A programme for children at home.
Presenters this week, Miranda Connell, Stephen Cartwright
In the story chair, Ted Moult
The story today is 'The Flood'.

(to 11.25)

Fourteen programmes on the laws that affect our daily lives.
Introduced by John Edmunds.

There are five basic grounds for divorce as the law stands at present, the three most common being Desertion, Adultery, and Cruelty.
With A Barrister
and Marian Diamond, Bernard Finch, Anthony Woodruff, Keith Anderson, Robert Young, Martin King

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir with Eleanor Bron, Alan Bennett and Patrick Campbell with Janey Ironside, Michael Trubshawe.
Referee, Joe Melia

Barrie Gill covers the world of Speedway.

In Speedway racing, as in most things, nothing succeeds like success. New Zealander Barry Briggs has been world champion four times. He has been at the top for ten years, riding in 600 races a year, and last night at Wimbledon Stadium he was due to defend his title yet again. How long can a champion survive in this stormy sport?

A thriller in six parts by Arden Winch.
Starring Michael Bryant, Richard Hurndall, Joseph O'Conor

James is suspicious of the I.S.C. but lacks the proof to convince M.I.7. He later accuses his immediate I.S.C. boss of being redundant - and is promptly promoted.
(First shown on Saturday)

A film of their first American tour.
Under the auspices of Sol Hurok, this was a new chapter in the exacting but rewarding life of Britain's famous group of chamber musicians.
The Melos Ensemble
Cecil Aronowitz (viola), Adrian Beers (double-bass), Lamar Crowson (piano), Gervase de Peyer (clarinet), Emanuel Hurwitz (first violin), Ivor McMahon (second violin), Neill Sanders (horn), William Waterhouse (bassoon), Terence Weil (cello)
Guest appearances by Janet Baker, Ella Lee, James Drury (The Virginian)
with music by Schubert, Jean Francaix, Bartok, Shostakovich, Janacek, Mozart, and Spohr.

Westminster at Work looks back over the past week in Parliament with Hardiman Scott, David Holmes.

including
Plunder
A weekly raid on the archives of BBC Television-and elsewhere.
Introduced by Michell Raper.