Introduced by Joan Gilbert.

Housecraft
Christine Begrie shows Janet Turner how to prepare for the weekly wash.
(Arranged in association with the Queen Elizabeth College, University of London)

International Kitchen
Kamila Tyabji explains how to cook Biryani, an Indian rice dish.

Crochet
Muriel Hope Robins shows some crochet stitches and how to use them to make a hat for spring.

Winter Birds
'Fish Hawk' illustrates the kind of birds you may see now in your gardens.

(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)

Children's Newsreel

The Olive Jar
by Luigi Pirandello.
Translated and adapted for television by Michael Hyde.
[Starring] Arthur Young
(Second performance: February 20)

(to 17.40)

Comedi gan Islwyn Williams.
(Welsh play)
(Telerecorded o'r rhaglen a ddarlledwyd 27am o Ionawr)
(Wenvoe, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 19.15)

A friendly battle of entertainment.
Judges: Beryl Reid, Patrick Campbell, Eric Robinson
Introduced by Neal Arden.
Northern Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
Tonight's contest could become a friendly battle of the Roses for it is between Lancashire (represented by Shaw which is a cotton town near Oldham) and Yorkshire (represented by Aireborough which is in the West Riding). Each team will present nine acts which range from a brass band to an act involving musical glasses.

Introduced by Brian Johnston.
A topical programme that spotlights the latest news, views, and personalities of sport.

Armand and Michaela Denis on Filming in Africa
(Previously shown on February 5)

A television play by Ted Allan
with music by Malcolm Lockyer
[Starring] Bernard Braden
(Second performance: for details see Sunday at 9.45 p.m.)

[With] The Cradocks
John and Phyllis Cradock, the Bon Viveur husband and wife cookery team, present an unusual style of cookery to a studio audience at the Television Theatre.

(sound only)