9.15 Engineering Craft Studies: Using Electricity

9.38 Science All Around: Sorting out Materials

10.0 TV Club: A Place like Home: Jimmy by David Cook

10.23 Hyn o Fyd: Kenya
Ar Saffari Bywyd gwyllt y paith
Cyflwynydd Meirion Edwards
Cynhyrchydd R. Dilwyn Jones (Ail-ddarllediad)
(Wildlife of the Savannah)

11.0 British Social History: The Mill Children

11.23 Words and Pictures: Terrible Tiger

11.40 Biology: Fertilisation

12.5 pm Reportage: 12: Wenn Einer eine Reise Bucht Urlaubszeit in Deutschland
Book (same title), 70p, from bookshops

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

including Grace and Flavour with Michael Smith
Editor TERRY DOBSON

The wildlife of Canada, including prairie dogs and bison.

2.1 Watch: More about Feet

2.18 Scan: The Black Lamp 1: One for All

2.40 Focus: 2: The Guessing Game
Join in and learn some short cuts and easy ways of estimating how much, how long, how many in this quiz programme
With Roger McGough

with James Laurenson
Mister P and his Remarkable Flight by DAVID MARTIN
Today: The Bushman

by E. NESBIT : dramatised in eight parts by JOHN TULLY
The children have returned to the church bazaar in the nick of time with their gifts. They have a great surprise in store for them when they take the Phoenix on a tour of the City of London.
4: The Temple o/ the Phoenix
The Phoenix made and operated by JOE BARTON
Song composed by JONATHAN cohen Costume JOYCE HAWKINS
Film cameraman PAUL WHEELER Designer myles lang
Film director CLIVE doig
Producer DOROTHEA BROOKING

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Reports and features co-ordinated this week by MICHAEL BARRATT and FRANK BOUGH with DILYS MORGAN
VALERIE SINGLETON and BOB WELLINGS

Written by Roy Clarke
Starring Paul Greenwood

'You look quite nice in your uniform, dear, but there must be far better openings in wholesale fish.'

Cast in order of appearance: [see below]

Another episode starring Telly Savalas as Police Lieutenant Theo Kojak - a tough cop with a tough job in a tough town - New York.

with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents; Weather

A series of six programmes 3: Terror Weapons
Incensed by allied air attacks on German cities, Hitler orders the development of new terror weapons to be used against Britain. Agents' reports suggest that this is being done at Peenemtinde, hundreds of miles deep into enemy territory. A bombing raid might suffer heavy losses over such a distance and in any case the scientists are still not convinced by the evidence.
Then two captured German generals talk carelessly in a bugged room and British scientific intelligence is listening. But it could all be an elaborate hoax.
Late one summer evening the War Cabinet meets deep underground in Whitehall. On the basis of the scientific evidence they have to decide whether Bomber Command should take the risk.
Narrator WILLIAM WOOLLARD
Film editors KEITH WILTON , ROLAND TONGUE Written and produced by JOHN GROOM

JOHN TIMPSON and DENIS TUOHY
With DONALD MACCORMICK
Including News Headlines