Story: The Sailor written and illustrated by DICK BRUNA Presenters
JULIE STEVENS , DON SPENCER

5.25 Stephen - a Case Study

5.50 The Importance of Parliament

6.15 New Trends in Geography

A series of five programmes 2:Be Quiet!
Producer BOGER OWEN
Book (same title), 70p, from bookshops

including today's News Summary
Every Thursday evening
Robin Day's nightly Newsday takes a longer look at the vital issues of the week with the people concerned.
Preceded by Weather

based on the novels of ANTHONY TROLLOPE : written for television in 26 parts by SIMON RAVEN
Plantagenet has paid Lopez's election expenses. Since Emily's father will give him no more money and Glencora has ' cut' him, Lopez has taken his version of the election expenses story to Quintus Slide.
Part 23
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director RONALD WILSON

With the pick of Para Handy written by BILL CRAIG : based on the characters created by NEIL MUNRO starring with guest star
Macphail's Week
MACPHAIL: A week. That's all I want. Seven days away from this stinkin' puffer. A chance to see how the other half lives.
Music by IAN GOURLAY
Designer CAMPBELL GORDON
Producer PHARIC MACLAREN (BBC Scotland)

starring Twiggy in an all-singing, dancing, musical revue, featuring
Bryan Ferry, Jimmy Ruffin
The Irving Davies Dancers
Ronnie Hazlehurst and his Orchestra

(Colour)

Reporters Jeremy James, Jeanne La Chard, John Pitman, Jack Pizzey, Desmond Wilcox, Harold Williamson

This week: Local Rag
Every week more than 30 million people read their 'local rag.'
Jeremy James and a Man Alive team evaluate the changes with a look at two weeklies. The Bedfordshire Times is now technologically more advanced than most national papers and its former reporter Frank Branston won the Provincial Journalist of the Year Award for his investigative Stories. The Craven Herald and Pioneer celebrates its centenary at Skipton, Yorkshire, this week. It is the traditional weekly: still with adverts on the front page, a corps of voluntary correspondents and its editor, John Mitchell, at 75 has been with the paper for 50 years.

Back to the provinces: page 5

Tony Bilbow interviews the American actor Jon Voight about his career including The Odessa File which had its world premiere this week.
Philip Jenkinson evaluates the role of RKO Pictures in Hollywood during the 1930s 'and 1940s with illustrations from King Kong, Top Hat and Bedlam. All three are part of a retrospective season showing in London.
Producer BARRY BROWN
Philip Jenkitison : page 23

Presented by David Holmes Weather

GARY WATSON reads A Kite is a Victim by LEONARD COHEN