Story:
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor by MAI KEEN ROFFEY and BERNARD LODGE. Presenters Sarah Long , Johnny Ball

Stan and Ollie prove once again that they are pastmasters in the art of misunderstanding.

The last of 16 episodes by PHIL REDMOND
Doyle wants revenge for Penny's renewed attack on him.
Grange Hill pupils:

Written and presented by General Sir John Hackett
It was not until George III had been king for 30 years that medals began to be issued by the Crown as a normal practice. Although many beautiful medals were struck at this time, they often commemorated appalling and savage battles.
This programme looks at fighting conditions and medals in the century that culminated in the Napoleonic Wars.

This week's theme: War Delacroix (1798-1863) Massacre at Chios
Written and narrated by Anita Brookner
Delacroix had never been outside France when he painted the massacre of 20,000 Greek civilians by the Turks at Chios, creating perhaps the mightiest elegy for the victims of war ever painted.
Directed by KENNETH CORDEN
(Tomorrow: Picasso's ' Guernica ')

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

with Richard Harris
The last of Doris Day's leading men in this season, Richard Harris , plays a double-agent whose double-crosses are mostly double-bluff in this fast-moving, glossy comedy of industrial espionage. As career-girl Patricia Foster , Doris Day has a swinging time - mostly from balconies and helicopters - while pursuing her own line of enquiry with a most unexpected result.
Screenplay by JAY JAYSON and FRANK TASHLIN Produced by AARON ROSENBERG and MARTIN MELCHER Directed by FRANK TASHLIN Films: page 23

Tonight and every Thursday Russell Harty invites you to join him and his guests in the BBC's Manchester studios for an unpredictable half-hour of live entertainment.
Studio director PETER HAMILTON Producer KEN STEPHINSON Editor GORDON WATTS

The last of seven travel films Changing Trains with Eric Robson
First-class luxury on the Cisalpin from Paris to Montreux. Rack and pinion up and down Rigi Mountain. Steam at Zillerthal. Children running their own railway in Hungary.
You can fly from London to Budapest in three hours. This journey involves 16 trains and as much time as you like.
Europe's railway network is still alive and well, but for how much longer?
Music composed and conducted by HERBERT CHAPPELL Film cameraman IAN PUNTER Film editor DAVE KING
Series producer ROGER LAUCHTON Director PETER BARTLETT BBC Manchester

The last of six programmes in which the foremost jazz pianist shares conversation and music with special international guests Yehudi Menuhin , Victor Feldman also featuring
NIELS HENNING PEDERSEN (bass) and MARTIN DREW (drums)
Programme associate BENNY GREEN Sound HUGH BARKER Lighting
KEN MACGREGOR
Designers TONY BURROUGH , JOHN O'HARA Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD