"Jumping as high,
As a bird in the sky"
Today's story "James goes Jumping"
Illustrated by 'Kathryn'.
Machinery to improve steel casting; part loads in containers; a more efficient Covent Garden Market. Three projects in total handling.
With Richard Whitmore
Reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad.
Weather
Don't we all want peace - an end to war and bloodshed and, above all, to the ever present threat of nuclear destruction? But how many of us are doing anything to achieve peace? Is there any useful action that the individual can take or are governments simply too remote and human beings just naturally aggressive? The fact is that 'peace' remains among the least researched of all human ideas.
Throughout the world a small but rapidly growing band of 'Peace Groups' is emerging. Originally scientists and academics, they have now added housewives, teachers and many other professions to their number. They choose to study peace as coolly and expertly as defence experts study war.
Tonight's film examines their beliefs and studies their work - both in Europe and America - and asks how practical their ideas really are.
Introduced by John Pett
A Counterpoint Production for the BBC, CBC and Bavarian Television
Including: a look at a magnificent collection of period costumes.
Where is the Mona Lisa? Collector's World interviews a man who is certain that it is not only in London but in his possession.
James Norbury answers questions.
Introduced by Hugh Scully.
(From Bristol)
by Anthony Terpiloff
The fourth of six plays for BBC2 by contemporary authors
Starring Anthony Hopkins as Hugh Saunders, Billie Whitelaw as Jeanne Saunders
Also starring Susan Clark as Diana Howard, Cyril Cusack as Dr Saunders, Al Mancini as Elliot Martin and Barry Morse as Paul Cantrell.
A co-production with KCET Los Angeles
(How Anthony Hopkins thinned down: page 8)
and Weather
Richard Williams with the news of today's music. In the studio Al Stewart, Paul Brett.