Story: The Hare and the Tortoise Adapted by HELEN PALMER
Illustrated by LAURENCE HENRY Presenters this week:
Miranda Connell , Don Spencer

Dispute: Part 2
Introduced by PATRICK O'BRIEN

5: A Job across the Channel?
In theory you can now apply for jobs anywhere in the Common Market-how do you do it and what are the snags?
Narrator JOHN TIMPSON
Producer PETER RIDING

Weather

Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete for the BBC2 Masters Trophy Fourth Quarter-final
Denis Mercer (Cheshire) v Roy Armson (Cheshire)
Mercer won the British Crown Green Merit and the Cheshire Championship in 1972. Armson won the Trophy in 1969. Introduced by STUART HALL from the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool Commentator HARRY RIGBY
Presented by NICK HUNTER
Series producer RAY LAKELAND

starring Ben Murphy as Jones and Roger Davis as Smith with guest stars Burl Ives
Katy Jurado , Cesar Romero The McCreedy Feud
Big Mac McCreedy decides to settle his long-standing feud with rich Mexican rancher, Armendariz. Or rather, he hires Smith and Jones to do it for him.

A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell
Joyce Hopkirk , Gordon Jackson and Frank Muir
Fiona Lewis , Sir John Betjeman Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director PEGGY WALKER
I Producer JOHNNY DOWNES (Mancuesier) I Mot much flesh: page 5

An Element of Mystery
Mercury - panacea or poison? Horizon looks at the sources, uses and properties of this unique metal, the only one to remain liquid at room temperature, and examines its role in modern society.
Most of the world's mercury supply is produced, as it has been for centuries, in Almaden - a tiny town in Spain, where the metal drips from the rock in underground mines. But do we use it safely? If mercury vapour killed Charles II, what chance have we with our teeth full of mercury-based amalgam and the metal's use in the manufacture of margarine, cleaning fluids and thermometers, as well as widespread use in industry?
This programme tells the truth behind the mercury-in-tuna-fish scare, and shows how a recent piece of scientific detective work could save the lives of thousands. Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer simon CAMPBELL-JONES

by WILLIS HALL
Another chance to see this Thirty-Minute Theatre comedy.
Wilf Hardiman manages a losing team. But his faith is boundless ... it has to be.
The Team:
It was marvellously junny ... but real as well . THE TIMES Designer TIM HARVEY Producer ANNE HEAD
Director HERBERT WISE

Presented by David Holmes with Peter Dorling Weather

The Gipsy Council
This week it a gipsy gathering on the camp side in Wandsworth, the Gipsy Council meets with fellow gipsies, friends, and non-sympathisers for discussion, ceremonies, songs and dancing.
Disastrous humau problem: pane 8