9.38 Exploration and Discovery: The Voyage of the Beagle

10.0 Look and Read: The Boy from Space (6)

10.25-10.45 Ffenestri
Cyfres i blant tua 6 oed 4: Llaeth a Llefrith Cyflwynydd
GAYNOR MORGAN REES Storiwr GUTO ROBERTS Cynhyrchydd WYNNE LLOD
(Windows)

11.0 Music Time

11.25 Scene: Sonia and the Olympic Games

A quote from the Scotland Road Free School where the lesson is community involvement.

Songs of Praise
(First shown on BBC Wales)

With Bob Langley
and Weatherman Graham Parker

(Colour)

Not all pottery is made on a wheel. The craftsman explains.

Mrs Shirley Williams, MP, Opposition Spokesman on Home Affairs

(Shown on Sunday)
(Colour)

Commentary by Peter Scott
Their wings hum at 80 beats a second. They can fly backwards, must feed about every ten minutes, and are brilliantly coloured. No wonder they fascinate people.
(from Bristol)

Gerald Harrison finds what children in Lincoln and Stamford do in their spare time.
(from Manchester; first shown on BBC2)

(Shown at 11.0 am on BBC2)
(Colour)

with Alfred Lynch
Adapted from traditional sources by Denise Cremona

(Next week: "News Extra" with Joe Melia)
(Colour)

Bringing you news and views in your region tonight (including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

Today: Pink Pyjamas, Sicque Sicque Sicque, Pink Ice

It's lucky for the lady that her friend of old, the foreman from Shiloh, is at hand even if he has reservations about the reason she is being pursued.

with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather

William Conrad stars as private investigator Frank Cannon, a big man who walks alone in a dangerous world

Hit and run. An attractive young secretary is run down by a car and killed. But this is no accident; it is cold-blooded, deliberate murder. And Cannon discovers it is not the first - or the last.

The Prime Minister, Rt Hon Edward Heath, MP, is among the guests at a distinguished gathering in London's Guildhall to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the BBC, Speeches by The Prime Minister, The Lord Mayor of London, The Chairman and The Director-General of the BBC.
Scene described by Tom Fleming
(50 Years on the Air: page 3)

Round off the week with Robin Day discussing questions of the moment with people concerned. Each Friday Robin, his guests and his studio audience take up an important topic in 45 minutes of argument and debate.

followed by Regional News and Weather, Closedown