Listings
: Play School
A programme for children at home.Storyteller this week, Barbara Mullen
(to 11.30)
Contributors
: Henley Royal Regatta
Harry Carpenter, Tom Sutton, Desmond Hill, and Donald Legget report direct from the most famous rowing regatta in the world.The woman's viewpoint, Judith Chalmers
See facing page
Contributors
: Wimbledon: The Lawn Tennis Championships
Dan Maskell, Jack Kramer, Peter West, and David Coleman report on the Semi-finals of the Men's Singles and the day's other big matches.See also BBC-1
Contributors
: Henley Royal Regatta
The last races of the opening day.6.50 Highlights of the day's rowing
(to 19.10)
: Line-Up
for Wednesdayand the latest news
: Enquiry: The Teaching Revolution
A report on a major issue of the day.Will teaching machines and television solve the teacher shortage-but mean worse education for everyone?
A report from Britain and America.
Written and directed by David Dimbleby.
Contributors
: Encore: The Second Wall
by Hugh Leonard.Starring Paul Hansard, James Maxwell, Jeanne Moody
First transmission on BBC-1, April 11
Contributors
: The Great War: Part 5: This business may last a long time (Rudolf Binding)
A twenty-six-part history of the 1914-1918 War.First transmission on BBC-2, Saturday, June 27
: The Midnight Men: Part 2: The King Shall Die
A drama in six parts by Victor Canning.A kingdom in the Balkans: time, 1913. Mayo Khunz has become involved in a plot organised by Prince Rohat to kill the King when he leaves the home of his mistress, Veronique. The security police suspect a conspiracy.
Contributors
: Match of the Day
from WimbledonJack Kramer brings you the best of Wimbledon, with recorded highlights of today's outstanding match on Men's Semi-finals day in the All England Lawn Tennis Championships.
Contributors
: Newsroom
: Closedown
and a look at tomorrowAbout this project
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