The second day of this important mixed meeting
2.30 The Rosy Brook Handicap Steeplechase (3m)
3.0 The William Hill Hurdle Race (2m and about lOOy)
The season's first important hurdle race.
3.30 The Radley Stakes (7f 60y)
4.0 The Dick Dawson Stakes (Nursery Handicap. 1m)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER and RICHARD PITMAN
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING

The State Express
World Challenge Cup
After six days match-play, the finalists are known. DAVID VINE traces the ups and downs of this new tournament.

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

The last of 18 excerpts from this curate's diary dramatised by JAMES ANDREW HALL Birthday
Producer rosemary BILL
Directed by peter hamuokb

A series of five films about the pleasures of dancing -insights into the worlds of jive, samba, cha cha cha, foxtrot, quickstep, disco and ... 3: Rock 'n* Roll
'Actually rock 'n* roll has been going longer in the 70s than in the 50s. In the 50s it was actually going only for about six years. It has been going longer than that now in the 70s, so let's hope it keeps going.' 'I don't think rock 'n' roll will ever die. No one will let it die.'
Not'only does rock 'n' roll still live, new forms such as Rockabilly are emerging. In this programme PEGGY SPENCER , LORNA LEE and MICHAEL STYLIANOS demonstrate the basic jive and rock 'n' roll figures.
Producer TONY Roberts
Record (same title), rec 374; cassette (ZCM 374) available Jrom record shop*

in The Old Boy Network
The last of six programmes
Do you remember Nausea Bag-wash, and the flat at the top of Broadcasting House shared by Askey and Murdoch? Even if you don't they'll have told you about it. Very few people can remember a time when Arthur Askey wasn't part of England's comic furniture. Tonight he recounts just some of the best parts of 60 years in show business.
Recorded at the Westminster Theatre.
Programme associate JIMMY PERRY Producer DON SAYER

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World Challenge Cup The Final (Part 1)
The two-day final began earlier this evening.
DAVID VINE introduces highlights and 'live' coverage from the Haden Hill Leisure Centre, Birmingham, as this £28,000 tournament approaches its climax. Commentators TED lowe
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Summariser JOHN PULMAN
Producers NICK hunter
RICHARD TILLING , KEITH PHILLIPS

The second of three films about the death penalty. 12: Deathwatch
One stroke of a pen caused a shiver to run through the Death Rows of the 37 States of the Union that have retained capital punishment. The signature of new State Governor Graham on the death warrant which sent convicted killer John Spenkelink to the electric chair on 25 May 1979, now means that no convicted prisoner can any longer feel confident that his execution will not take place - while for those who have almost exhausted the long process of appeal, the situation is desperate. Within days of Florida's first execution for 15 years, further death warrants were signed on Bob Sullivan and Chuck Proffitt.
Both are mute and helpless as the grim countdown of the 'deathwatch' routine begins. As their time ebbs away, defence teams swing into action to stop the clock. film cameraman martin PATMORN Film recordist DICK MANTON Film editor Richard RQBERTS Researcher MO BOWYER
Executive producer ROCER HILLS Producer MARK ANDERSON
(The last programme is tomorrow evening)

The State Express
World Challenge Cup
DAVID VINE reports on the first part of the final.

Weather

A way of ending the week with The Sunday Times. Harold Evans discusses his past year as editor without a paper; Jilly Cooper contends that Britain is still a class-conscious nation, and fellow journalists and critics from the paper come in from the cold.
Director JOHN burrowes
Producer FRANCES vvhittake *

Leslie Sands reads
High Island by RICHARD MURPHY