Today's story is 'The King's New Crown' by Sheila Archer
In the story chair William Mervyn
Presenters this week Carol Chell, Gordon Clyde

Even though it's still winter, flowers are blooming in Play School today: Carol makes some out of paper for her flower stall, and William Mervyn's story is about a king who finds the flowers in his garden not only beautiful but useful, too.

Cost a product one way and you make a loss; do it another way and you get a profit. Why?
Introduced by Graham Turner

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

Buck and Manolito, tired of being hard-working cowhands on the High Chaparral, decide to retreat to their own small ranch and take things easy. But that's when their troubles really begin...

Animal communication is a little-understood aspect of animal survival. There are a number of well-known reasons why animals survive; but how far does their ability to convey messages to one another help them keep their species alive?
This film was made in Kiev in the best Soviet nature film tradition. It contains no experts, only the communicators themselves - birds and bees, ants, fish, and baboons. Their communication systems were in use millions of years before Man evolved his own methods.
King Solomon's Garden is a world of odour, gesture, colour, cries of alarm, and various types of orientation signalling. It is a world that will be slow to give up its secrets, but which is beginning to give up a few of them in response to sensitive recording techniques and patient searches into the group behaviour of animals.

Written by Barry Humphries and Ian Davidson
A Thoroughly Nice Show starring Barry Humphries with his guests
and The Malcolm Clare Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers

Have you answered the questions on page 10? Compare your answers with those of the studio audience.
What neurosis is, and how it can be treated, is the subject of tonight's programme.

by Emile Zola
A second chance to see this dramatisation in five parts by David Turner
After the death of many of the villagers at the mine the strike has collapsed. The Belgians have been withdrawn from the pits and the miners prepare to resume work.

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