6.40 The GC/MS Link-up
7.5 Maths: Differentiability
7.30 Taylor Polynomials
Story: Five Seagulls by MRS C. RENSHAW Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbey , Ben Bazell
Coverage of four races on the first day of the July meeting, featuring
2.30 The Rous Memorial Stakes (Handicap. 5f)
3 0 The Virginia Water Maiden Stakes (6f)
3.30 The Sandringham Stakes (Handicap. 1½m)
4.5 The Sandwich Maiden Stakes (7f)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Produced by RICHARD TILLING
Racing declarations and results on Ceefax
4.50 Knottley Fields: 2
5.15 Materials and their Environment: Corrosion
5.40 A Matter of Form?
6.5 A Poet and Politics
6.30 Mining
The early evening magazine programme visits the Royal National Rose Society's gardens at St Albans, where distinguished hybridist Jack Harkness reveals some of the secrets behind the cultivation of the world's most popular flower, and with the guiding hand of Peter Seabrook , we see how some of the blooms suggest fashion with Christian Dior , music with Cleo Laine and Bucks Fizz and conversation with Susan Hampshire, Derek Nimmo and James Mason.
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham
including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
at Clack's Farm
Geoffrey Smith and Arthur Billitt lift early vegetables and advise on the safe use of pesticides. Sheila Macqueen designs a floral arrangement with a wedding in mind.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Producer DENLS W. GARTSIDE BBC Birmingham
starring Lisa Lu
Ti Lung, Hsiao Yao
This colourful spectacular from Hong Kong is loosely based on events in the Chinese Imperial court at the end of the last century. The Dowager Empress, a former concubine, has ruled China for almost 50 years although her nephew, Kuang Hsu, is the nominal Emperor. The court is full of intrigue and when the Emperor attempts some reform, his aunt decides that he must be distracted. He shall have a concubine - or perhaps two would be better ...
Produced by RUNME SHAW
Written and directed by LI HAN-HSIANG
(A film from Hong Kong with English sub-iitles. First showing on British television) films: page 12
The world-renowned Welsh tenor in the first of a new series of six programmes of popular songs, ballads and operatic arias.
His guest this evening is Norma Burrowes
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra led by BARRY HASKEY conducted by Robin Stapleton accompanist JOHN CONSTABLE Designer PAULINE HARRISON Lighting TONY ESCOTT Sound HARRY THOMAS Produced by j. MERVYN Williams
BBC Cymru/Wales
with PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY.
This third series of Bullseye has a truly international flavour with 16 champion darts players from the USA, Canada, Belgium, Sweden, Singapore and Great Britain competing for the BBC2 Trophy and first prize of £2,000; each match is the best of seven legs-the final, best of 11. Tonight features two matches from the first round:
Luc Marreel (Belgium) v Stefan Lord (Sweden)
Eric Bristow (England) v Ceri Morgan (Wales)
The first match is a continental confrontation between the Belgian number one, LUC MARREEL, and Swedish captain, STEFAN LORD , who on paper is the stronger player - but Marreel is capable of turning the form book.
Welsh number one, CERI MORGAN , takes on the World Champion, ERIC BRISTOW , who will be determined to win one of the few major titles which has eluded him. Introduced by Peter Purves Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Director MIKE ADLEY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC Manchester
Stan and Ollie soon forget what they joined the Foreign Legion to forget.
