Today's story is "Arion and the Dolphin" by Peter M. Lewis, illustrated by Charles Front
Reporting the world tonight Peter Woods with Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Clayton, Michael Sullivan, David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and the correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News
and Weather
Bombay. It's the last lap of Louis Malle's journey through India and already it smacks of the West. Bombay is a city on the move, in the middle of an economic boom. Parsee industrialists, Muslim craftsmen, and immigrant labourers from the South all meet here in this cosmopolitan city, whose slums are as poverty-stricken as those of Calcutta, but whose modern factories, oil refineries, and traffic problems all show the shadow of the West. It's where Hinduism meets Industrialisation, where East goes West, where the India of yesterday and today meets the India of tomorrow. But what kind of tomorrow?
Waffles, See-through Foil Toasted Sandwiches, Garlic Sausage in Puff Paste, Scandinavian Canapes Mulled Ale
Some uncooked hints from Fanny about staying sane while the young generation are swinging:
'No tiddy puddings like trifles, jellies and awful ice-creams like guffy squodge.' 'Make no decisions about the choice of discotheques, let them make their own choice.' 'Conceal every fragile ornament you possess and throw every available cushion, pillow, or palliasse on the floors and staircase.' 'The rule is that "You Shall Work and They Shall Play and Never the Twain Shall Meet."'
(This week's recipe: page 11)
Starring Terry Scott
with June Whitfield, Henry McGee, Peter Butterworth, Anni Anderson, Roy Budd, Julie May, Emmett Hennessy, Fiona Kendall and The Mike Sammes Singers
(One day I'll try going straight: p 10)
Each week Europa looks at what the Continent's 350 million television viewers are seeing on their receivers at home.
On stations TSS Moscow, NDR Hamburg, ORTF Paris, SSR Geneva, and hosts of others.
For wherever there is a story the film crews of our television colleagues on the other side of the Channel are there reporting and commenting.
Introduced by Derek Hart
and Weather
Tony Bilbow talks to James Stewart whose films include: Mr Smith Goes to Washington, The Glenn Miller Story, The Man who Shot Liberty Valance, and most recently The Cheyenne Social Club.
(Jimmy Stewart's America: page 5)
