Today's story is "The Didgeridoo" written and told by Rolf Harris

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Concluding his exploration of life in the North Sea, Dr David Bellamy examines its importance and interdependence. Will it remain a rich resource, and can pollution and conservation be reconciled? There are no easy solutions.
Natural history film from Norddeutscher Rundfunk (Hamburg)
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with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight
Weather
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A Television Literary Quiz
Alan Brien asks Antonia Fraser, John Gross, David Plante, Francis Wyndham for their opinions and reactions
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Introduced by James Mossman

Middle-aged and conservative Edward Griffin decides that it is time for a change. Perhaps if he traced the mother who abandoned him at the age of six months...

P.H. Newby, winner of the 1969 Booker Prize for Fiction, wrote this original story for Review
Adapted and directed by Gavin Millar
With Thorley Walters as Edward Griffin, Nora Nicholson as Mrs Abel, Una Brandon-Jones as Ginny Griffin
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by Arden Winch
with Clive Swift as Inspector Waugh

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King of Country Music
featuring George Hamilton IV
with The Hillsiders
and guests Slim Whitman, Murray Kash, Little Ginny
Slim Whitman comes back to London-based Nashville with more of his own distinctive songs and sounds.
Introduced by David Allan from the Nashville Rooms, London

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In Russia, pilgrims flock to the ancient monasteries of their faith to be blessed, despite the threat of arrest as loiterers. In Yugoslavia, the sick and maimed travel hundreds of miles to a shrine to pray for recovery. In Hungary, young people crowd into the cathedral of Budapest for a pop communion service.
TV cameras from West and East Europe witness that religion still survives in Communist countries today, despite 50 years of atheist propaganda. And this is the story which Europa tells tonight.
Introduced by Derek Hart
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Tony Bilbow looks back over the week with William Rushton, James Cameron and other people, other views
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