Today's story is 'The King Who Liked Chocolate Eclairs' by Julia Michaels
(repeated on BBC1 and BBC Wales at 4.20 pm)
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Reporting the world tonight

John Timpson and Peter Woods

and Weather
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This International Award winning film reconstructs the famous book by T. H. White about a duel between a falconer and a hawk.
It takes two months for a man to train a hawk up to the point where it will obey his commands and make its first kill. This unusual programme highlights the emotional and practical struggle that develops between man and bird, and which the falconer has to overcome.

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A new quiz series.
This week John Tusa asks Dame Sybil Thorndike, Frank Hauser, Edward Woodward for facts and opinions about The Theatre
(Edward Woodward is a National Theatre player)
(Next week: Journalism)
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starring Bradford Dillman, Dolores Hart, Stuart Whitman, Pedro Armendariz

Set against the turbulent days of the early 13th century, much of tonight's film was made on location in Spain and in Italy where Francis lived in the town of Assisi in the mountain country of Umbria.

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Line Up: Tuesday presenting a condensed version of The Marowitz Hamlet
A collage adaptation by Charles Marowitz of Shakespeare's play.

This is not the Hamlet you know. It is an original and disturbing reassembly of the play and its characters.
As performed by the Open Space Company at the Open Space Theatre
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