Listings
: Y Gwyddonwyr Ifainc
The young scientists: News
Weatherman MICHAEL FISH: Pebble Mill
With BOB LANGLEY, MARIAN FOSTERDAVID SEYMOUR and DONNY MACLEOD including Family Advice with Claire Rayner
Contributors
: International Golf
The Walker CitpGreat Britain v USA from the Old Course,
— St Andrews
HARRY CARPENTER reports on this morning's foursomes.
Commentators HENRY LONGHURST and PETER ALLISS
Producers RICHARD TILLING , FRED VINER Editor A. P. WILKINSON
Contributors
: Boris the Bold
Boris is IIIThe Prince unveils his statue and surprises everybody except Boris.
: Jackanory
with Maurice Roeves Babar the ElephantToday: ' Babar the King' and ' Babar at Home '
Written and illustrated by JEAN DE BRUNHOFF ,
Rostrum camera MALCOLM KEEPING Film camera DAVID WHITSON Film editor ROGER DAVIES
Contributors
: If You Were Me
In today's programmeNicola French from the village of Swanmore in Hampshire and Milica Zaric from a Serbian village in Yugoslavia
Directors TIM BYFORD , FRAGAN BABIC Associate producer OLGA VLATKOVIC Producer MOt.LV cox
Contributors
: Roobarb
When there wasn'treasure: Nationwide
Look North, South TodayLook East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West News, interviews and analysis from your region tonight, and local weather including On-the-Spot: viewers around the country put their questions to a leading campaigner in the Referendum debate.
: The Wednesday Film: Challenge to Lassie
starring Edmund Gwenn Donald CrispGeraldine Brooks and featuring
Lassie Lassie goes on trial for her life when her rightful ownership is questioned.
Set in Scotland, this tender true-life story features Hollywood's most famous canine star with veteran actors Edmund Gwenn and Donald Crisp.
Screenplay by WILLIAM LUDWIG. based on the novel by ELEANOR ATKINSON Producer ROBERT SISK
Director RICHARD THORPE
This Week's Films: page 15
Contributors
: The European Champions' Cup Final
In a special edition of Sportsnight, Leeds United v Bayern MunichExclusive live coverage of the whole match from the Parc des Princes, Paris.
Commentator David Coleman with on-the-spot summaries from Don Revie, manager of England. After ten seasons of European competition, Leeds United tonight play the most important match in the history of the club, against the reigning champions Bayern Munich. Only two British clubs have won this most prized trophy - Celtic and Manchester United.
Leeds' record since 1965:
65/66: semi-finalists (Fairs Cup)
66/67: runners-up (Fairs Cup)
67/68: winners (Fairs Cup)
68/69: quarter-finalists (Fairs Cup)
69/70: semi-finalists (European Cup)
70/71: winners (Fairs Cup)
71/72: in first round (UEFA CUP)
72/73: runners-up (Cup Winners' Cup)
73/74: in third round (UEFA Cup)
Jimmy Hill introduces match comment from Jock Stein, manager of Celtic, and Bobby Charlton, scorer of two of United's goals in the 1968 Final.
Football TV presentation by the French Television Service
At long last Leeds: page 3
At 9.0* News
with Peter Woods; Weather
Contributors
: Wodehouse Playhouse
Introduced by P. G. Wodehouse starring John Alderton and Pauline CollinsAdapted by DAVID CLIMIE from the short stories by p. G. WODEHOUSE
Rodney Fails to Qualify
The relationship of William and Jill is threatened by the advent of Rodney, who is not only a poet but, even worse, a non-golfer.
Signature tune composed and conducted by RAYMOND JONES
Designer DAPHNE SHORTMAN Producer DAVID ASKEY
Contributors
: Midweek
The people behind the 'stories, the people the stories affect, and the people with something to say. Introduced by Ludovic KennedyTom Mangold , Vincent Hanna , Michael Cockerell , Bill Kerr Elliott, David Jessel , Julian Mounter and David Lomax are the Midweek correspondents.
Editor ANTONY ROUSE
Contributors
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