Presenters this week Lionel Morton, Julie Stevens
Today's story: "Old Winkle and the Seagulls" by Elizabeth and Gerald Rose

I saw a ship a-sailing
A-sailing on the sea...
Today Julie uses a nutshell and bits and pieces from the Useful Box to make a sailing ship. There are some sea horses in Play School on Pets Day, and later in the week Lionel tells a story about a king who tried to stop the tide coming in.

Dramatised by Roger Dixon

John Marsh, the newly appointed Accountant in the Hardy Heating Company, meets his colleagues and considers what his job should be.
Introduced by Graham Turner

Reporting the world tonight
John Timpson and Peter Woods
With Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Clayton, Tom Mangold, Michael Sullivan,
David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and BBC News correspondents
and Weather

It's excitement and action when notorious gunfighter Johnny Ringo is hired by the Army to track down an Apache who killed a scout, and looks as if he could start a full-scale war.

In a very small number of people there is complete failure of both kidneys. Ten years ago, this would have meant certain death. Nowadays, they can be kept well by a very rigorous diet, by dialysis - purifying their blood two or three times a week -or by transplanting a kidney.
What is it like to use an artificial kidney machine as a vital part of your life?
In tonight's programme, people involved in dialysis and kidney transplantation discuss some of the problems which they have to overcome, in hospital or at home.

Written by Barry Humphries and Ian Davidson
A Thoroughly Nice Show
starring Barry Humphries
with special guest Arthur Mullard and Joanna van Gyseghem with Cyril Cross
The Malcolm Clare Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers

with the voices of those who remember him and the cars and aeroplanes he left behind him.
Born the youngest son of an impoverished miller, he died in 1933, leaving a fortune and the blueprints for the engine that helped save this country in the Battle of Britain. He also left a philosophy of engineering excellence that is the foundation of Rolls-Royce; a philosophy imitated by few and bettered by none. As much as possible of this film was made in the places where Sir Henry worked and with the cars, engines, and aeroplanes he made. It's a memorial to a very ordinary, and yet very great man.
with Anthony Brown as Sir Henry

by Emile Zola
A second chance to see this dramatisation in five parts by David Turner

Talk, argument, people, diversion with Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley
(Colour)