Story: The Fox and the Crow
Illustrated by Adrian Morris.
Presenters this week Miranda Connell, Lionel Morton.
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from bookshops

For Colleges

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Presented by Anne Lapping and Michael Reinhold
Should General Practitioners be encouraged to run their own local Community Hospitals?

with Robin Day brings you the day's News Summary and an interview with a prominent personality behind the headlines. Preceded by Weather

From Normandy to Provence and back again...
Johnny Morris explores some well-known and some lesser-known parts of the country.
The unusual farms of Coulon, the vineyards of St Emilion, the cliff-hanging village of Rocamadour, and the remarkable Gorges du Tarn are just a few of the pleasures Johnny finds along 'the minor roads' as he makes his way south.
(Bristol)

Richard Thomas as John-Boy Michael Learned as Olivia Walton Ralph Waite as John Walton Will Geer as Grandpa Ellen Corby as Grandma

When a shooting star falls on Waltons mountain there are some surprising reactions.
Based on Earl Hamner Jr's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain

A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell, Francesca Annis, Michael Jayston and Frank Muir, Lady Harlech, Robin Knox-Johnston

Referee Robert Robinson

The Other Way
It's a rare event with growing fuel and food shortages to meet an optimistic economist. However, Dr E. F. Schumacher , author of Small is Beautijul, is guardedly hopeful about the future. He thinks a more appropriate use of modern technology could not only make us more self-sufficient, but even make the working week an experience which people actually enjoy.
Utopian dream, or practical solution to many of the problems which face us all? This film, with examples ranging from perhaps the most extraordinary tractor in the world to home-made bread, will give you the chance to decide for yourself if Schumacher is correct yet again -after all, he's the man who 16 years ago accurately predicted our current energy crisis.
Narrator IAN HOLM
Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Producer JOHN M. MAXSFIELD

A season of new plays from Birmingham
Silence by JOHN FLETCHER
' It's marvellous what a dose of silence'll do to a man.'
The strike is over, but in a small Cornish boatyard, bitterness remains.
Singing by the CHASEWATER AND DISTRICT MALE VOICE CHOIR
Script editor WILLIAM SMETHURST Designer MICHAEL EDWARDS Producer BARRY HANSON Director IAN WYATT

Presented by David Holmes Weather