Today's story is "Blast-off to the Moon"

The engineering programme
Arthur Garratt and David Shute investigate three new production techniques - isostatic pressing, cold extrusion, photofabrication.

with Peter Woods
Weather

When this mammoth statue went to America it was screened in a tent and adults paid admission to sample its excitements. Now you can see it at London's Tate Gallery, and no one will question your age or intentions. Nevertheless, The Kiss is still the most celebrated piece of erotic art, and even today it manages to make the covers of sex-books in Soho.

David Stafford-Clark looks at Rodin's masterpiece in relation to the erotic and pornographic.

The people, the stories, and the action behind the one commodity no one can do without - money.
Together with the Money-Minder - a new regular feature with the latest news on the Stock Market - plus a look at the lovely Julie Ege and the money that goes into making a new star.
(Move over Raquel, here comes Julie: Page 13)

If you take a boat up the river from Abingdon to Oxford you cannot fail to notice one very large house, standing apparently alone on the rising ground to the east. Two hundred years ago Oliver Goldsmith published The Deserted Village, and it is now claimed that the building ten years earlier of this house - Nuneham House - and the replanning of the estate around it, caused him to write his lament - 'The country blooms - a garden and a grave'
Written and directed by Brandon Acton-Bond (from Bristol)

Johnny Cash - a legend in his own lifetime - sings his kind of music, from Folsom Prison to I Walk The Line, and introduces his guests The Everly Brothers, Dusty Springfield, Rod McKuen
The first of four programmes recorded at Music City, USA - Nashville, Tennessee.
(Johnny Cash - 'man, he ain't like nobody': page 9)

A chance to enjoy one of the most entertaining conversationalists of his age.
Lord David Cecil, literary critic and biographer, recently retired from Oxford University to Dorset, discusses life, literature, some interesting friends, and eccentric relations, with an ex-pupil, Patrick Garland.