Filmed and introduced by Dick Bagnall-Oakeley.

With the end of summer the pattern of bird-life in Britain begins to change. The swallows leave for Africa where insect food is plentiful. Some of our resident birds change their diet altogether, while others flock together for safety.
Today's programme illustrates this changing behaviour and also shows ways of finding the roosts of birds.
(to 11.45)

Newyddion y Dydd ynghyd a Cwraig Y Ty
Cylchgrawn in cynnwys awgrymiadau ar gyfer y ty a'r teulu
Y cyflwyno gan Nest Williams
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)

(to 13.20)

John Berger meets a leopard, and looks at some of the ways artists of the past and today have portrayed this type of animal.

Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
(to 14.45)

A magazine programme for younger viewers.
Introduced by Christopher Trace and Leila Williams.

A weak and frightened Sheriff allows cattle-rustlers to run the County as they please. Determined to catch the law-breakers red-handed, the Lone Ranger and Tonto follow a trail towards certain death. Only the Sheriff can save them-but can he find the courage to do so?

With Adrian Hill who sets a subject, helps you with your picture-making, and announces this week's prize-winners.
Picture Gallery: 'Self Portrait'

On transmitters serving the areas.
6.10 News for Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the English Regions
News from Wales: 6.15-6.20

Percy Thrower with Seasonal work in garden and greenhouse and Francis Hanger
Curator of the Royal Horticultural Society's Gardens at Wisley showing Beauty from the Winter Garden.
Foliage-Berry-and Flower and Carrot, parsnip and turnip varieties ready for the table now.
From the BBC's Midland studio

Look around with Cliff Michelmore, Derek Hart, Alan Whicker, Fyfe Robertson and including John Morgan, Polly Elwes and Elton Hayes.

Starring Sheila Buxton in an informal programme of melody
With Alyn Ainsworth and the BBC Northern Dance Orchestra
From the BBC's North of England television studios
BBC Recording

by Richard Llewellyn.
Adapted as an eight-part serial by Barry Thomas.
The story of a valley and of the people who live in it.

Mr. Gruffydd falls foul of the deacons, Huw listens to nightingales, and Dai Bando gives his views on education.
From the BBC's Welsh studio

A television series by Duncan Ross.
Based on the stories of Neil Munro.
[Starring] Duncan MacRae with Roddy McMillan, John Grieve, Angus Lennie
Film sequences by the BBC Scottish Film Unit
From the BBC's studio in Scotland

A film series, starring Michael Rennie as Harry Lime.
A famous chef, who is an old friend of Harry Lime, invites him to a specially prepared dinner. While Harry approves of the menu, he is less enthusiastic about the company his friend keeps.

The outstanding documentary film which tonight, on television, will be seen, by the public for the first time.
'I Want to go to School' is in many respects a sequel to the award-winning 'We Are the Lambeth Boys'. It is a brilliant and incisive observation of children at work and play.

People who make the news face questions from people who write the news.

A magazine of news and pictures from cameramen all over the world.
Presented by Kenneth Kendall.