'I want to work for myself, not for a guv'nor.' What does it take to set up in business on your own - and is it worth it?
In this season of economic contradictions, what makes for success and what for failure in business?
A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic - plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear.
with John Edmunds
(Colour)
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Alan Paton author of Cry the Beloved Country talking to Hugh Burnett
'Many of my associates were not Christians - they were Jews and Hindus, and non-believers...' Alan Paton lost his passport in 1960 and still thinks his telephone is being tapped. But he's not unhopeful about the future: 'I don't regard a non-racist society as an impossibility - I regard it as an inevitability.'
A Personal History of the United States in 13 parts written and narrated by Alistair Cooke
On a July day in 1945 the first atomic bomb was exploded in the New Mexico desert. Three weeks later President Truman ordered the bomb to be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
In two centuries America had gone from a small nation trusting in a rifle by the fireside to the 'shatterer of worlds.'
From a parade ground in Washington, where Marine recruits learn to be 'tough hombres in uniform,' to a single aircraft commanding 1,000 nuclear missiles, Alistair Cooke looks at the way warfare has changed as America has become a military mammoth. 'Will the technology of the unthinkable war,' he asks, 'grow so strong and subtle as to acquire a momentum all its own which mere men will be powerless to resist?'
(Rptd: Monday, 10.10 pm. This series is currently printed in The Listener)
A programme featuring weekly some of the world's most popular music starring The Young Generation and Vince Hill with artists who have sold a million records
This week's guests Dusty Springfield, Tony Christie
With Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra
The second half of the best of Consequence
Starring Kenneth Griffith, Frank Thornton, Sheila Steafel with a selection of comedy sketches from the original revue-type series.
by Edward Boyd
with Roddy McMillan as Pike
Pike becomes involved in drugs and murder when a body is found in a hearse - but on the front seat.
Does its best to stave off Monday
James Cameron, William Rushton and John Wells - to name but a few - invite you to another of their cosy soirees.
Starring Charles Winninger
with Arleen Whelan, John Russell, Stepin Fetchit
Forty years have passed since the end of the Civil War, but the Confederate spirit, typified by the amiable, ageing Judge Priest, still rules the town of Fairfield, Kentucky. It is election eve, and the Judge is up for re-election once again-but this time seriously rivalled by the State's Attorney, a sharp Yankee politician.
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