Today's story is "The Cat Who Followed His Nose" by Ann Reay

Dramatised in two parts by Hugh Leonard
Starring Peter Cushing
and Nigel Stock as Dr. Watson
also starring Gary Raymond as Sir Henry Baskerville, Gabriella Licudi as Beryl Stapleton, Philip Bond as Stapleton
and featuring Gerald Flood as Sir Hugo Baskerville

"The legend concerns my ancestor, Sir Hugo Baskerville, who desired the daughter of one of his yeomen. Sir Hugo was a godless scoundrel... debased, profane, violent.... He abducted the girl and brought her here to Baskerville Hall... At dead of night she escaped..."
('I'm a bit of a nervous Norah': page 6)

Nearly half the population of Britain lives within 60 miles of the Peak District National Park. Millions visit the Park each year. Yet how many know of the battles that took place for the right to walk and climb there?
Ewan MacColl - folksinger and rambler - returns to Kinder Scout and tells the story of one that he remembers.
Taking part, Tom Stephenson, Fred Heardman, Tony Gillett, Dave Nesbitt, Bunny Rothman, Horace Oldham

Tonight's programme in a season of new feature films made specially for television.

Psychiatrist David Sorell is caught up in a world of nightmare horror induced by a group of people practising the black arts.

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