Introduced by Joan Gilbert.

Interview
Lady Brunner, recently elected Chairman of the National Federation of Women's Institutes, tells of the development of the movement since she first joined it in 1937.

Music
Renata Scheffel-Stein plays the harp.

Sunday in the Country
Daphne Padel describes a recent visit to Box Hill and Polesden Lacey.

Chinaware
Jeanne Heal shows examples of English china now being exhibited in London.

Round the Shop
Margot Lovell reports on what she thinks will interest you in the shops.

(to 16.00)

A short story by Leo Tolstoy.
dramatised by Richard Sharp.
Adapted for television and produced by Nan Macdonald.
Scene: A small town in Russia towards the end of the last century
Second performance: next Sunday
(to 17.35)

From Hutchinson House where five hundred trophies are on view.
This is the most representative collection of sporting trophies ever shown under one roof. Lord Aberdare, the chairman, is host to a number of sportsmen who discuss their personal experiences.

From the farcical story by George A. Birmingham.
Adapted for television by Robert Christie.
(Second performance, for details see Sunday at 8.15 p.m.)

(Wednesday's edition repeated)

(sound only)