Today's story is 'Patti finds an Orchestra' by Jill Tomlinson
Illustrated by Alan Howard

A series of seven films on the threatened natural environment of Britain and its chances of survival.
Breathing fresh air in a modern industrial society is an expensive luxury.

Introduced by Peter B. Stone
with Dr A. Chandler, Dr S. R. Craxford, Professor P. J. Lawther, Rear-Admiral P. G. Sharp

Reporting the world tonight Peter Woods and the reporters and correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News
and Weather

Gordon Wilkins and Michael Frostick examine the costs of car upkeep in the first of two programmes. Four motorists in every 10 interviewed in a recent AA survey said they were not getting a fair deal from their garages, and many of their complaints were based on bad workmanship, slow service, and high prices for spare parts.
Do garages, in fact, jack up costs as well as cars?
They claim that they make less than two shillings in the pound profit on maintenance and repairs, and point out that over the past five years their bills haven't gone up nearly as much as those for petrol, road tax, or insurance.
Is the answer the one-man workshop or do-it-yourself?

by Henry James
Dramatised in four parts by Denis Constanduros.

Mrs Gereth has made her feelings about Mona plain to Owen and Fleda. Fleda has allowed Owen to persuade her to stay at Poynton to talk to his mother about Poynton.

(The Unsuccessful Bride)
This week - from Spain starring Maria Jose Alfonso, Alfredo Landa

For Rocio, a death in the family has more than passing significance. Director Manuel Summers is noted for his pithy and colourful social satires.

Tony Bilbow looks back over the week with William Rushton, James Cameron and other people, other views