Today: "This is London" by Miroslav Sasek
(Repeated on BBC-1 and BBC Wales at 4.20 p.m.)
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(to 11.20)

A monthly series of programmes for doctors
(Repeated next Tuesday evening on BBC-1 and BBC Wales)
(to 13.45)

Fifth Day
from Headingley, Leeds.
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(to 18.00)

The World Tonight
Reporting: John Timpson, Peter Woods
followed by The Weather
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The second of two documentaries
Malcolm Muggeridge talks to Helen Corke about her relationship with D. H. Lawrence
[Starring] Maurice Roeves as D.H. Lawrence, Ellen Dryden as The young Helen Corke, James Maxwell as Siegmund, Jane Rushton as Jessie Chambers

This programme was first shown a year ago, and Helen Corke was then eighty-six years old. She knew D. H. Lawrence for four years at the most crucial time of his life, just before the success of Sons and Lovers. His second novel, The Trespasser, is based on a series of tragic events in her life, and she is the inspiration of a number of his poems.
To listen to Helen Corke speaking of these past storms with such matter-of-fact objectivity, to try to reconstruct the strong-willed young woman from the old mask, was totally fascinating, (Daily Mail)
Miss Corke told a sad story with dignity. (The Times)
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James Burke looks at the 'How, where, and when' of the flight to put two American astronauts on the moon.
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Dramatised by Hugh Leonard
[Starring] Margaret Tyzack as Mrs. Hamlyn

A lonely middle-aged woman seeking a divorce, a young doctor infatuated by a married woman, a deceived husband, a pompous consul, a retired missionary couple, an acid-tongued spinster, and a group of Malayan workers are some of the passengers travelling by Pacific and Orient liner. Soon after the ship leaves Singapore an Irish planter falls ill. His cockney employee is the only passenger who knows that the planter is under a death curse from a Malay woman. As his condition deteriorates the effect is felt by all on board. While the ship races to the nearest port the veneer of respectability cracks.
(Next Tuesday: Lord Mountdrago)
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The second in the series in which European television reporters look at aspects of British life.
Tonight: Stanislaus Faure of TV Rencontre of France reports on The Church of England.
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The end of today in front of tomorrow.

including
Apollo 11: Target Moon
A special report on the prospects and the preparations for the flight to the moon which is due to blast-off tomorrow afternoon. James Burke and Patrick Moore report from the Apollo Space Studio.
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