6.30 The Combine Harvester

6.55 Images of the Holy

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The Lawn Tennis Championships
HARRY CARPENTER introduces the action on the show courts of the All England Club on the ninth day of the competition featuring the Men's Singles quarter-finals.
Video, The Best of Wimbledon Golden Highlights, BBCV/B 5025 available from retailers

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Paint your Wagon
When the painted wagons of the Peace Convoy made their way to Stonehenge last month, the ensuing scenes of confusion between riot police and Convoy were more reminiscent of the Wild West than the West of England.
The vehicles are the homes of a number of different groups - from young families and unemployed couples to the hippies and anarchists much featured in the press. They share a communal life on the road, and for many the annual Midsummer Festival at Stonehenge is a religious as well as a social gathering. There is an injunction against their return to the site, but does the threat of this life under a wandering star warrant such high-profile policing?
Film editor PETER PARNHAM Producer PETER LEE-WRIGHT Director ROBIN GUTCH Made by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
If you want to make a programme or suggest programme ideas, write to: Open Space, BBC Television Centre, London W128QT

In recent years, demand from consumers for larger quantities of cheap meat has encouraged farmers to use growth promoters in the form of hormones and antibiotics. The use of these drugs is on the increase at a time when some scientists are expressing fears about the effects they may be having upon consumers.
Oliver Martlew reports on the pressures being brought to bear on farmers to use growth promoters and the new scientific evidence which is causing concern.
Film editor phil WILKINSON Producer JEREMY MILLS

Presented by Paul Heiney Kathy Rochford 's
Mediterranean report is from the Istrian Peninsula in Northern Yugoslavia.
Weather facts and forecasts from Jim Bacon.
Plus traffic news, today's closing exchange rates and the latest holiday bargains.
The Travel Show information line: [number removed]
Studio director SUE LOCHEAD
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBCManchester

continues a season of television films dealing with controversial subjects. starring James Farentino Don Murray , Penny Fuller and MiUie Perkins
On her way to her boyfriend's birthday party, Lynette, a high-school student, is killed in a car crash. This film follows the devastating effect of the tragedy on her parents and on the alcoholic driver and his wife.
Screenplay by WILLIAM A. SCHWARTZ Produced by DOROTHEA G. PETRIE Directed by JUD TAYLOR
(First showing on British television)
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11.20 Weatherview
11.25 Interval

11.30 Engineering Product Design: In the Topper Mould
The design of the new sailing dinghy. to be constructed of the latest plastic materials, posed unique challenges.

11.55 Biology: Mammals in Water
Whales and dolphins are well-adapted for surviving underwater, but humans face physiological problems.

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