Story: Lost and Found by BARBARA DEEHAN
Guest storyteller: Johnny Ball Presenters this week
Julie Stevens , Don Spencer

Weather

5: Crich with Neil Cossons
Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE

My 25 Million Babies
Archie Aitkins thinks of the seedlings in his nursery as babies. He is a lucky man - a man who has built a successful firm around the main interest of his life, trees.
Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY Director MICHAEL CROUCHER (Bristol)

The popular Western film series.

An army captain's mistake provokes an all-out Indian attack against the High Chaparral.

A musical quiz
Joseph Cooper as questionmaster invites you to match your musical wits against Joyce Grenfell Robin Ray , Bernard Levin Guest musicians
Cyril Smith and Phyllis Sellick
Director DENIS MORIARTY Producer WALTER TODDS

Bridges: When it Comes to the Crunch
How safe are bridges? Public confidence in bridge engineers sagged with the failure of four of the latest steel box girder constructions in 1970. No fewer than 60 British bridges had to be strengthened.
The history of bridge design is littered with the wrecks of bridges where the engineer went beyond the knowledge of his time.
But many of the failures might have been avoided if more research had been done. This programme tells a story of missed opportunities and reveals new, disquieting evidence of a problem which may attack a whole generation of our finest bridges. A problem which has not so far been made public.
Narrator WILLIAM FRANKLYN
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer MICHAEL ANDREWS

by FAY WELDON
Josie's face conceals her hard life, but she knows the lines on her hands tell the truth.
Powerful, sympathetic .. J hope never seen quite so much packed into a 30-minute drama (THE TIMES)
Designer FANNY TAYLOR Producer TIM ASPINALL
Director PHILIP SAVILLE ‡

Presented by David Holmes Weather

Tonight's programme is in two parts:
Picture Power
What messages do we get from the media? Evening students from London's City Literary Institute investigate the impact of the visual image.
The British Go Association
The board game of Go has been played for thousands of years in the Far East, and in recent years many Westerners have discovered its fascination.