An unrehearsed discussion on topics of the week.
Chairman: Frank Byers
Speakers: Walter Padley, M.P., A. J. P. Taylor, W. J. Brown, John Boyd Carpenter, M.P.
(A BBC telefilm of last Friday's programme)
(to 15.30)

Questions sent by viewers are discussed by: Gillian Poole (aged 14), Michael Nash (aged 13), Clive Abrahams (aged 14), Pauline Chases (aged 13).
Chairman: Jill Craigle
Questions for 'Junior Wranglers' on postcards please, to: The Editor, [address removed]
(to 17.35)

featuring

Cricket: The Changing Field
How positions in the field have varied with the changes in cricket technique explained by R. W. V. Robins with Brian Johnston, and demonstrated by Denis Compton, Jack Young, and members of the St. Marylebone Grammar School XI.

Fly Fishing
Esmond Drury a champion fly caster and experienced fisherman, introduces Max Robertson to this ancient and popular sport.

Sporting Headlines
Featuring topical events and personalities.

Cricket: Midlands v. South
A slip catching contest between R. E. S. Wyatt and Reg Perks of Worcestershire and Denis Compton and Jack Young of Middlesex.

From the London Scottish Drill Hall
Programme introduced by Max Robertson.

Let's call in at the little cafe round the corner to meet Norman Wisdom, Eddie Leslie, Beryl Reid, John Hanson, Ernest Maxin, Rae Johnson, Hamish Menzies and the proprietor, Vic Wise.
(Beryl Reid is appearing in 'After the Show' at St. Martin's Theatre, London)

Christopher Mayhew sums up.
In this final programme in the present series, Christopher Mayhew assesses the factors which may bring war... or maintain peace.

(sound only)