A programme for children at home
(Repeated on BBC-1 and BBC Wales at 4.20 p.m.)
(to 11.20)
Five programmes on biological research in medicine
A defect in certain cancer cells has provided a new approach to treatment.
Introduced by Dr. Christopher Evans
Reporting: John Timpson, Peter Woods and the reporters and correspondents of BBC News.
and The Weather
(Colour)
A selection of outstanding travel and adventure films reflecting man's curiosity in the world around him
Herman van der Horst's lyrical excursion to Surinam, a Dutch colony on the North Coast of South America.
(Colour)
Today Duke Ellington celebrates his seventieth birthday. As a salute to this great composer some of Britain's top jazz artists play and sing some of the outstanding compositions he has written during the last forty years.
Artists appearing are:
Stan Tracey's Big Brass
featuring Acker Bilk, Ian Carr, Tony Coe, Joe Harriott, Don Rendell
The Kenny Grahame Afro-Percussion
The Directions in Jazz Unit
Directed by Bill Le Sage
featuring Ronnie Ross, Johnny Scott, Bob Burns and The Freddie Alexander Cello Ensemble
Cleo Laine with Johnny DankworthWritten and introduced by Benny Green
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(Colour)
"Many teenagers become pregnant to punish their parents" (American High School Girl)
"I served honourably in the army as a homosexual but the government gives us dishonourable discharge if we are found out" (Anonymous)
German television asks how far is America still a country of pioneer ethics and puritan austerity?
In the privacy of a public lavatory in London a man uses a needle. Swiss television looks at drug addiction in England.
Tonight in Europa European television investigates 'the jungle of morals.'
Introduced this week by Jack Pizzey
(Colour)
(Colour)
The end of today in front of tomorrow with Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley and tonight's guests
(Colour)
