6.40 Chicago's Land Use

7.5 Nasser 1967

7.30 Eysenck's Demon

Story: A Flower for Ambrose by ANNA and EDWARD STANDON Presenters JULIE STEVENS , BRIAN CANT

5.25 Giant Molecules

5.50 The Victorian Reading Public

6.15 Control: A School Experiment

A series of five films about residential social work 4: Caring for Children
' Since I've had my own child I can see just how much love and affection a child really needs from its mother. That makes you realise just how much love and affection the child in care needs.' A film about three different homes for children.
Producer GORDON croton

with Michael Charlton
The extended Thursday edition of Newsday includes the day's News Summary and a longer look at one of the vital issues of the week with the people concerned. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

from the novel by SYBILLE BEDFORD dramatised in five parts by ROBERT MULLER starring Claire Bloom
Irene Handl , Richard Hurndall
Robin Bailey , Angela Pleasence Geoffrey Whitehead , Isla Blair with At Julius' 50th birthday party he met Sarah's young English friend, Caroline. He determined to marry her, partly because she was kind to Robert, his ape. Part 5

Arthur Negus presents some of his favourite items from past Collector's World programmes. This week:
Vintage Aircraft
Hugh Scully indulges in some unashamed personal nostalgia for the halcyon days of aviation when he visits the Shuttleworth Collection of vintage aircraft in Bedfordshire.
Director ROBIN DRAKE
Producer JOHN KING (Bristol)

Starring Twiggy in an all-singing, dancing revue
featuring Bryan Ferry, Jimmy Ruffin
THE IRVING DAVIES DANCERS
RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Musical arrangements DENNIS WILSON , RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Designer BERNARD LLOYD JONES
Choreography IRVING DAVIES
Producer MICHAEL HURLL [Repeat]

The Welsh look wryly at themselves and others in a programme of words and music spoken by Ryan Davies
Margaret John
Brinley Jenkins and sung by Max Boyce from Ystradgynlais Rugby Football Club
Producer GERAINT STANLEY JONES

This week: The Last Chance
Henderson Hospital in Surrey is a very unusual mental hospital. The patients live in a jungle where they must make their own rules for survival and face up to what happens when they behave like children - whether it be failing to wash up or smashing the place to pieces.
Somehow they've all failed to absorb deep lessons that most of us learn as children - the lessons of give and take which enable us to love, keep jobs and friends: to belong to society. The result is officially known as ' personality disorder,' and it turns talented, energetic and often charming adults into spoiled, sometimes aggressive and foul-mouthed kids. Some are so aggressive that they've spent much of their lives in prison; some are so desperate that they've overdosed repeatedly and drifted in and out of psychiatric hospitals; most see Henderson Hospital as their last chance. Jack Pizzey and a Man Alive team have been filming the Henderson answer - a crash course in living.
Producer DAVID FILKIN Editor ADAM CLAPHAM
Splintered group: see feature pages

with Angela Rippon ; Weather

GARY WATSON reads Seferis by LAWRENCE DURRELL 11.25 Close