Listings
: Tom Edwards
Producer STUART HOBDAY at 7.3 and 8.3 International Rugby: a report on this morning's match and at 8.4 Racing BulletinContributors
: Golf
JOHN FENTON reports on the Open Championship at Turn. berryContributors
: Two's Best
Tim Gudgin with the best ot Radio 2, selected from last week's programmes.Written by KEITH HOWELL
Producers JOHN BILLINGHAM and JACK DABBS
Contributors
: Sport on 2
200kHz only(also 1484kHz Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Presented from Turnberry by Desmond Lynam
1.30; 2.5; 2.35; 5.40* Golf
The Open
Championship
The world's finest golfers battle it out for record prize-money of £100,000 in the 106th Open Championship. Commentary, reports and analysis on the final round from JOHN HELM, JOHN FENTON, DON MOSEY and RENTON LAIDLAW - and PHIL KING talks to the men in the news and the personalities visiting Turnberry for one of the biggest events of the year in world golf
1.30; 2.5; 5.25*
International Rugby
New Zealand v The British Isles
Reports and highlights of this morning's Second Test in Christchurch from CHRIS REA, plus interviews with the players
1.30; 2.5; 2.35; 5.40* Cricket
England v Australia
The Second Test in the battle for the Ashes. Reports throughout the afternoon from. Old Trafford by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
Plus news and scores in today's County Championship matches
1.30; 2.0; 2.25; 5.40*
Racing from York
Featuring commentary by PETER BROMLEY On the two top races:
2.0 The John Courage Stakes
<6f)
2.30 The John Smith Magnet
Cup Handicap dm 2if)
Plus results throughout the afternoon from the other meetings, with classified check at
5.40*
Plus, in Motor Cycling, reports on the British 750cc World Championship at Brands Hatch; in Cycling, news of the Tour de France; and in Athletics, news of FINLAND v BRITAIN in Helsinki
Timetable:
1.30 News/prospects from all featured events, including the lunchtime cricket scores
2.0 Racing from York
2.5 Rugby/Golf/Cricket
2.25 Racing from York
2.35 Golf/Cricket
5.0 Round-up
5.25 Rugby Union
5.30 Motor Sport
5.49 Classified Racing/Golf/Cricket
Events may alter timings
A Radio Sport and OB production
Contributors
: Wally Whyton
200kHz only(also 1484kHz Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Wally invites you to enjoy Both Sides Now with this week's guests
Telephone Bill and the Smooth Operators
Pete Sayers and Jaqui and Bridie Bass and asides from
BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Producer BILL BEBB including at
6.3 Cross-Channel Motoring Information
Contributors
: The Impressionists
200kHz only(also 1484kHz Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
: Radio 2 Top Tunes
Norrie Paramor and the BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA play the week's most popular tunes from Radio 2 programmes.Introduced by Don Moss
Contributors
: Acker's 'alf 'our
Mr Acker Bilk with his Paramount Jazz Band His guest June MarlowHis old mate Tony Brandon His STRINGS conducted by ALAN TEW
His producer BRIAN PATTEN BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Royal Show 77
Tony Brandon introduces a galaxy of stars appearing at this year's Jubilee Royal Show with Anita Harris Vince HillThe Wurzels
Mr Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band
Tommy Burton's Sporting House Club
Patti Sommers
The Eddie Gray Orchestra and The Dave Hancock Sextet
Producer MICHAEL FORD BBC Birmingham
Contributors
: Nordring Roundabout
David Gell introduces a selection of music from Europe. Producer MEL HOUSEContributors
: Ray Moore
with The Late ShowProducers PAM COX and DENYS JONES including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information
Contributors
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