Story: "Fearless Fred collects the Jumble" by Lionel Morton
Illustrated by Robin Shepherd

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.20 pm)
(Colour)

New aeroplanes and land transport could take us from the centre of London to the centre of Glasgow in an hour. The technical capability exists, but do we need it?

with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
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The Philippine Islands - once a United States colony, now an important factor in America's South East Asian policy.
On the eve of the Constitutional Conference, which could produce radical changes in the entire structure - and the relationship with the US - Europa reports on the Philippines through the eyes of Swedish and West German television cameramen, and comes up with two very different reports.
Introduced by Derek Hart

Introduced by David Jones

Neruda at the Roundhouse
'If you are born a fool in Rumania you follow a fool's career,
If you are a fool in Avignon, you are known for what you are
But if you are born a fool in Chile,
They soon will make you an ambassador.'
Some lines by Latin America's leading poet which came home to roost when he was appointed Chilean ambassador in Paris. Last year Review filmed Neruda at the Roundhouse.

Homage to the Square
Josef Albers, teacher of such important contemporary painters as Robert Rauschenberg, has been described as the great disciplinarian of modern art. His glowing coloured squares have a life and energy that have inspired a whole generation of artists. Here he talks about his work and demonstrates the qualities that make his abstracts so vocal.

Bron and Bird
Eleanor Bron and John Bird continue their look at some aspects of the arts you may have missed.

(David Jones is a member of the RSC)
(Colour)

From Austria, the winner of The Golden Rose Trophy, The International Press Prize, The City of Montreux Comedy Prize
Starring Felix Dvorak, Miriam Dreifuss, Olivia Molina, C-Department

Every year in Britain about 10,000 expectant mothers are given this news by their doctors. How much of a problem is it to have two rather than one?

by Guy de Maupassant
A second chance to see this dramatisation in five parts by Robert Muller

Georges Duroy survived his duel with a rival journalist. Charles Forestier is now very ill and Georges remains in close attendance on Madeleine as she cares for her dying husband.
(First shown last Saturday)

With Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley.

(Colour)