Carwyn James and guests

Today in the town you can meet the fishermen of Conway and see what happens to some of the fish.

by Ursula Moray Williams
with George Benson
Today: Annie

When Davy's uncle turns up from England, a whole new way of life begins.

with Richard Baker; Weather

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)

Starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Glynis Johns, Jack Hawkins
with Herbert Lom, Karel Stepanek, Walter Rilla

An American surgeon is told that if his patient dies then so does he - for his is a very special patient. Douglas Fairbanks Jr is the surgeon who finds himself dangerously involved in the power politics of a central-European police state, with the late Jack Hawkins as the ruthless Colonel Galcon, the dictator's right hand man.

This Week's Films: page 9

by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
Starring Ronnie Barker
and featuring Emrys James

Grandpa Owen dies concealing a winning betting slip. His gambling-mad family is desperate to prove 'you can't take it with you.'

with Robert Dougall and Peter Woods; Weather

A second chance to see this series about four commanders in Europe during World War II, to be followed by three new programmes on commanders behind the Far East war.

This programme follows the development of a man right at the top who was not just 'a nice guy.' The Supreme Commander, with absolute authority over the combined forces of many nations, was a professional soldier and a formidable commander.
He had to contend, as no commander before him in history, with the problem of bringing different nations together in modern warfare. He had to ensure that the combined allied force was not dissipated by nationalistic bickering and jealousy. And he had to take the crucial decision to launch the invasion of Europe in spite of appalling weather.
Written by Professor Stephen E. Ambrose, editor of The Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower: The War Years
Quotations from the letters of General Eisenhower read by David Bauer

'The young man and his girl will still be going to the flick 50 years from now...' Ted Ashley, Chairman of Warner Brothers which is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Barry Norman also talks to Gene Hackman, star of Warner's latest film Scarecrow.

with Ludovic Kennedy
including:
Callaghan on Ulster
Home Secretary from 1967-70, the Rt Hon James Callaghan, MP, had full responsibility for Ulster when civil strife first erupted and the army was first sent in. He's now written a book, A House Divided, and for Midweek he revisits the province and assesses its political future.
New fields for Farmer Jim: page 3