9.38 Science Session: Against the Elements

10.0-10.15 Tout Compris: 4: A la maison. Dans ma chambre. Au restaurant. En scene
(Colour)

10.25-10.45 Let's Look at Wales: The Pembrokeshire Coast
Presented by David Parry-Jones
(For Schools in Wales)
(Colour)

Harri Gwynn talks to R. Bryn Williams

With Bob Langley and Weatherman Keith Best

(Colour)

Every week from March to November the Sea Cadet Corps training ship, the square rigger Royalist, sets sail with a different crew of boys and girls from many parts of Britain. This film shows some of what they learn, from reef knots to radar navigation.

(First shown on BBC South)
(Colour)

Eric Hinds (baritone) talks to Havelock Nelson and sings some of the music he likes.
With Elizabeth Keith (soprano)
Introduced by Gloria Hunniford

Donald Everton, a wine shipper and connoisseur, travels to the champagne cellars of Epernay and the wine-tasting in Burgundy.
(From the Midlands)

By 1912, when Hollywood was just starting, a small company in the Pennines had already established a range of comedy films. That company was Bamforths, famous for its picture postcards.
John Huntley of the British Film Institute tells the story of Bamforth's pioneering film work.

A cartoon

Alex Marshall and Ray Brooks present more stories and poems written by Jackanory viewers

The Grumbleweeds invite you to 'Drop in the Coal Hole' for a light-hearted party with songs, jokes and impressions.
This week's special guests are Neville King, Ivan Karl
(Manchester)

A series of 'On the Spot' reports of highlights in American history.
Produced by CBS News

with Richard Baker; Weather

Introduced by Tony Blackburn
Top of the Pops Orchestra
Pan's People

A relentless pursuit in space perpetuated through 50,000 years comes to a furious climax aboard the USS Enterprise, endangering everyone.

The 1973 inter-town fun and games competition for the Radio Times Trophy

The winner will represent Great Britain in the second heat of the Eurovision Competition to be held in Bellinzona, Switzerland, on 3 August.
Introduced from King's Lynn by Eddie Waring and Stuart Hall
This week's contender for the Radio Times Knockout Personality Girl title: Barbara Molyneux from Cheshire.
(Manchester)

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods; Weather

A new thriller in five parts by Douglas Hurd and Andrew Osmond
Dramatised for television by James MacTaggart
Starring Bill Simpson as MacNair
and Maria Aitken as Sukey Dunmayne, John Cairney as Mackie, Iain Cuthbertson as Chief Constable Blair, Clinton Greyn as Colonel Cameron, Anthony Nicholls as Patrick Harvey, Maurice Roeves as Brodie

Hamish has been killed in the ambush set up to capture the Scottish delegation on its way to Hexham. MacNair's cover has been blown by Brodie and he is being taken to secret headquarters in the north.
(BBC Scotland)

with Robin Day
Another in the current Talk-In series in which prominent and interesting people from all walks of life get a chance to talk about themselves and their opinions; and then have to defend what they've said under the questioning of television's top interviewer and a handful of other relevant and critical guests.

and Weekend Weather

at the Royal Albert Hall, London and The Finals of the UK Professional and Amateur
Nine Dance Championships and Amateur Old Time Championships
To the music of Joe Loss, Ray McVay and Brian Smith

Arranged by Eric Morley and organised by Mecca Promotions in conjunction with Emva Cream