A programme for children at home.
Presenters this week, Valerie Pitts, Brian Cant
In the story chair, Nancy Quayle
Today's story is called 'The Mice Were Busy'

(to 11.25)

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

To many people the word 'contract' implies something printed and signed, but legally every purchase is a binding contract. Today's programme explains, among other things, a buyer's rights under the Sale of Goods Act and discusses manufacturer's guarantees and 'owner's risk' clauses.
With Sheila Bernette, John Rutland, Anthony Woodruff.

A contest between teams from London (West) - Irene Thomas, Christopher Anderson, Neil Stein and Leeds - Glen McDougall, Maurice Fern, Danny Kleinman
Introduced by Derek Hart.

Gordon Wilkins covers the world of motoring.

What will happen to car prices if Britain joins the European Common Market? Would it give motorists in this country the chance to buy an Alfa-Romeo, a Citroen, or a Mercedes on level terms with models from BMC, Ford, Rootes, Triumph, and Vauxhall? Fleet Street's top motoring writers examine some of the answers at their Foreign Car Test Day at Silverstone.

A thriller in five parts by Jon Manchip White.
with Patrick Kavanagh, Anna Palk, John Paul
and Morris Perry, Peter Blythe

Rex finds evidence that the death of Pat Rogers was no accident. Before he can act, he is brutally assaulted and hurled into a quarry.
(Shown on Saturday)

Diana and Yehudi Menuhin are At Home for an informal evening of music and conversation.
The guests, Jacqueline du Pre (cello), Maurice Gendron (cello), Thea King (clarinet),
Robert Masters (violin), Walter Gerhardt (viola), Hephzibah Menuhin (piano), Yaltah Menuhin (piano), Sir Hugh Casson, Dr. W. Grey Walter, Sir Kenneth Clark

followed by The Weather

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