9.15 Engineering Craft Studies
Friction in Engineering
9.38 Science All Around
10.0 TV Club
10.23 Hyn o Fyd
Kenya: Ar Saffari; Yr Impala

11.0 British Social History The Three Rs
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11.23 Words and Pictures
11.40 Biology
Microbes and Man
12.5 pm Reportage: 14

Weather KEITH BEST

including Grace and Flavour with Michael Smith

Wildlife in Canada

2.1 Watch: Rope and String
2.18 Scan: Why Peterloo? (Rpty
2.40 Focus
4: A Fair Chance
Written and presented by ROGER MCGOUGH with STEPHEN TATE , CAROL LEADER Director IAN ROSENBLOOM Producer CHRIS JELLEY

by Mary Norton
with Dorothy Tutin
(Repeat)

by E. NESBIT ; dramatised in eight parts by JOHN TULLY
The children have sent the carpet away to its native Persia to bring back some gifts to entertain them. When it returns, however, they are nonplussed to find that the gifts are four-legged, furry and need feeding.
They have an unwelcome visitor in the house, but solve several problems by taking him to the desert island.
6: What to do with a Burglar
The Phoenix made and operated by JOE BARTON
Film cameraman JOHN BAKER Film editor BILL WRIGHT Designer MYLES LANG Director CLIVE DOIG
Producer DOROTHEA BROOKING

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

How high is your rates demand? How much, if any, of the money you pay is being wasted? How efficient are our local authorities?
Tonight, as part of Nationwide's Bristol week, the Public Eye Unit focuses on one particular West Country council and its spending.

Written by ROY CLARKE starring Paul Greenwood Wholesale Fish
' You look quite nice in your uniform, dear, but there must be far better openings in wholesale fish.'
Signature tune written by PAUL GREENWOOD and IAN WILSON Sung by PAUL GREENWOOD
Incidental music by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Film cameraman JOHN BAKER Producer BERNARD THOMPSON
(Postponed from 19 January)

Another episode starring a tough cop with a tough job in a tough town - New York.

with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

A series of six programmes 5: If ...
Much of the work of the scientists during the Second World War was never used operationally; but the armed forces required always to be able to counter any new device that the enemy might use.
This programme shows some of the fantastic weapons that were devised by both sides during World War II: bouncing bombs, rocket-powered guided missiles and 40-ton gliders. Many of these ingenious devices were never to be used in anger - and others, the jet-fighter for example, were just too late.
Narrator WILLIAM WOOLLARD
Film editor COLIN JONES
Written and produced by BRIAN JOHNSON

Introduced by Harry Carpenter Featuring tonight: Cup Soccer Action
Highlights from one of tonight's top football matches.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES
Boxing Action
The Light Middleweight
Championship of Great Britain
Last night's top-of-the-bill fight for the vacant title between
Jimmy Batten and Albert Hillman from Mike Barrett 's Royal Albert Hall promotion.
Commentator HARRY CARPENTER
TV presentation:
Football ALEC WEEKS Boxing BOB DUNCAN
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

with JOHN TIMPSON and DENIS TUOHY Throughout the week Tonight looks at the people and topics that provoke, entertain, worry or amuse us.
Tonight's reporters at home and abroad are
Michael Delahaye, Vincent Hanna David Jessel , David Lomax John Pitman , David Taylor and Philip Tibenham
Including News Headlines