Story: "Oogle the Stone Age Boy" by Julie Stevens

A series of 20 programmes

All children are overactive or withdrawn at times, but some are emotionally at risk. How can this minority be spotted, and what can be done to help them at school?
Introduced by Alan Little
Booklet 70p: see page 82

Reporting team Alastair Burnet Robin Day and Alan Watson with news and analysis from Blackpool where the Conservative Party Conference opens tomorrow.

The motoring news of the week in London and Paris introduced by Cliff Michelmore

At the Europa Hotel in London The Duke of Kent tonight awards a £10,000 prize to the winner of a Daily Telegraph contest for the best styled British car of 1973. At the Paris Motor Show Michael Frostick reports on French autumn fashions in cars, including Citroen's new rotary-powered GS saloon.

Also tonight: 34-year-old Scots-man Jackie Stewart, 1973 World Champion racing driver and winner of more grands prix than any other driver in motor racing history, returns home to Glasgow after the final Formula One race of the season in the United States. He talks to Barry Gill about his future in motor sport.

For the BBC2 Trophy
In this match between last year's finalists, the holders, even with ground advantage, will not find Widnes a pushover.

by Moliere
English version by Richard Wilbur
starring Michael Hordern, Michael Craig, John Standing

A brilliantly witty satire, in which the hero strips a family of its wealth and virtue. "Tartuffe" was banned from public performance for five years by Louis XIV.

(First shown on BBC1)
(Colour)

Bob Harris with the news, views and sounds of today's music.
In the studio: Don McLean, Leo Sayer plus album tracks, films, guests.
Creative loafing: page 4

with Ian Smith; Weather