A programme for children at home.
Presenters this week, Carol Chell, John White
In the story chair, H. E. Todd
Today's story is called 'Silly Shoes'

(to 11.25)

at Headingley.
(On BBC-1 from 6.10)
(to 18.10)

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

"I must ask you to come with me." What would be your reaction to these ominous words? Must you obey? Does only a policeman have the right to arrest?
In this programme a case of suspected shop-lifting illustrates the laws relating to arrest and imprisonment.
With A Barrister
and Kathleen Helme, Anthony Woodruff, Jessie Barclay, John Dunbar, Kate Brown

A play-off between teams from
London (West) - Irene Thomas, Christopher Anderson, Neil Stein
Dover - Beryl Harrison, John Henderson, Ronald Robertson
Introduced by Derek Hart.

Gordon Wilkins covers the world of motor racing.

The fastest sports car race in the world begins tomorrow afternoon at Le Mans in central France. Speeds of over 200 m p.h. are expected if the weather is dry. Is the French firefighting and rescue effort adequate for drivers' safety? How effective are the crash barriers protecting the crowd of 200,000? An up-to-the-minute preview of the big race direct from Le Mans.
Produced by Brian Robins in collaboration with the French Television Service
See page 48

A thriller in six parts by Victor Canning.
Starring Terence Longdon, Isobel Black and Peter Vaughan
with Peter Arne, Hugh Cross and Noel Johnson
(Shown on Saturday)
See page 3

A monthly report from the world of music
Including

Benjamin Britten
"I felt that the alternative of just going on turning people away was too acute - I couldn't bear it."
The Aldeburgh Festival has made do for the last nineteen years with a tiny village hall. Last week the Queen opened a new concert hall which, adapted from an old maltings house on the marshes at Snape, will transform the Festival's capacity without changing its intimate character. Benjamin Britten talks to John Warrack about the hall and his plans for the future.

And from his home on the Island of Ischia, Sir William Walton speaks about his latest composition - the one-act opera "The Bear" which is being given its world premiere at Aldeburgh by the English Opera Group.

The Queen Elisabeth Prize
A report from Brussels on the important international music competition devoted this year to the violin. The programme includes part of the final concert by the winner with the Grand Orchestre Symphonique of RTB conducted by Rene Defossez.

Introduced by Bernard Keeffe.

Ian Trethowan looks back over the past week in Parliament and introduces reports on big debates in both Houses, questions to Ministers, significant moves behind the scenes, and the effects of M.P.s' work inside and outside Westminster.
With Hardiman Scott, David Holmes.

followed by The Weather

Criticism, Discussion, Diversion with Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow and tonight's guests.