The series which examines our working lives.

(Shown last Wednesday)
(Colour)

Money at Work looks at the good and bad economic consequences of the motor car.

What made the English landscape look the way it does?

direct from Perpignan
The final of the 1970 World Cup featured these two teams in one of the hardest games ever seen in Britain. Highlights of this afternoon's match.

Television presentation by the French Television Service

(Colour)

The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic - plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear.
with Michael De Morgan

(Colour)

This week: Martin Esslin, Head of BBC Radio Drama, talking to Robert Robinson
"I am not able to acquire certainty about anything"

There are 50 million people in China who are not ethnically Chinese at all. China is, in fact, a multi-national state composed of 50 different nationalities.

Felix Greene, in a personal view, shows us something of this other China - the Mongolians in the cold north, the Uighers in the vast plains of Sinkiang and a number of smaller minorities living in a remote area near the Laos-Burma borders. In the programme we see how these minority peoples live - their homes, their costumes, their music and colourful festivities - all so different from what comes to our minds when we think of 'China.'

(Felix Greene's China: next Thursday, BBC1, at 8.30 pm (not Scotland). Felix Greene interview: page 15)

Leader William Armon
and featuring Tommy Leonetti
and The Roy Gunson Dancers, The Tony Mansell Singers

(Colour)

by Evelyn Waugh
Adapted in seven parts by Barry Took
Starring Harry Worth as William Boot

While the rest of the Press Corps goes off on a wild-goose chase organised by Dr Benito, Boot remains behind to take care of Katchen, a waif of a German girl...
with James Beck as Corker, Sinead Cusack as Katchen, Dan Jackson as Dr Benito
and in order of appearance: [remaining cast]

(Sinead Cusack is in 'London Assurance' at the New Theatre, London)

by Julian Bond
with Zena Walker as Mary Drew and Pamela Brown as Margaret, Catherine Lacey as Kate.

Drew briefly rebels against all the emotional and material pressures which govern his life.

(Colour)

Starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon
with George Raft, Pat O'Brien, Joe E. Brown
A season of Billy Wilder's most celebrated comedies

Chicago, 1929, at the height of the Prohibition era. Two jazz musicians witness the St Valentine's Day killings and flee for their lives -by joining an all-girl orchestra!
(This Week's Films: page 13)