Today's story is 'McAllister's Dream'
with dancer Billy Mathers, singer Margaret McLeod
(Colour)

A monthly series of programmes for doctors

(Repeated next Tuesday evening on BBC1 and BBC Wales)

Since 1950 only one ex-colony has not joined the Commonwealth. Yet does it continue only because it is there? Has it a practical purpose with which to survive the 70s?
Presented by Thomas Barman
with Rt Hon Michael Stewart, MP; Rt Hon Sir Alec Douglas-Home, KT MP; Rt Hon George Brown, MP; Lord Gladwyn; Rt Hon Douglas Jay MP; Rt Hon Iain Macleod MP

Reporting the world tonight
John Timpson and Peter Woods and the reporters and correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News
and Weather
(Colour)

for the BBC2 Trophy
The holders of the Floodlit Trophy versus the 1968 Finalists
(Colour)

saxophones Ronnie Scott, Ray Warleigh, Karl Jenkins
trumpet Kenny Wheeler
trombone Malcolm Griffiths
piano Gordon Beck
bass Ron Mathewson
drums Tony Oxley

The fact that Ronnie Scott is perhaps one of Britain's greatest-ever tenor saxophonists is often overlooked. Regular visitors to the Club need no reminding of this as he often sits in with his visiting artists, and sometimes not only equals them but surpasses them at their own craft.

(Colour)

by Noel Coward
starring Rex Harrison
with Constance Cummings, Kay Hammond, Margaret Rutherford

In this highly amusing film version of Noel Coward's famous stage success, Rex Harrison plays Charles Condomine. Charles and his wife Ruth invite to dinner Madame Arcati, an eccentric 'medium' hilariously portrayed by Margaret Rutherford. An after-dinner seance results in the disconcerting appearance of the ghost of Charles's first wife.

('This Happy Breed': Thursday, 9.10 pm Noel Coward: pages 60-65)
(Colour)

The world through European eyes
Sweden's only broadcasting organisation is SR. One in three Swedes has a television set. A quarter of its material originates from Britain. It is one of the stations which contribute regularly to Europa.
Introduced by Derek Hart

(Colour)

(Colour)