Starring Stewart Granger, Anthony Steel, Barbara Rush
with I.S. Johar

For Harry Black, killing tigers was a business - a way of life in which courage was a matter of course. But with the arrival of two old friends from England, love and loyalty make it much less simple.
(This Week's Films: page 11)

An entertainment for children with Brian Cant, Chloe Ashcroft, Toni Arthur, Johnny Ball, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton
People and places-music and jokes. Games for indoors and out.

(Colour)

In 1869 John Wesley Powell became the first man to navigate the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River.
A hundred years later a dozen of the world's top canoeists, backed by three rescue rafts, retraced Powell's voyage into uncertainty; at the bottom of a chasm over a mile deep, they too risked their lives amid the 20-ft waves, vast whirlpools, and giant rapids of one of the most powerful rivers in the world.

Winner of First Prize in the Rank Newsreel Documentary Awards for 1970.

Leonard Elmhirst tried to break the pattern of industrial decline at Dartington, Devon, in 1925. Now Dartington is reaching out again - to help the Yorkshire mining town of Conisbrough.

David Holmes on the political scene

Weather

Introduced by Cliff Morgan
1905, 1935 and 1953: the three famous years when Wales beat an All Blacks Test side. After two supremely successful seasons and their recognised contribution to the 1971 British Lions, do Wales, without John Dawes and Barry John, still have the potential to beat Ian Kirkpatrick's team to give them the 'rubber' at Cardiff Arms Park?
Commentator at the National Rugby Stadium, Bill McLaren.

(Colour)

Introduced by David Dimbleby
What's happening in our schools? And what should be? And should schools happen?

With historical assistance from Plato, Leo Tolstoy, The Amazing McMillan Sisters, Tom Brown, Various Living Notables, and of course Children
With film reports from:
Richard Lindley on today's France (Where they order things differently), Russia (Where it's even more different), Leeds and Leicester

And an examination of Nursery Education:
'Parentes and maisters should be familiarly linked in amitie, and contynual conference for their common care.' (Richard Mulcaster: 17th century)

Primary Schools:
'I don't know, Ma'am, why they make all this fuss about education. None of the Pagets can read, and they get on well enough.' (Lord Melbourne to Queen Victoria: 19th century)

Secondary Education:
'In his shop, or his office, in managing his estate or his family... (a man) is very little aided by this knowledge he took so many years to acquire...'
(Herbert Spencer: 19th century)
'Is it any... use at all?' (School Leaver: 1972)

(Where the learning begins: pages 10-20)

Weather

Starring Peter Wyngarde, Janet Blair, Margaret Johnston

A lecturer in psychology is alarmed to discover that his wife is obsessed with witchcraft and the practice of black magic. She explains that her collection of occult objects - a human skull, a dead frog - is their only defence against the forces of evil.
(This Week's Films: page 11)