9.38 Science All Around: Eggs and Seeds

10.0 Music Time

10.25-10.45 Gwlad a Thref: Dyn a'i Waith: Delta'r Afon Nil
Y cyflwyno gan MEIRION EDWARDS Cynhyrchydd R. DILWYN JONES
(Town and Country. BBC Wales)
(Colour)

11.0 Exploring Science: Cells
The millions of different cells in a human adult begin as a fusion of two cells, a sperm and an ovum.
Introduced by Fergus O'Kelly

11.23 Tout Compris: 3: Au college. Au cafe-bar. Chez Claire. A une boum.
(Colour)

11.40 British Social History: Towards Equality

12.5 Avventura: 23
(Colour)

With Bob Langley
Learn to relax with Hazel Wills
Weatherman Keith Best

(Colour)

Barnaby swims out to sea and is rescued by sailors, but they give him a lot of work to do on board.

with Anthony Smith
(From Bristol; first shown on BBC2)

with David Essex, Derek Dougan

Peter leads his mother a dance and ends up in hot water.

by Lorna Wood
with Vivian Pickles

(Colour)

with Robert Dougall
and Weather

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

Raymond Baxter visits the capital of the world's largest but least-known nation, the People's Republic of China, as British businessmen display their latest technology to the Chinese at the biggest western Trade Fair ever staged in Peking.
Raymond Baxter reports on China's own progress in technology and medicine: on how herbal remedies are used to treat babies for viral pneumonia in hospital, and adults for nervous headaches by a village 'barefoot doctor'; on how scrap metal is re-cycled down on the commune to produce new harrow-blades and plough-shares; on China's answer to the Land Rover - Raymond road-tests the 'Peking,' a tough cross-country vehicle; on how the local vet cures a lame cow, not with drugs but with a fine steel probe and a small electric current.

by Marc Brandel
A second chance to see Court Martial
Starring Robert Wagner, David McCallum
with Edward Hardwicke, Jack Hedley, Christopher Neame, Bernard Hepton
Guest star Kenneth Griffith

At Colditz, insubordination is a court martial offence. It also means a train journey to Leipzig, and an opportunity to escape.
A BBCtv-Universal TV co-production

The Germans regarded Peter Allan as a curiosity, as he wore a kilt. He escaped and on the road to Vienna was given a lift by an SS officer. Tonight he talks to Frank Gillard

with Robert Dougall and Richard Whitmore; Weather

by Bertolt Brecht
Translated by Eric Bentley
A Play of the Month presentation
with Leo McKern as Azdak
Patrick Magee as The Storyteller
Sara Kestelman as Grusha

(Why Leo plumped for England: pp 8-9)
(Colour)

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