Story: Henrietta and the Hat by MABEL WATTS
Presenters this week
Carol Chell , Lionel Morton
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from bookshops

A series of ten programmes presented by ANNE LAPPING and MICHAEL REINHOLD
10: Power to the Patient?
Should patients have more say in the running of the Health Service? Will Community Health Councils have any real impact? Should there be better ' complaints ' procedures?
Director CHRIS JELLEY
Series editor PETER RIDING

A series of five programmes 5: Justice of the Peace
JPs occupy the oldest and most respected area of lay work in British public life. They are selected by Committees whose members' identities are not revealed. Who is selected for the bench and how are they nominated?
Commentary SUE LAWLEY
Producer SUZANNE DAVIES
Series editor GORDON CROTON

with Ludovic Kennedy , Robin Day Richard Kershaw , Angela Rippon
Every weekday evening the News is followed by extended interviews and debates with the leading personalities involved in the important issues of our time.
Associate producer JOHN REYNOLDS Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

A series about the pioneer family who struggle to survive during the Depression of the early 30s. starring
The Thoroughbred
John-Boy and the family mule are entered in the annual cross-country race. The Waltons have high hopes of winning this year, until a rich young man also decides to take part-on a beautiful thoroughbred race-horse.

by MRS GASKELL The BBC2 Serial
Dramatised in four parts by DAVID TURNER
Part 3: John Thornton has succeeded in breaking the strike. Margaret Hale has put her reputation at risk by protecting him from a mob of angry workers. John Thornton has misinterpreted her action and, with the grudging approval of his mother, he has resolved to marry her.
Cast in order of appearance:
Title music composed and conducted by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE Designer TIM HARVEY
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director RODNEY BENNETT

The Plunderers Treasure Trail
' It is one of the two or three finest works of Art ever gained by the Metropolitan Museum, and from this moment the histories of Art will have to be rewritten.'
With these jubilant words the Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York announced the million dollar purchase of the Euphronios Vase - the so-called ' hot pot' - and started a controversy which is still raging. We investigate the mystery behind the deal and the trail takes us from New York to the Etruscan hills in Italy, where we meet tomb robbers, policemen, and a man who fakes pots for a living.
-The tombs of Egypt and the temples of India are also being plundered to satisfy the needs of the ever-greedy market for antiquities. We ask who is ultimately responsible for the destruction of the past, the men who steal, or the men who buy for high prices? Reporter JOHN PERCIVAL
Executive producer PAUL JOHNSTONE Producer JULIA CAVE

in Elgar's Enigma Variations Choreography by SIR FREDERICK ASHTON
Designed by JULIA TREVELYAN OMAN The Enigma Variations, the turning point in Elgar's life as a composer, were dedicated ' to my friends pictured within.' In this remarkable ballet, filmed on the stage of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Sir Frederick Ashton brings to life Elgar himself, his family and those friends.
Director JAMES ARCHIBALD

Angela Rippon ; Weather

WILLIAM LUCAS reads The Advice by SIR WALTER RALEGH