Listings
: Open University
6.40 Design for Infants7.5 Secular Music of the Renaissance
7.30 One Step at a Time
: For Schools, Colleges
9.0 Twentieth-Century HistoryIsrael and the Arab States
9.47 Mathshow. A Set of Scales
10.10-10.35 Merry-go-Round French Trek: 1
11.5 It's Maths. Solid Shapes
11.30 Let's Look at Wales Competition Results
: Mr Benn
: Midday News
Weather BILL GILES: You and Me
Splash and Swim: For Schools, Colleges
2.15 Music Time. On the Sea 2 40 Television Club. A School in Time. Push for Poem: Closedown
3.48 Regional News(exc London, Scotland and Wales)
: International Match of the Day
featuring exclusive live coverage of England v BelgiumFrom the Stadio Communale, Turin, the whole of England's first game in the European Football Championship with comment from jimmy HILL
LAWRIE MCMENEMY and LOU MACARI England's recent results, particularly against Argentina, have made them many people's favourites. It would be a mistake to underestimate Belgium, remembering their 3-1 win over Scotland at Hampden Park.
Commentator JOHN MOTSON with summaries from
BOBBY CHARLTON Group Two
ENGLAND, ITALY, BELGIUM, SPAIN
Television presentation ITALIAN TV SERVICE
Producers FRED VINER and JIM RESIDE Editor MIKE MURPHY
Soccer scores and reports on Ceefax
Contributors
: Tomorrow's World
Presented by Michael RoddJudith Hann , Kieran Prendiville With SU INGLE
The latest report on the ingenious ideas and inventions trying to carve out a better future.
Studio director JOHN GORMAN Producers
LAURIE JOHN. JOHN GROOM , ANDY WISEMAN Editor DAVID FILKIN
Contributors
: Top of the Pops
Introduced by Jimmy Savile OBE, LEGS & COTOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRA
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON Choreography FLICK COLBY Sound ANTHONY PHILPOT Lighting DON BABBAGE
Designer TOM YARDLEY-JONES Producer PHIL BISHOP
Executive producer ROBIN NASH
Contributors
: Mike Yarwood
A second chance to see his highly-successful Christmas show and his special guest star from America Johnny Mathis with Janet BrownWritten by ERIC DAVIDSON and NEIL SHAND Musical director ALAN BRADEN Directed by STANLEY APPEL
Produced by JAMES MOIR
Contributors
: That's Life Report
Presented by Esther RantzenA series of special investigations by the That's Life team.
Producers ESTHER RANTZEN , HENRY MURRAY
Contributors
: Square Mile of Murder: 1: The Sandyford Place Mystery
by Joan LingardBased on the book by Jack House
A dramatised reconstruction of four famous Scottish murder cases which took place within a square mile of the city of Glasgow
With Morag Hood as Jessie McLachlan
In July 1862 a servant, Jess McPherson, was found weltering in her gore in a basement room in 17 Sandyford Place; she bore the marks of 40 blows with a cleaver. Near her was a footprint in blood which matched the foot of her friend Jessie McLachlan.
Introduced by Andrew Keir
BBC Scotland
Contributors
: International Match of the Day
Introduced by Jimmy Hill featuring highlights of England v Belgium and w Spain v Italy today's two matches in the European Football Championship CommentatorsJOHN MOTSON , BARRY DAVIES
Joining the BBC team of experts, to discuss England's first game, will be the England manager RON GREENWOOD live from Turin.
Contributors
: Question Time
Chaired by Robin DaySir James Goldsmith , Tom Jack -son and The Rt Hon Sally Oppen hcim, mp, are three of the public personalities to face questions in the last programme of the series.
Producer BARBARA maxwell
Contributors
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