(The last six editions)
(to 12.00)

On the Farm
Eric Gold welcomes you to Church End Farm, Maxstoke, and introduces you to his family.

In the Garden
P. J. Thrower and Roland Smith sow seeds in boxes, take some chrysanthemum cuttings, and spray the fruit trees.

The Craftsman
Alan Knight, a blacksmith, works with wrought iron.

The Naturalist
James Fisher talks about some of the winter birds, including the fieldfare, redwing, and wild fowl.

Programme edited and introduced by Godfrey Baseley.
See 'Television Diary,' page 15

A visit to the Southall football ground to see the second half of this second-round amateur cup tie.
(to 16.10 app.)

Skipper Peter Butterworth and Porterhouse welcome you aboard.
Others at sea are:
Mr. Merlin, ship's engineer
Humpty Dumpty, ship's look-out
Sooty, the ship's mascot with Harry Corbett
and Martin Lukins, ship's cook and the cabin boy
'The Skipper's Yarn'
(to 18.00)

This week's Television Newsreels repeated at the following times
Monday's edition, 7.15 app.
Tuesday's edition, 7.29 app.
Wednesday's edition, 7.43 app.
Thursday's edition, 7.57 app.
Friday's edition, 8.11 app.

See 'Television Diary,' page 15

A mystery serial in six parts
Written for television by Eric Maschwitz
[Starring] Donald Houston and Honor Blackman

See below and 'Television Diary,' page 15

with a teen-age section presented by Violet Pretty.
For the first time on television Carroll Levis presents his programme before a specially invited audience.
See 'Television Diary,' page 15

Frank O'Connor tells one of his own stories.

(sound only)