Story: "Hand me Downs" by Malcolm Carrick

(Repeated on BBC! at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)

A series of eight programmes
Introduced by Brian Redhead
With Professor John Morris

The world of motoring introduced by Cliff Michelmore

Sixty people lose their lives on the roads every year-on horse-back. With 25,000 weekend riders in the Greater London area alone, cars and horses are in conflict. Can they share roads in greater safety? Dick Tracey reports.

Judith Jackson test-drives a new convertible on the sea-front at Brighton.

Michael Frostick examines a Government plan to take over car-testing from the garage trade.

with Donald Bisset as William Cobbett

Man was not born always to be at work.
An entertainment in songs, words and music, based on the writings and travels of William Cobbett - farmer, soldier, MP and journalist. He rode around England 150 years ago. He originated Hansard and edited a weekly newspaper. The Government imprisoned him for his outspokenness.
Are his attitudes even more relevant today than they were in his own time?Introduced by Christopher Brasher

BBC2 Snooker Competition
Two Pot Black Champions in action: Eddie Charlton, Australian Champion and 1972 winner v Ray Reardon, winner of the first Trophy in 1969. He became World Champion in 1970. These two top professionals last met in the 1972 Final with Charlton the victor. Reardon meets an opponent in tremendous form with the highest break so far of 110.
Introduced by Alan Weeks
(from Birmingham)

by Hugh Whitemore
[Starring] Keith Barron as David Duncan, Mary Miller as Jenny Duncan, Peter Bowles as Frank Cordroy, Ann Lynn as Madge Gallagher and Mervyn Johns as Lord Beale

'If I am a complete idiot I shall become an aeronaut, if not I shall become a philosopher.'

Bob Harris with the news of today's music.
In the studio Fairport Convention, Tom Paxton plus album tracks, films, guests.

with John Edmunds; Weather