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: Play School
A programme for children at home.(to 11.25)
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: Henley Royal Regatta
Harry Carpenter, Desmond Hill and Tom Sutton report direct from the most famous rowing regatta in the world.The woman's viewpoint, Judith Chalmers
(to 16.30)
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: Wimbledon: The Lawn Tennis Championships
Dan Maskell, Jack Kramer, Peter West, David Coleman report on the Semi-finals of the Ladies' Singles and the other big matches of the day, direct from the All England Lawn Tennis Club.Contributors
: Henley and Wimbledon
Further reports.[Wimbledon] On BBC-1 from 6.15
: Henley
The last races on the second day and summary of the day's rowing.: News
: Wheelbase: Fast Girls
Gordon Wilkins covers the world of motoring.Twenty-two British women racing drivers have set up a club to attract more women into competitive motor sport like rallies, production car races, and Formula 3 events. Why do women want to race? What are their chances of winning? How do men react to this competition? An on-the-spot enquiry from Mallory Park Circuit with Stirling Moss, Maxwell Boyd, Robin Richards.
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: More Than Meets the Eye: 6: Created News
A series which takes a critical look at the methods and effects of mass communicationOld-fashioned publicity stunts are rare now. But with more subtle methods the news pages of our papers can still be used to convey 'news' which amounts in fact to advertisement. Tonight's programme looks at these methods, who them, and what effects they have.
Introduced by Derek Hart with Kenneth Allsop.
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: Time Out
For Sale-Paradise?For many people, paradise is a plot of land. a stretch of sand, eternal sun and the sea: all of which can be found in the islands of the Bahamas. According to some advertisements in the British Press you can buy a plot in the Bahamas for as little as £5 down and £5 a month without interest charges, or £350 cash down. What do you get for your money? Jeremy James investigates.
Postponed from June 3
One Horsepower
The modern gypsies have exchanged their Romany caravans and the wandering life for large pink trucks and fast modern living. The Swain family from Shipley in Yorkshire left their van behind and spent a week's holiday in an original gypsy caravan...
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: Londoners: Day Out for Lucy
by James Hanley.with Ronald Lacey and Frances White
See page 45
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: Match of the Day
from WimbledonJack Kramer brings you the best of Wimbledon, with recorded highlights of today's outstanding match in the All England Lawn Tennis Championships.
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: Festivals of Europe
Vaclav Smetacek conducts the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in three movements fromSmetana's Ma Vlast (My Country)
Vltava: the romantic river that flows through Bohemia
Sarka: the leader of the Bohemian Amazons
From Bohemia's Woods and Fields
from the Prague Spring Festival.
Recorded via Intervision and Eurovision by courtesy of the Czechoslovakian and Austrian Television Services
Fourth of five concerts from this year's European Music Festivals.
Tomorrow: Yehudi Menuhin plays Bach's Violin Concerto in E major from the Bath Festival
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: Newsroom
followed by The Weather: Late Night Line-Up
Round off the day with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Nicholas Tresilian, Joan Bakewell and tonight's guests.Contributors
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