Starring James Darren, Pamela Tiffin, Doug McClure
Two young racing car enthusiasts meet at college and design a jet-turbine car to attack the land speed record.
An entertainment for children with Brian Cant, Julie Stevens, Lionel Morton, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton
People and places - music and jokes. Games for indoors and out.
(Colour)
Rossini's famous overture illustrated in cartoon form by Gianini and Luzzati
Douglas Botting is one of the few people to have seen Siberia, which takes up nearly a tenth of all the land on earth, from the far north - where the tribesmen herd their reindeer across a vast desert of snow - to the industries and research establishments further south. This is the new Siberia; the living's still hard but the wages are high and some people now go there willingly.
Spoken and written by Douglas Botting
Harold Williamson talks to John Robinson, who went to prison for attacking his 18-month-old son, and sees how some London mothers, who live in fear of repeating attacks on their own children, are being helped in an experiment run by the NSPCC.
News, views and current issues from the world of medicine.
David Holmes reviews week-by-week the moves made by the politicians and examines the part played by government in the lives of us all.
Weather
The 1972/73 Tour of The 7th All Blacks
Match No 13: North-Eastern Counties v The All Blacks (New Zealand)
Introduced by Cliff Morgan.
Commentator at Lidget Green, Bradford: Bill McLaren
(Colour)
by Leo Tolstoy
A second chance to see this dramatisation in 20 parts by Jack Pulman
Andrei's protracted absence made Natasha susceptible to Anatole's advances. However Sonya prevented the elopement, but Natasha's engagement to Andrei was terminated.
on Tyneside
An entertainment for Saturday: a mixture of music, plays, poetry, prose, comedy, films, the visual arts - and a few surprises. Introduced by Joe Melia from the University Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne
Among the main events are:
Lindisfarne
The Top Ten Geordie group sing some of their own songs, including 'All fall down' - a broadside at urban planners with a special message for the city of Newcastle.
Tyneside Poetry
For the past seven years, Newcastle has provided an international centre for poets in the Mordern Tower, founded and run by poet Tom Pickard
Tonight Pickard, Tony Harrison, Jon Silkin and Rodney Pybus read and talk about their work with the audience.
10.0 La Creation du Monde
Andre Previn pays his second visit as guest conductor of the Northern Sinfonia, to direct a performance of Darius Milhaud's 1923 ballet score for 18 players.
Jobling at Jarrow
Vince Rea, founder of the only gallery on Tyneside entirely devoted to serving local artists, introduces photographs and sculptures from the commemorative exhibition he has built around the myth of local hero William Jobling, a Durham miner gibbeted in 1832.
10.30 The Dividing Fence
A play specially written for Full House by Peter Terson
The True Life Story of Andy Capp
A film about the North East's best-known cartoon character, his creator Reg Smythe and the town of Hartlepools where they both come from. Andy Capp now appears in 42 countries and in 13 languages. Despite Andy's fame, Reg Smythe firmly resists any attempts to analyse him.
Plus prose readings from Syd Chaplin, Tom Pickard with Paul Jones, and Newcastle on film.
Weather
Starring James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy, Donald Crisp, Alex Nicol
Spurred a thousand miles by memories of a massacre in which his brother was killed, Will Lockhart's search for the murderer leads him to New Mexico and deadly conflict with the vicious son of a cattle baron.
