A festival of outstanding films from evening documentary output

In 1970 Horizon asked a group of zoologists-turned-cameramen to make a natural history film and then filmed how they did it. The core of the programme is 'The Private Life of the Stickleback.'

Bob Langley, Marian Foster and David Seymour present the ideas, activities, music and personalities of the day plus Yoga for All with Hazel Wills and a chat with today's Weatherman Graham Parker at 1.30

Book 'Yoga for All,' 65p: see page 90

with Rick Jones

talking with Joan Bakewell and members of the audience at the National Film Theatre, London.
Film editor PAUL WHITE
Producer MICHAEL DIBB
Recorded at a John Player lecture

2: Patrick Moore 's Mother,
Gertrude, talks to JOHN PITMAN
Director PATRICIA WOOD
Stars in her eyes: page 4

The Red Grouse: part of the economy of the Highland estate, and the subject of an intriguing study by the Nature Conservancy. The Island That Nearly Made It
Derek Cooper reports from Raasay, near Skye- population 169 and dwindling.
Director JOCK MEARNS
Producer MICHAEL MAHShALL

Ken Goodwin joins 300 children in a rousing sing-song,
Producer Hazel Lewthwaite (from Manchester)

with Michael Robbins Nowhere to Stop by GERALDINE KAYE
The boys decided to build a den; but before they could finish it, they ran out of wood. Today: On the Dump

with John Noakes
Peter Purves , Lesley Judd
Over 2,000 cats and kittens entered for Saturday's National Cat Club Championship Show at Olympia. Lesley judged the Blue Peter classes and, today, the eight first prize winners will be in the studio to compete for the Blue Peter Supreme Championship.

by Christopher Bond
The man in dark glasses spoils Sannit's breakfast and David overhears a conversation that puts him in danger.......

by Elisabeth Beresford

with Robert Dougall ; Weather

bringing you news and views in your region tonight
Presented by Michael Barratt Frank Bough , Bob Wellings and Sue Lawley
Reporters BERNARD FALK JAMES HOGG , LYNN LEWIS
DAVID LOMAX , CHRISTOPHER RAINBOW JOHN SWINFIELD , PHILIP TIBENHAM
MARTIN YOUNG
Editor MICHAEL BUNCE

Salesman starring
Eric Sykes , Hattie Jacques
Richard Wattis. Deryek Guyler
With HENRY MCGEE , WENSLEY PITHEY
MILOS KIREK , TONY LEARY
MARTIN CARROLL , NOSHER POWELL ALAN REHBECK. PAMELA MANSON
Eric stands at the crossroads of a new career - super salesman. But after trying out his techniques in his own street, he finds himself in what looks like a professional cul-de-sac ...
Script by ERIC SYKES Music KEN JONES
Designer JEHEMY DAVIES Producer ROGER RACE

by P. J. Hammond
Starring John Slater, Ian Cullen
with John Challis, Ray Lonnen

A house is broken into and Skinner grabs at the opportunity to improve his record. But he grabs too hard, and a man suffers.

TV's top reporters close in on the most interesting topics of the day Alastair Burnet
Michael Charlton , Alan Hart
Richard Kershaw , Richard Lindley Julian Pettifer , Alan Watson
Assistant editor DAVID HARRISON Editor FRANK SMITH

A weekly dip into the treasury of natural history film David Attenborough looks at very small animals in very big close-up.
Producer JOHN SPARKS (from Bristol)

with Robert Dougall and Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

A comedy series starring
Michael Bates as Blamire Bill Owen as Compo Peter Sallis as Clegg written by ROY CLARKE
Spring! and Compo advertises for a housekeeper. It's an annual stirring in his breast which always alarms Blamire and Clegg -especially when they see who replies ...
Music composed and conducted by RONNIE HAZLEHUHST
Designers JOHN STOUT and ANDY DIMOND Producer JAMES GILBERT

A film starring Bette Davis with Wendy Craig
Jill Bennett , James Villiers
Why does ten-year-old Joey Fane have such an implacable hatred of Nanny, the mainstay of the household? He will neither sleep in the room she has prepared for him, nor eat the food she has cooked.
Director SETH HOLT
This Week's Films: page 11

2: Surely you'd agree that....
STUART HALL looks at coverage of the Industrial Relations Bill.