6.40 Income Distribution

7.5 Maths

7.30 Memory and Forgetting

Story: What a Busy Day! by SUSAN EAMES Presenters:
SAM WYSE, BRIAN CANT

The Double Diamond World Golf Classic
HARRY CARPENTER reports on the first day's play.

5.0 Planning for Disaster

5.25 Nurture Groups

5.50 Private Investment and the Third World

6.15 City of Coventry

6.40 San Francisco Railway (1)

7.5 Handicapped in the Community

Weather

A series of six programmes
Introduced by Melvyn Bragg, with comments by Stanley Ellis, one of Britain's leading dialect experts.

The speech of Northumbria is still the speech of Shakespeare's Hotspur. Of all English dialects, Northumbrian has proved most resistant to change. Between Tyne and Tweed there are pockets of language which still call for a translation.

In Concert
A show recorded last summer celebrating Chris's 21st year as a band leader.
Chris Barber (trombone)' Pat Halcox (trumpet)
John Crocker (saxophone)
Johnny McCallum (guitar/banjo) John Slaughter (guitar) Jackie Flavelle (bass)
Graham Burbridge (drums)
Lighting BILL BILLAR Sound LEN SHORET
Designer STEPHAN PACZAI
Producer JOHNNIE STEWART

The third of seven programmes The Appeal
In a summer when the immigration row has simmered in Parliament, and erupted in Southall, Inside Story concentrates on one very typical, human tale of an immigrant named MOHAMMED AKRAM. Mohammed Akram , a British citizen born in Pakistan, faces a tribunal which will decide simply whether the woman he says is his wife is his wife, and whether the baby he says is his daughter, is his daughter. On the outcome depends his whole happiness.
The tribunal has been set up under one of the Immigration Acts designed to halt the flow of immigrants to these islands, and Mohammed Akram is one digit in the hotly-disputed immigration statistics, behind which lurk adjudications that would have taxed Solomon in all his wisdom, and behind which lie an unheard catalogue of anguish and despair.
Producer ROGER MILLS
Director REX BLOOMSTEIN

Presented by Richard Whitmore Weather

The Double Diaviond World Golf Classic
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of the first day's play

PATRICIA PERRY reads
Horses by DOROTHY WELLESLEY