Starring Dermot Walsh, Susan Shaw, Lisa Gastoni, Jack Watling

When accused of not paying his bus fare, bank employee John Clarke gives a false name and address - that of an influential client. In the ensuing drama, scandal, blackmail and sudden death, all play a part.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

The waters of the River Usk provide a fascinating backcloth for the wonderfully intricate tapestry of nature and its wildlife.
A film directed by John Taylor

Third day: the final two hours of play

David Holmes reviews the moves made by the politicians and examines the part played by government in the lives of us all.

Earlier today at the Royal Birkdale Golf Club, Southport, one of the 140 golfers who set out on the quest for the title became the 1971 Open Champion. The man and his achievement and the attempts of those who tried and failed are introduced from Birkdale by Harry Carpenter.

by Henry James
Dramatised in four parts by Denis Constanduros

Mrs Gereth and her son Owen are visiting the Brigstocks. Mrs Gereth finds that Fleda Vetch, another guest, shares her views about the Brigstocks' house.
(Repeated: Friday, 9.50 pm)
("Directors think I know what I'm doing - but I don't": pages 6-7)

London's new Shaw Theatre, home of the National Youth Theatre, received a Royal opening last week. Outside the theatre in the Euston Road a sculptured 'St Joan' stands like a beacon.
Keith Grant, one of Britain's busiest artists, talks about what led up to the making of his sculpture and the involvement of the community in its creation.

Harry's guests include Sacha Distel, Nina, Donald Houston, The Treorchy Male Choir
with Julian Orchard, Lyn Ashley, Ronnie Brody

Tony Bilbow introduces this week's new films including Diary of a Mad Housewife. George C. Scott on location in Spain for The Last Run, plus extracts from Dr Strangelove, Patton and Jane Eyre.

Philip Jenkinson looks at more vintage stars in unusual roles

Laurens van der Post explores a region of shadow in the human mind in this series of highly personal films.

Himself of Afrikaans origin, and as a young man one of the first to oppose racialism in South Africa, writer and explorer Laurens van der Post has long sought to discover the causes at the heart of racial prejudice.
In this film he goes on a journey of rediscovery to South Africa and elsewhere. But his journey is also an inward one, to the dark places of the human mind. The conclusions he reaches challenge our whole way of looking at racial prejudice.

Starring Anthony Steel, Peter Finch, Diane Cilento

Conditions become stormy when a British merchant ship finds itself with an unexpected passenger.
Diane Cilento is the governess who joins 30 discontented men on the long voyage home from South America, and Peter Finch the captain whose reputation for luck at sea does not hold good for romance.