6.40 Plant Propagation. 7.5 Lakes and Rivers. 7.30 Comparing Trade Unions 2.

Live coverage of the fourth day in Bournemouth. Reporting team
SIR ROBIN DAY and DAVID DIMBLEBY

(For details see BBC1 at 3.55pm)

Further coverage

Multiple Sclerosis Charity Day
2.15 Long John Scotch Whisky Challenge (Old Mile)
Lester Piggott v Willie Shoemaker The first ever head-to-head clash between the world's two greatest jockeys, who between them have ridden over 12,000 winners - with a prize of £10,000.
2.35 Ewar Stud Farms Stakes (Apprentices Handicap, ljm)

Live coverage of the afternoon's debates including, at 3.25 pm, the speech by the Leader of the Liberal Party The Rt Hon David Steel, MP
Outside broadcast producer NEIL ECCLES Producers COLIN MARTIN , JAMES HOGAN Editor MARGARET DOUGLAS

Dom Bede Griffith is a former English Benedictine priest who has become an Indian guru. He attempts to look at Christianity through Hindu eyes, using whatever is adaptable from the rich Indian tradition in the service of Christianity.
Producer DAVID THOMPSON
A BBC/Open University production

This week's selection from the Open University includes Gas and Steam Turbines and People and Society.

continues the season of films celebrating the 60th anniversary of BBC Radio. starring
Arthur Askey , Richard Murdoch
When Lady Randall withdraws financial support for their show, Big-hearted Arthur and ' Stinker' Murdoch decide to infiltrate her stately home as cook and footman. The house is soon a shambles, but all ends happily in this classic example of wartime comedy.
Screenplay HOWARD IRVING YOUNG VAL GUEST, MARRIOTT EDGAR Produced by EDWARD BLACK Directed by MARCEL VARNEL (Slack and white. First showing on British tv)

The programme made by young people returns with the first of six weekly surprises.
Tonight: Always Bite the Hand that Feeds....
'Young upstart takes over programme. Feelings were running high at the BBC today as programme controllers viewed this latest production. A spokesperson said, " It's a disgrace, we disown it." Early reports suggest that the programme is disrespectful and anarchic. Self-styled " artistic adviser" Michael Jones (1230, Scottish new-wave writer, refused to comment, but told a close friend: " It was a bit of a laugh, I liked the roller-skating best." '
Made with the help of THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

with subtitles, followed by Weather

from
Maidencombe Harry Rayson describes himself as the luckiest taxi driver in Tor-quay and he has boundless enthusiasm for gardening. Growing 15,000 summer bedding-plants is a tall order, but it's paid off-he's won the coveted award of Garden News Gardener of the Year.
Mary Spiller and Clay Jones enjoy the effect of a garden that, with its trees and shrubs, is colourful all the year round.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON ProducerDENIS.W GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill

The weekly television review presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses the new series of That's Life (BBC1), the Play of the Month: The White Guard (BBC1) and the documentary about vivisection Animal Passions (Anglia) with Daily Star Consumer Editor Jan Walsh , D. M. Thomas , author of The White Hotel and translator of Russian poetry, and Richard Adams , writer of Watership Down and The Plague Dogs.
Plus, with the advent of breakfast television in Britain, a report on America's two most popular / morning shows.
Assistant producer STEPHEN GARRETT
Director CLARE PATTERSON Producer JOHN ARCHER

' Where would you find a new deck of bicycles? ' asks questionmaster Steve Race of Frank Muir who partners John Amis in tonight's musical challenge to Denis Norden and Ian Wallace
Television presentation douglas HESpE

A series of five films about ways of life in different parts of the world. 4: Raj Gonds - Reflections in a Peacock Crown
The Raj Gonds were once rich and powerful rulers of a large area of central India. Now they have lost much of their land and their former glory.
The festival of Dandari, held once a year, gives them a break from the daily round of work, and an opportunity to reflect on the state of their lives. It is a week of rituals, dancing and drama, when the Raj Gonds re-enact the legendary marriage of a god's grand-daughter to a Raj Gond hero. A group of young men from each village dress up as gods. They cover themselves with dust and ashes and wear huge headdresses of peacock feathers containing mirrors symbolising the eye of god. They travel from village to village, escorting boys dressed as the bride. Other villagers entertain them, performing sketches that mock their customs and their lowly position in Indian society.
Anthropologist MICHAEL YORKE Narrator WILLIAM BOYDE
Directors CHRIS curling and PETER LOIZOS Photography ROGER DEAKINS
Series producers MELISSA L-DAVIES and CHRIS CURLING. BBC Bristol

The Unipart
British Professional Championship from Gaskins Conference Centre, Middlesbrough
This evening the two remaining quarter-final matches will be completed, leaving the final four players to compete for the trophy in the second year of the tournament. Introduced by PETER PURVES Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Director MIKE ADLEY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

with Liberal Assembly Report
JOHN TUSA and PETER SNOW report from the Liberal Assembly in Bournemouth; with DONALD MAC-CORMICK and JOAN BAKEWELL in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
Producer TONY HALL Editor DAVID LLOYD

The Unipart British Professional Championships
Further coverage of the last two quarter-finals played earlier this evening.

in the company of David Hepworth and Mark Ellen takes a look at the rock scene with studio guests
Fashion, Kissing the Pink
Plus news, views, clues and reviews.
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON