6.40 Chicken or Egg? 7.5 Tawny Owls.
7.30 Statistics - Sampling.

Story: Wynken, Blinken & Nod by EUGENE FIELD
Presenters
Floella Benjamin, Brian Cant
Pianist PETER PETTINGER
Graphic designer LESLIE FORBES Designer SALLY MCKEE
Written and directed by TERRY MARSH Producer MIRTIN FISHER
Executive producer CYNTHIA FILGATE

England v India
Peter West introduces
1 further coverage from today's second and final 55-overs-a-side International from the Oval.

\ Natural History Unit
Silver Jubilee
' Introduced by Derek Jones
To mark 25 years of wildlife film-making, the Natural History Unit shifts the focus from its animal stars to the people who bring the programmes to our screens - writers, presenters, producers and cameramen.
In the third of four programmes, Derek Jones talks to
David Attenborough and Desmond Morris , both familiar for their appearances in front of the camera, and Martin Saunders , one of the team of wildlife cameramen whose expertise at the other end of the camera has helped bring a stream of spectacular pictures to our screens.
Director STEVE POOLE
Producer ROBIN HELLIER. BBC Bristol (Final programme tomorrow)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Next week the World Show Jumping Championships are being held in Dublin. That Ireland is hosting the event is due to the outstanding achievements over five years of the most exciting partnership the sport has known - Eddie Macken and the legendary Boomerang. Together they won 26 Grand Prix and four Hickstead Derbys in succession. This should have been their year, but two years ago Boomerang broke a bone in his foot and had to be retired just when it seemed he could go on for ever. In this tribute, top riders and commentators pay homage to horse and rider.
BBC Northern Ireland

Colour feature next week in Radio Times

visits The University of Liverpool
Botanic Gardens at Ness.
Ness Gardens offers an unrivalled collection of magnificent plants growing in spectacular settings.
This, the first of two programmes from Ness, features the rocK gardens and water gardens.
June is a good time for propagation, and Ken Hulme shows how to lift and divide herbaceous plants and take softwood cuttings. Producer DENIS w. GARTSlDt BBC Birmingham

by BILL MORRISON
Stan McVay has given up smoking, gone on a diet and feels like hell.
He's also abandoned the Ulster spud and learned that his teenage daughter is having an affair with a married man.
Lighting BARRY HILL
Designer MARY SPENCER
Script editor SANDRA RUDKIN Producer PETER ANSORGE
Directed by MICHAEL ROLFE BBC Birmingham

Roy Hattersley on Philip Larkin with Judi Dench and Alan Bennett
In the first of four programmes, ROY HATTERSLEY introduces us to Philip Larkin 's poetry. The two men have views that are entirely opposed - but Hattersley still loves Larkin's work. He finds the precision and rhythms of the words Larkin uses, whether in describing a country show, the cattle grazing on the hillside, a terminal ward in a hospital, or an empty Anglican church, make him a British poet without equal.
Designer RAY London Assistant producer NICHOLAS METCALFE Associate producer DAVID HEYCOCK
Producer and director BOB MARSLAND

Bigger is Better: Man has created monsters which have grown too big to control ... A brilliantly imaginative animation by DEREK PHILLIPS.

England v India
Peter West introduces
highlights from today's second and final match from The Oval.

12.0 William Tyndale. 12.25 Modulation.