Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed
(from Birmingham)

(Rptd: Wed. 12.30 pm (not N Ireland))

French with Max Bellacourt

(Repeated next Saturday at 10.0 am)

A 25-part course in Italian
With Marisa Dillon-Weston

(Repeated on Saturday at 10.30 am)
(Colour)

from Westbury Baptist Church, Bristol
Seven Christian leaders take part in a united act of worship - climax of the South-West Ecumenical Congress. Amongst those taking part: Cardinal L.-J. Suenens (Roman Catholic); Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh (Russian Orthodox); Anglican Bishop of Bristol, Rt Rev Oliver Tomkin; Miss Pauline Webb (Methodist; Vice-Chairman, World Council of Churches); Brig George Bell (Salvation Army); Rev Kenneth Slack (Moderator, United Reform Church); Rev A.J. Patterson (Minister of the church).
Introduced by Jeremy Carrad

(Colour)

Get fitter, look better, think thinner with William Rushton and Dr Alan Howard, Al Murray, Mary Perigoe, Julie Stevens
First of ten programmes

(Book 35p: see page 63)

A series of ten programmes for industry and commerce introduced by Geoffrey Morris

What is training? Whose responsibility is it? Who should do it?
(Book 80p: see page 63)

Have you ever said to yourself I wish I could paint? In this series of ten programmes Ian Simpson shows you how to begin.

(Book 80p: see page 63)
(Colour)

Standing back from the wilder excesses of fashion, a leading London designer and a hat factory in Luton find a world market for their well-made, restrained styles.

contributors from previous programmes face comments from parents; with Paul Barnes and Judith Davis

(Colour)

Weather

A series of five programmes looking at wild creatures,

with ventriloquist Shari Lewis and Hush Puppy, Charley Horse, Lamb Chop

A new kind of quiz in which professional and amateur experts face a series of wildlife questions. This week with Johnny Morris, Roger Whittaker, David Bellamy, Michael Boorer, Jonathan Miller, Caroline Medawar
Chairman Professor John Napier
(from Bristol)

Introduced direct from Silverstone by Barrie Gill

Twenty-five years ago Alberto Ascari won the first International Trophy meeting at Silverstone in a Ferrari. Who will win the Silverstone Jubilee race this afternoon? The Brazilian world champion Emerson Fittipaldi heads the Formula One entry with his Lotus team-mate Ronnie Peterson from Sweden. Their chief rivals will be Jackie Stewart in his Tyrrell Ford and Mike Hailwood's Surtees which holds the Silverstone lap record at 133.72 mph.

Today's race at Silverstone will give spectators and viewers a chance to see the top speed of the 1973 Grand Prix cars on Britain's fastest circuit.

A serial in five parts based on the novel by Neil Munro
Dramatised for television by Clifford Hanley
with Tom Watson as Ninian Campbell, David Ashton as Aeneas Macmaster, Iain Cuthbertson as Col Barisdale

Aeneas Macmaster, wrongfully dismissed from his post as tutor at Drimdorran House, goes north to Inverness on business for his uncle Baillie Alan. He travels in secret in the company of Ninian Campbell, the Duke of Argyll's 'beachdair' or spy. But Sandy Duncanson, the laird of Drimdorran, has mounted a pursuit.
BBC Scotland
(Clifford Hanley's tale 'The Taste of Too Much' in Story Time, Mon 4.30 R4)

by N.J. Crisp
starring Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell, Jennifer Wilson
with Richard Easton, Robin Chadwick, Hilary Tindall, Julia Goodman

Hammond Transport Limited is about to lose one of its directors but the Hammond family is about to gain a new member...

Last episode of the present series

(Colour)

Starring Rock Hudson, Jennifer Jones
with Vittorio De Sica, Alberto Sordi

The tragic World War I love story of a British nurse and an American ambulance driver with the Italian Army.
David Selznick's screen production of Hemingway's famous novel, includes a spectacular recreation of the retreat from Caporetto.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

with Peter Woods; Weather

Sir Noel Coward died at his home in Jamaica just 13 days ago at the age of 73. As a tribute to this prolific play-wright, actor, and master of comedy Omnibus presents a specially edited version of the conversation he had with Patrick Garland on his 70th birthday.

(A Salute to Noel Coward, Friday, Radio 2. 9.0 pm)
(Colour)

The third of six interviews with men whose influence affects our lives in the new Europe

Antoine Riboud, a bottle salesman who is today one of Europe's leading glass manufacturers. Recent mergers have made him boss of France's largest food and drinks company; he talks about takeovers, taste and eating trends in the new Europe.