9.38 Out of the Past: Wool to Bruges

10.0 Look and Read: Where is Tom?

10.25-10.45 History 1917-73: Hitler's War

11.0 Watch!: Messages
Making paper faces with changing expressions. The story of Sailor Sam shipwrecked on a desert island.
Presented by Jean Rogers and Stephen Bradley
(Colour)

11.18 Going to Work: Office Work

11.40 Music in Action: 6: The Abode of the Dead
Some modern versions of Hades in music and mime.
(Colour)

12.5 pm A Job Worth Doing?: Law and Order
Book 35p: see page 82

General knowledge quiz

With Bob Langley, Marian Foster, David Seymour and Donny MacLeod
Ken Dodd's Anthology of Humour and a chat with today's Weatherman Keith Best at 1.30

2.2 Music Time: Programme 6

2.25 Drama: A Taste of Honey: Part 3

Sam Costa with memories and anecdotes from show business.

Starring Bea Benaderet as Kate Bradley

Kate has doubts about her own state of mind when she finds one of her guests is invisible.

Police techniques to prevent soccer hooliganism.
Introduced by David Seymour
(from Birmingham)

by Eric Linklater
with Maurice Denham

Introduced by Johnny Morris
The World of Animals
(from Bristol)

Michael Rodd puts questions to the four winners from previous programmes who will look at scenes from films.
(from Manchester)

with Peter Woods; Weather

(including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

There is more to the girls destined for a distant planet than meets the eyes of their rescuers.

Starring Diana Rigg as Diana Smythe

Diana, newly divorced, arrives in New York to restart her career as a fashion artist and looks forward to a quiet night in her brother's 'empty' flat.
Diana Rigg in Hollywood: page 13

by Bill Barron
[Starring] Paul Daneman

Anyone who travels regularly behind the Iron Curtain may be suspect - even an art critic.

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods; Weather

The first programme in a two-part enquiry in which Christopher Brasher investigates the safety of drugs.
Tonight he looks at the common drugs which so many of us take every week: the pain-killers like aspirin, phenacetin, paracetamol and codeine; the amphetamines prescribed to help us slim; and the sleeping tablets.
These are drugs which we take in vast quantities and in many cases we regard them as harmless - but they certainly were not harmless to some of the people in this programme...
(The second part of the investigation is on Friday at 9.25 pm.)
Not what the doctor ordered: page 5

"Graft paid to police here reported to run into millions" (New York Times 25 April 1970)
That headline triggered off an official inquiry into police corruption and became the basis first of a best-selling book by Peter Maas and now a film - Serpico, starring Al Pacino. Frank Serpico was a young cop who was revolted by the corruption and exposed it through the press. Peter Maas tells Serpico's story with extracts from contemporary newsreels and with early 'rushes' from the film which was shot on location in New York this summer.
Out of the paper bag: page 4

Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy together with Nicholas Harman
including Phone-In

Joan Bakewell talks to John Stewart Collis who says that a passionate love of nature has been his only real religious experience, but in books such as The Vision of Glory he has shown it to be a profound one.