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Weatherman JACK SCOTT
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Scott
playing cat and mouse in Life with Tom
from Wembley's Empire Pool.
direct from Epsom
Introduced by Frank Bough
The world's most famous flat racing classic, brought to you by BBC outside broadcast cameras.
The traditional Derby Day scenes on Epsom Downs. Latest news of the runners and riders. Action film of today's fancied runners. Expert comment from some of Derby Day's best-known names, including
Sir Gordon Richards
Lester Piggott , Harry Wragg
The Paddock Scene: the 1971 Derby runners in close up
The Parade: the jockeys parade their mounts in front of the Royal box before going to the start
3.35 The 1971 Derby Stakes
Run over a mile and a half of the famous Epsom Course, and worth more than 962,000 to the winner Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN CLIVE GRAHAM and JULIAN WILSON Television presentation by DENNIS MONGER and RAY LAKELAND
3.55 The latest news from Wembley on tonight's European Cup Final between AJAX of Holland and PANATHINAIKOS of Greece
Grandstand presented for television by BRIAN VENNER
Editor ALAN HART
Contributors
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Sir Gordon
Richards
Unknown:
Lester
Piggott
Unknown:
Harry
Wragg
Commentators:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentators:
Clive
Graham
Commentators:
Julian
Wilson
Presentation By:
Dennis
Monger
Presentation By:
Ray
Lakeland
Television By:
Brian
Venner
Television By:
Alan
Hart
A programme for children under 5
with GEORGE BENSON
The Town That Went South by CLIVE KING
2: Cafe au Lait
Contributors
Unknown:
George
Benson
Unknown:
Clive
King
A fairytale from Germany Part 2
Mook discovers that life in the Sultan's palace has its difficulties. Story told by GARY WATSON
Presented by PEGGY MILLER
Contributors
Told By:
Gary
Watson
Presented By:
Peggy
Miller
The Countryside with Joe Craven
To the man in the town the countryside is a weekend play-ground, to the countryman it's a place of work. How are both sets of people going to enjoy and work in the countryside of tomorrow-and even more important is there going to be a countryside of tomorrow?
To find out Search visits the people who live and work there, Dorset farmer, Northumberland off-shore fisherman, Norfolk game-keeper and a Border hill-shepherd among others.
Producer DAVID TURNBULL
Contributors
Producer:
David
Turnbull
The varied adventures of Hector the Dog and Zaza the Cat, not forgetting next-door-neighbour Mrs Kiki Frog.
Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs Kiki
Frog.
The news, features, opinions of the country at large, and Your Region Tonight in particular
(including Regional Weather) co-ordinated by MICHAEL BARRATT
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Barratt
Written by DICK SHARPLES starring
Nigel Stock , Richard Leech with Ann Castle , Gary Raymond
Dr Owen visits the Foster household and discovers some changes.
Serial created by DONALD BULL Script editor CHRISTOPHER BOND Designer IAN ASHURST Producer BILL SELLARS
Directed by DEREK MARTINUS (from Birmingham)
Contributors
Written By:
Dick
Sharples
Unknown:
Nigel
Stock
Unknown:
Richard
Leech
Unknown:
Ann
Castle
Unknown:
Gary
Raymond
Unknown:
Donald
Bull
Editor:
Christopher
Bond
Designer:
Ian
Ashurst
Producer:
Bill
Sellars
Directed By:
Derek
Martinus
Paul Foster:
Gary
Raymond
Mrs Allen:
Susan
Richards
Shirley Foster:
Gillian
Bailey
Rosalind Foster:
Delena
Kidd
Erica Foster:
Charlotta
Martinus
Marilyn Lane:
Caroline
John
Philip Lane:
Ray
Lonnen
Helen Brockley:
Ann
Castle
Dr Roger Hayman:
Richard
Leech
Jane Drew:
Yvonne
Antrobus
Lynn Huxley:
Jan
Edwards
Dr David Owen:
Drewe
Henley
Dr Thomas Owen:
Nigel
Stock
Harry Fisher:
Stephen
Yardley
Beth Fisher:
Helen
Cotterill
Mr Moon:
Denys
Graham
The Variety Club of Great Britain pays tribute to King Buffoon and memorable goon, Harry Secombe , CBE, at a lunch celebrating his 25 hilarious years in show business. Friends who promised or threatened to speak at the Dorchester Hotel were
Jimmy Edwards , Eric Sykes Dickie Henderson
Jimmy Tarbuck , Spike Milligan and The Rt Hon Harold Wilson , mp
He's the greatest guy in Show Business! Who else would carry brandy in his golf bag to revive his opponents?
Presented for TV by PHILIP LEWIS
Contributors
Unknown:
Harry
Secombe
Unknown:
Jimmy
Edwards
Unknown:
Eric
Sykes
Unknown:
Dickie
Henderson
Unknown:
Jimmy
Tarbuck
Unknown:
Spike
Milligan
Unknown:
Harold
Wilson
Unknown:
Philip
Lewis
Ajax v Panathinaikos
David Coleman introduces another big-match soccer occasion from Wembley Stadium - this time Europe's glamour club clash between Ajax, champions of Holland, and Panathinaikos, champions of Greece, finalists in the world's premier club competition. Live coverage of the entire match. Commentator
KENNETH WOLSTENHOLME
Television presentation by ALEC WEEKS
Expert match analysis by JOCK STEIN, manager of Celtic, newly crowned Scottish League champions and Cup winners, and 1967 European champions, and BOB WILSON , the BBC's regular match action analyst, who has just completed the English double of League and Cup with Arsenal.
Action, analysis plus a re-run of this afternoon's 1971 Derby from Epsom.
Producer JONATHAN MARTIN Editor SAM LEITCH
(Radio Times People: page 4)
8.30-8.35 News summary
Contributors
Introduces:
David
Coleman
Unknown:
Bob
Wilson
Producer:
Jonathan
Martin
Editor:
Sam
Leitch
presented by Richard Baker with the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather
Contributors
Presented By:
Richard
Baker
starring Dave Allen
With JACQUELINE CLARKE
RONNIE BRODY , IAN BURFORD MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN and CHRIS SERLE
ScriDt by DAVE ALLEN
AUSTIN STEELE and PETER VINCENT Designer ROGER FORD
Produced by PETER WHITMORE
Contributors
Unknown:
Dave
Allen
Unknown:
Jacqueline
Clarke
Unknown:
Ronnie
Brody
Unknown:
Ian
Burford
Unknown:
Michael
Sharvell-Martin
Unknown:
Chris
Serle
Unknown:
Dave
Allen
Unknown:
Austin
Steele
Unknown:
Peter
Vincent
Designer:
Roger
Ford
Produced By:
Peter
Whitmore
A daily look at what matters in the news and out of it
Presented all this week by Ludovic Kennedy with the latest news in pictures and with on-the-spot reports
Producer of the week DAVID HARRISON Editor ANTHONY SMITH
Contributors
Unknown:
Ludovic
Kennedy
Unknown:
David
Harrison
Editor:
Anthony
Smith
Six months on - and the Open University is busy teaching. Thousands of adults from the Orkneys to Land's End are in the middle of first-year courses. University and BBC staff plan and prepare for next year, and the next 20,000 students.
Produced by RICHARD HOOPER
Contributors
Produced By:
Richard
Hooper
(all except London and Wales)
Closedown
