Today's story: "Visitors in the Garden" by Jean Watson

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.15 pm)
(Colour)

with Richard Whitmore; Weather

Increased food production is one of the triumphs of modern technology. Packaged peas and fish fingers abound in our supermarkets. Modern fishing methods bring in record catches from Korea to King's Lynn. The Green Revolution increases four-fold the food production of the Third World, relieving hunger and averting disaster.

In this third programme John Percival argues the other side of the picture: the way poor countries like Ghana and Ceylon are forced into a precarious dependence on imported machinery, pesticides and fertilisers, the way poor fishermen lose out in competition with high-powered trawlers.

Cliff Michelmore covers the world of motoring
With Maxwell Boyd, Barrie Gill and Gordon Wilkins
World Champion racing driver Jackie Stewart defended his title in the 30th Monaco Grand Prix last Sunday. What explains the prestige and popularity of this spectacular race?
Tomorrow at Silverstone British motoring correspondents will test all the foreign cars now invading this country. Are French, German and Italian models any better than our own, or is buying a foreign car just a fad?

by Ian Thorne
This production won the 1970 Italia Prize for drama.
[Starring] Anne Stallybrass as Jane
Starring Keith Michell as Henry VIII
with Patrick Troughton and Sheila Burrell
[Repeat] (Colour)

Richard Williams with the sounds of today's music. In the studio Beach Boys, Magna Carta