(Previously televised on Wednesday and Thursday)

A film review of recent research and discovery in science and industry.
(Previously televised on February 22, 1952)

A film on fire prevention.
(to 16.15)

At the ruined Tantallon Castle high over the sea by the Firth of Forth, fulmars nest and go gliding and wheeling over the battlements. In this programme television cameras take you right up to their nests, and an expert, Henry Douglas Home, tells you about them.

Her Majesty the Queen names the new Royal Yacht.
(A BBC telerecording of the programme on April 16)

(to 17.45)

Another visit to Tantallon Castle.
Introduced by Alastair MacIntyre.
(Kirk O'Shotts only)
(to 19.45)

An entertainment magazine.
Introduced by McDonald Hobley.

Seven Wishes in View
A celebrity's birthday treat.

Lind Joyce

Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner
Including the Deliberate Mistake
This week's viewer competitor from Banbury.

Gary Miller

Wilfred Babbage introduces:
The Strange Case: 3: A Cigar for the Corpse
by Julian Ward.

Stringing a Thread of Tunes
A new angle on some old song favourites.

Viewers who live in Banbury, Oxon, are invited to place this issue of Radio Times in their windows from noon today if they wish to offer themselves as the competitor in tonight's "Puzzle Corner".

Sidney Harrison at the piano gives the second of three illustrated talks.

Speakers: H.B. Hylton-Foster, M.P., Robert Boothby, M.P., Hector McNeil, M.P., Frank Byers
Chairman, Dingle Foot

A visit to the Special Exhibition at the Royal Academy, London.
Sir Gerald Kelly, P.R.A., takes viewers round the galleries and discusses some of the pictures with Sir Owen Morshead, Librarian of Windsor Castle, and Sir James Mann, Surveyor of the Queen's Works of Art.

(sound only)