9.38 Science Extra: Physics: Heated Argument
between R.W. Brown and Dr. James Arthur
with Tenniel Evans and Donald Morley

10.0 Look and Read

10.25-10.45 So You're Leaving Soon?: Working with Others
Presented by Vincent Kane
(For schools in Wales)

11.5-11.25 Scene

11.35 Music Time

Out and about with John Bevan

With Ray Smith

The King dismounted and drew his sword. 'No, Your Majesty, not you!' begged his knights. But Arthur had already entered the cave.

Introduced by Derek Fowlds
with Don Saunders, The Pipkins

(Bert Hayes appears by permission of the Winter Gardens, Margate)

Michael Aspel introduces your television requests.
He'll be talking to a mystery guest from the world of television, and in the studio with him will be a younger viewer to put some of your questions.

Written and told by Eric Thompson.

A weekly report on what's happening on the Continent.

Raymond Baxter investigates the ideas, inventions, discoveries that will affect you in the future with James Burke
(Cover story: see page 18)

A film series starring James Drury as The Virginian

Liz was enjoying the visit to the little border town until someone recognised The Virginian and events took a very sinister turn.

with David Kossoff, Peter Regan

The Dancers: Judy Gridley, Michele Hardy, Roy Jones, Albin Pahernik, Jimmy Land
The Children: Sheraton Blount, Julie Collins, Tracy Collins, Gaynor Hodgson, Robin Baldwin, Stuart Lock, Clive Moss, Richard Mottau
and The Mike Sammes Singers

Presented this week by Kenneth Kendall
Weather

by Emile Zola
Dramatised in five parts by Robert Muller

Count Muffat has again succumbed to Nana's magic. She is living in opulent luxury at his expense, but on her own terms.

A daily look at what matters in the news and out of it
Presented all this week by Ludovic Kennedy
with the latest news in pictures and with on-the-spot reports by Bernard Falk, James Hogg, David Lomax, Tom Mangold, Barrie Penrose, David Taylor and Denis Tuohy and special contributions from Keith Kyle and Robert McKenzie

A new season of feature films with Hollywood's most explosive yet vulnerable creation starring Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray

Marilyn, fresh from her training at the Actor's Studio in New York, successfully combines a brash exterior with a tender heart in this hilarious comedy about a hard-boiled singer who is roped, tied, and eventually won by a naive Montana cowboy, played by Broadway actor Don Murray in his first major screen role.

(all except London and Wales)

Closedown