6.40 King Lear
7.5 River Measurement, Rail or Road
Live coverage of the third day from Brighton
Reporting team ROBIN DAY
DAVID DIMBLEBY , ROBERT MCKENZIE
Further coverage from Brighton
The Suntory
World Matchplay Championship
Further coverage from Wentworth
5.15 The Welsh Speak Back
5.40 The School Broadcasting Council
6.5 Religion in a Hindu Village
The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public. Tonight:
Peter J. Bott presents
I Wish I Could Have Said It Like That
'Somerset Maugham, Aristotle,
Moses and Marilyn Monroe all had something in common. Half-a-million of us in the country today have the same thing in common-We stutter. In this programme I have tried to take both a funny and serious look at the problem and hopefully give people an insight into what it really feels like to stutter and stammer.'
Made with help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
A major exhibition of paintings and drawings by Thomas Gains borough, assembled from all over the world, opened at the Tate Gallery in London yesterday.
Edwin Mullins visits the exhibition, which traces the painter's career from Suffolk to Bath and London, and discusses the work of one of England's greatest artists -painter of portraits, landscapes and what he called his 'fancy Pictures '.
Lighting JOHN MASON
Executive producer BILL MORTON
Directed by PETER BUTLER
This programme was originally shown as an Old Grey Whistle Test special in May 1974, when it marked BBCtv's first simultaneous broadcast of rock music in stereo with Radio 1. Introduced by Anne Nightingale
Television presentation
MICHAEL APPLETON
Written, produced and directed by MICHAEL POWELL and EMERIC PRESS-BURGER, continuing a season of distinguished films celebrating one of the most successful partnerships in British cinema. starring
Wendy Hiller Roger Livesey
From the age of nine, the head-strong Joan Webster knew exactly where she was going. But stranded on the Isle of Mull on her way to marry a wealthy, elderly business-man, she's no longer so sure. For there she meets and falls in love with the impecunious Laird of Kiloran ...
The Archers scored another bulls-eye with this beautifully-made romance, infused with ancient Celtic legend and a dash of humour.
(Slack and white). Films: page 15
Rainbow
Filmed highlights of their performance at the recent ' Monsters of Rock ' heavy metal music festival held at Castle Donnington in Derbyshire.
Television presentation MICHAEL APPLETON
JOHN TUSA and ROBIN DAY report on the day's developments at the Conservative Party Conference in Brighton with PETER SNOW and PETER HOBDAY in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
The Suntory
World Matchplay Championship from the West
Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of today's matches.
