Today: 'Tick and Tock' Written and illustrated by Marion Green.

(to 19.00)

with Ann Ladbury
Ten programmes based on a three-piece outfit of dress, coat and trousers specially designed for the series.
(Repeated: on Thursday 12.30 BBC1)
(There's tailoring in Ann's blood: p 17)

with Peter Woods
Weather

With Tucson under the control of ruthless outlaws the army is called in.

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir, Jenny Agutter, William Franklyn and Patrick Campbell, Dawn Addams, Richard Vernon
Referee Robert Robinson
(from Manchester)

This week's programme in the series on Man and Science today.

Only one person in every 50 people that read this will escape some form of rheumatism before their 70th birthday. Apart from the personal agony, these diseases cost the economy more in lost work than all our strikes put together, yet it's an under-funded, under-researched and little understood group of diseases.

Under the label of 'rheumatism' there are about 70 different diseases: arthritis, gout, slipped discs, lumbago, sciatica and so on. No single film could deal with all of them; what this film does is to show you what happens in some of the commoner kinds, and (where it's known) why it happens and what can be done about it. Where the answers aren't known, then the cameras went to the laboratories from which the answers will come.

by Phillip Martin
[Starring] John Collin as Sibley, Anna Cropper as Lynda, Derek Newark as Dolan

The savage redskins are howling for blood. The arrows are thudding into the cabin walls. Is this the finish for Billy and Lynda?

and Weather

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