"Hubert Turns Over a New Leaf" by Helen Palmer

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)

The Queen, accompanied by The Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne, is welcomed by President Tito at Belgrade Airport at the start of a unique State Visit-the first ever paid by a reigning British monarch to Yugoslavia, an independent Communist country.
Presented by the Yugoslav Television Service

A series of seven programmes

'To tackle safety, you've got to look at the whole work system.'
With Tom B. Leamon

with Clive Jacobs; Weather

BBC2 Trophy: First Round: Huddersfield (claret and gold) v Castleford (yellow with black)

Castleford go to Fartown determined to avenge the one-point defeat by Huddersfield in last season's competition.

Cliff Michelmore reports on the new cars of the year direct from the London Motor Show at Earls Court with Barrie Gill and Gordon Wilkins
Foreign manufacturers now account for one in every four new cars sold in Britain. Output from our own home factories is bigger than ever: 1,107,000 new cars have been sold in the first eight months of 1972. But the import trend goes on with 270,000 new foreign cars registered in Britain over the same period. Tonight Wheelbase examines some of the reasons. Are foreign cars more reliable than our own? Or do motorists choose them just to be different?
The programme also looks at the future of the London Motor Show itself. Now that new cars are no longer announced at the Show is there still a case for holding the Earls Court Exhibition every October?

(Colour)

by Ronald Eyre
A Stage 2 presentation starring Robert Stephens as Rasputin
with Peter Barkworth as Tsar Nicholas II, Isabel Dean as The Empress Alexandra, Lally Bowers as The Dowager Empress and T.P. McKenna as Kommissarov

An exciting new look at a most mysterious man at a momentous time in history.

"...unfolded all the tapestry of decadent politics in the twilight of the Tsars" (The Times)
(First shown on BBC1)

Weather

Bob Harris with the news, views and sounds of today's music.
In the studio: Plainsong, Mickey Newbury
plus album tracks, films and guests.