9.38 Maths Today: Year 1: Staying the Same

10.0 Music Time
with children from Chatsworth Junior School, Hounslow

10.25-10.45 Gwlad a Thref: O Gwmpas y Byd: 6: Delta'r Afan Nil
Y cyflwyno gan Meirion Edwards
Cynhyrehydd R. Dilwyn Jones
(I Ysgolion Cymru: Town and Country)
(Colour)

11.10 Discovering Science: Water and Life

11.35 A Year's Journey: Border Abbey
(Colour)

12.0 New Horizons: The Designers: Landscape

(from Birmingham: shown on Sunday)

The Welsh 'Pop' Show

(Colour)

2.5 Science Session: It's Not What You Say...
...but the way you say it - everyday communication, the most subtle of all.

2.30 Twentieth-Century Focus: Yugoslavian Communism

by Elizabeth Beresford
With Ronald Hines

a boy spending his holiday sailing on the coast of Maine makes friends with an old lobster fisherman who has a secret.

A play by Bill Lyons
With Margery Mason, Ken Jones, Jean Boht, Sally Faulkner, Kent Walton

Parsley the lion and Dill the dog.

and Weather

The news, features, opinions of the country at large, and Your Region Tonight in particular (including Regional Weather) co-ordinated by Michael Barratt

by Terence Brady and Charlotte Bingham
[Starring] Liza Goddard as Victoria, Barra Grant as Lulie, Carolyn Seymour as Jenny

Victoria has a chance of winning a scholarship to study under a world-famous cellist. But once again her father turns up to complicate her life.

(Take two girls: page 9)

Robert Robinson takes a look at January 1951.
The Brabazon... ground nuts... reindeer meat. Rene Cutforth remembers winter in Korea.

Presented by Robert Dougall with the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather

A new documentary by Hugh Burnett who reports on the violent and peaceful ways in which Christianity and Apartheid exist side by side.

African guerrillas - aided with money from the World Council of Churches - nail small children to trees to wither in the sun: it's claimed by the Moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church in the Cape. Racial segregation in church is based on biblical teaching, says Dr. J.D. Vorster, newly elected head of the Dutch Reformed Church and brother of the Prime Minister.

Love dictates violence, when what you love is attacked, said the Dean of Johannesburg, before he was arrested. The trends in South Africa will inevitably mean a bigger blood-bath than Vietnam, says an African theological student.
They all speak in the name of Christ and are prepared to die for their convictions. But in South Africa even Christians have to compromise.
(Inside South Africa...: page 3)

A daily look at what matters in the news and out of it
Presented by Ludovic Kennedy with the latest news in pictures and with on-the-spot reports

talking with Kenneth Harris
Mrs Philip Graham -'Kay' to her friends - owner of Newsweek, of television and radio stations and the most influential newspaper in Washington, The Washington Post. Her dining-room is the ultimate achievement of any aspiring politician. Vice-President Agnew has attacked her for being 'three powerful voices all harking to the same master.'
In her first television interview Kenneth Harris talks to her in her Washington home.

(all except London and Wales)
Closedown