by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS
Music by MIKE BATT
Animated and directed by IVOR WOOD

Dr Tracey and his assistants with Clarence and Judy in another adventure in Africa.

A Country Search Special with Susan King
Last year there was a record number of entries for the Prince Philip Cup. But of the 235 teams which started, only six reached the final at Wembley.
This is the story of one of the youngest teams ever to reach the final. SUSAN KING follows the children of the Cheshire Hunt (North) Pony Club from their first practice in the spring, to the last gripping moments at Wembley.
Film editor RICHARD SEEL
Producer DAVID TURNBULL

A lively look at words and letters With DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and NIGEL STOCK
Script by BARRY TOOK

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

With BOB LANGLEY, DONNY MACLEOD
DAVID SEYMOUR , MARIAN FOSTER and JAN LEEMING including Water Sport for All
Editor TERRY DOBSON

A programme for children under 5

with Quentin Blake
The Adventures of Lester
Today: Lester and the Genie of the Lamp

with John Noakes, Peter Purves, Lesley Judd
Twelfth Night is coming, but don't throw your Christmas cards away - turn them into an exciting game that anyone can play.
Blue Peter Thirteenth Book, £1.00, from bookshops

English version written and told by Eric Thompson.

Angela Rippon ; Weatherman

Presenting the British scene to the people of Britain.
Co-ordinated this week by MICHAEL BARRATT and FRANK BOUGH
With DILYS MORGAN
VALERIE SINGLETON , BOB WELLINGS
Editor JOHN GAU

Starring James Garner

Whether through jealousy or instinct, Jim takes an instant dislike to the good-looking prospective client brought along by mutual attorney and friend, Beth Davenport. Against his better judgment, Beth persuades him to handle the case, and the truth comes as quite a revelation.

A series of eight animal films Introduced by David Attenborough
Once, on a tiny coral atoll in the middle of the South Pacific, the US Navy fought - and lost - a battle against birds. They burnt flares, fired bazookas and even blew up the birds with shrapnel bombs. Some died, a few moved off... and more came back to breed again.
It was the gooney birds of Midway Atoll that beat the US Navy.
Now the sailors have not only learnt to live with them, but to love them as well... there are gooney bird badges and T-shirts, gooney parties and gooney golf balls. Gooney mania is a widespread condition and the gooney, the most beautiful Laysan albatross, has become the emblem of the island.
BBC Bristol
Preview: page 19

with Angela Rippon and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

Last December it ended. Judgment was finally given in the longest and most expensive case this country has known.
This week they are working out the implications of the decision. No one ever thought that 3,000 remote Pacific islanders would have the nerve to take Great Britain to the High Court. But they did. The Banabans of Ocean Island -a mere dot in the mid-Pacific - claim that they have been exploited all along the line for 76 years because their island turned out to be full of phosphate.
Judge Megarry and his band of lawyers went on a trip to the South Seas to view Ocean Island for themselves. Go Tell it to the Judge traces the extraordinary story of the Banabans, from 1900 when the phosphate was discovered, to today when the island resembles the moon landscape, its people deported and the British Government morally condemned in a court of law. Written and narrated by James Cameron
Film cameraman ALEC CURTIS Sound IAN SANSAM
Film editor JONATHAN gili
Producer JENNY BARRACLOUGH

with JOHN TIMPSON and DENIS TUOHY Robin Day examines an important topical issue.
Including News Headlines