Starring Anna Neagle, Sylvia Syms
with Norman Wooland, Wilfrid Hyde White, Kenneth Haigh

A widow with two children is given the job of fiction editor on a magazine for young people, but finds herself preoccupied with trying to understand her own daughter Jan's behaviour.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

and Weather

Presented by Rene Cutforth

Saturday evening, 7 January 1961. Superintendent Smith of Scotland Yard arrests the Krogers at their Ruislip bungalow. The Portland Spy Ring is broken.

The Krogers were probably the most capable spies ever caught - their coding and communications techniques, models of efficiency and security. But how did their sophisticated devices work? The innocent-looking talc tin and whisky flask? The transmitter with the high-speed keying device? The one-time code pads? The microdots?

by Honore de Balzac
Dramatised in five parts by Ray Lawler
Starring Margaret Tyzack

Hector Hulot is paying court to Valerie Marneffe, Cousin Bette's neighbour. Unknown to Bette, Hortense has successfully engineered a meeting with Steinbock.
(Repeated: Friday, 9.20 pm)

Introduced by Mike Ledgerwood
Lance Le Gault and Pan's People star in the BBCtv entry which won both the first prize and the special Press Award in the Golden Seaswallow competition of live television held in Knokke, Belgium in July 1971.

Also extracts from the Bronze Award programme from BRT Belgium starring Anne Christy and SRG Switzerland featuring Rene Quellet and Jozsef Molnar

The story of the six terrible last years as he worked desperately to repay the mountain of debts that came from the collapse of his publishing house. On the eve of the bicentenary of his death this dramatised documentary, which was filmed mainly at the Scott family mansion of Abbotsford, tells through his own words from his journals and letters of the crash from the peaks of fame as the world's first great popular novelist, through the years of adversity to his exhausted death in 1832.
starring Robert Urquhart as Sir Walter Scott
and members of the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club

(from Scotland)
(Colour)

Director John Frankenheimer and actors Omar Sharif and Jack Palance on location last year in Spain and Afghanistan for their latest film which is now showing in London.
Philip Jenkinson shows scenes from vintage films with an equestrian flavour.

Highlights of the Fourth Test at Eden Park, Auckland
by satellite from New Zealand

Introduced by Cliff Morgan
Victory in this final Test would establish a record unequalled in the history of International Rugby Union and, by ending the myth of Kiwi invincibility, herald a new era in British Rugby.
Presented by Bill Taylor in association with NZBC

Last of three films featuring Edward G. Robinson
also starring Orson Welles, Loretta Young

A Nazi war criminal goes to earth in a quiet American town.
(This Week's Films: page 9)