A programme for children at home.
In the story chair, Ted Moult

Each day this week Play School starts with a poem about farm animals, and Ted Moult returns to the storyteller's chair with three stories about his own farm.
On Tuesday Brian Cant tells another story about Skitter, Hope, and Camberley, the three felt penmen-it is Skitter's birthday. Thursday is a special day with the picturebook Miss Moppet by Beatrix Potter, and a visit to hospital through the square window.
(to 11.25)

Six programmes enquiring into the content and type of teaching used in the new O-level course devised by the Nuffield Foundation Science Teaching Project.
Introduced by Peter Kelly.

Act 3 of the new production of Richard Strauss's opera from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
Conducted by Georg Solti, Musical Director of the Royal Opera House who also introduces the broadcast.
In German with English sub-titles.

Covent Garden Opera Chorus
Chorus-Master, Douglas Robinson
Covent Garden Orchestra
Leader, Charles Taylor
Televised by arrangement with the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden
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Brian Curvis, Great Britain v. Jean Josselin, France
Direct from France.

Harry Carpenter reports on tonight's fifteen-round Championship fight direct from the ringside of the Palais des Sports in Paris.
Television presentation by the French Television Service
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by Simon Gray.
[Starring] George Cole as Caramel, Richard Pearson as Cloon, John Le Mesurier as Lame, Bryan Pringle as McWithers, Kynaston Reeves as Sir Roy, Barbara Miller as Mrs. Cloon, Rosamund Greenwood as Mrs. Lame, Edna Petrie as Mrs. McWithers, Winifred Dennis as Mrs. Portly

The Board are appointing a new House doctor. In Caramel they seem to have the ideal man for the job. But Caramel's arrival is the beginning of the biggest crisis they have ever had.

A dramatic reconstruction in eight parts by the Irish Television Service written by Hugh Leonard.
Produced and directed by Louis Lentin for Telefis Eireann
Part 3: Tuesday at 10.35

Stay up a little longer with Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean and whoever else turns up and Denis Tuohy reporting live from Montreux on the day's events in the 1966 Golden Rose Contest.