by Hazel Adair and Peter Ling.
A second chance to see the week's episodes on BBC-1.

People - Places - Pops
Introduced by Gay Byrne.
assisted by Peter Haigh and Victor Brooks.

Helping to provide the entertainment: Larry Adler, Roy Castle, Mike Hurst, The Merseybeats, Tony Osborne and his Orchestra

People Worth Meeting

Picture Parade
with scenes from "The Finest Hours" and "Hide and Seek" by courtesy of Columbia and British Lion.

See also BBC-1

This week includes John Stone, Denis Tuohy, Pamela Donald, Michael Dean, Chris Denning and the latest news.

by Mrs. Gaskell.
Dramatised by Elaine Morgan.

Carson's mill has burned down, resulting in unemployment and starvation. Mary and Jem have misunderstood each other; and Mary has received a present from Harry. The workers' petition to Parliament has failed.
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studio

[Starring] Juliet Prowse, The Brothers Four, Vic Perry, The Ted Heath Orchestra, The Heralds, The International Cabaret Dancers

Our changing view of the universe.

This programme explores the changing attitudes of science through two lectures, given more than a hundred years apart, on-the candle.
The first lecture was given by Michael Faraday 1791-1867 Fullerian Professor of Chemistry, Royal Institution, London.
There is no more open door by which you can enter into the study of natural philosophy than by considering the physical phenomena of a candle

The second lecture is given by George Porter born 1920 Professor of Chemistry, Sheffield University.
Look again at the candle in the light of what Faraday has told us... and the miraculous sequence of reactions which occurs in its flame. Surely it is now more fascinating than ever.

BBC-tv Science and Features presentation
A monthly series

from Wimbledon
Jack Kramer brings you the best of Wimbledon, with recorded highlights of today's outstanding match in the All England Lawn Tennis Championships.

and a look at tomorrow