUR Director VIVIAN MATALON

BBC2 Snooker Championship
Game 11 in the 16-week series for the 1976 Pot Black Trophy. Featuring
Fred Davis (Stourport) ten times World Champion against
Dennis Taylor (Blackburn) the 1975 Pot Black losing finalist. Davis with one game to his credit has his last chance to reach the semi-finals with Taylor already two games up.
Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham

A series of outstanding and memorable programmes to mark 40 years of BBCtv
This programme, from the Horizon series, won the SFTA Award for the best specialised programme.
Horizon asked some natural history film-makers to make a film and then, in the intervening years, filmed how they did it. How, for example, do you get cameras inside birds' nests that are in dark holes in trees, or into the bottom of an insect-eating pitcher plant to film the plant's eye-view of its dinner? How do you arrange for a pike to catch a stickleback successfully in full view of the camera and lights? All this you can see ... plus the film they were making. Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Photography by OXFORD SCIENTIFIC FILMS Editor PETER GOODCHILD Producer MICK RHODES

Three plays by FANNY GALLEYMORE with Julia Foster , Polly James and Michael Kitchen 2:
Linda Laurence 's solicitor has convinced him that the divorce will easily and quickly be won in his favour. But Linda's solicitor seems equally optimistic on her behalf. Gemma, Laurence's girlfriend, is caught in the middle.
Theme song by LYNSEY DE PAUL Sound CLIVE GIFFORD
Designer STUART WALKER
Producer FRANK HATHERLEY Director PIERS HAGGARD

Presented by Kenneth Kendall Weather

England v
The West Indies
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the second day's play
Producer DAVID KENNING

MARTIN JARVIS reads Autostrada del Sole by ALAN Ross