Today's story:
The Man Who's Always Late Written and told by James Blades Presenters
TONI ARTHUR , DEREK GRIFFITHS
Pianist PAUL READE
Bass guitar ALAN WEicnELL
Designer ANDREE WELSTEAD HORNBY Scriptwriter ROBIN HALDANE Director RICHARD GREENING
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

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A programme with a point of view defined week by week by the opinions of its guest critics - whether lay or professional.
MICHAEL DEAN introduces tonight's studio discussion.
Producer PETER CARR

Oldest enemies, oldest friends - the English, a personal view by the Irish writer Sean 6 Faolain ' It was 50 years ago when I got my first enchanting glimpse of England through the blown steam of the night mail from Fishguard to Paddington ... '. From childhood memory Sean 6 Faolain travels to London, Manchester and Sheffield, through public schools and slums, looking at the English ' as they struggle with their old age and their new concerns.'
Film from Irish Television Introduced by DEREK HART
Producer MARYSE ADDISON

Games with Love and Death
Five stories from the writings of ARTHUR SCHNITZLER dramatised by ROBERT MULLER Another chance to see
Story 1: Mother and Son starring Dorothy Tutin

The fifth of six programmes again bringing a wide range of music with a freshness of interpretation which makes the Mantovani Sound unique.
Guest artists Stella and Bambos

Another chance to see this personal view by J. Bronowski 6: The Starry Messenger
Propositions to be forbidden: That the sun is immovable at the centre of the heaven, that the earth is not at the centre of the heaven and is not immovable, but moves by a double action.'
(HOLY OFFICE OF the INQUISITION)
From earliest times Man has looked outwards from the earth and wondered at the movements of sun, stars and planets. This programme hinges on the crisis of the scientific conscience in the person of the astronomer Galileo and in the rich cities of Venice and Rome, the scenes both of his triumph and his punishment. DR BRONOWSKI examines the record of his trial in the secret archives of the Vatican.
Producer DICK GILLING
Series editor ADRIAN MALONE i Repeated next Sunday afternoon)
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Presented by David Holmes with Peter Dorling Weather

Chris Dunkley examines the world of television - the programmes, the people who create them and the opinions of the people who watch them.
Producer PHILIP SPEIGHT