In the Study:
Teachers: George and Miguel (Roger Delgado and Angel Luna)
Pupils: Dorothy and Basil Street (Vanessa Redgrave and Basil Jones)

Zoology in the Rocks by David Nichols of the Department of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy in the University of Oxford
Geologists are interested in the conditions under which rocks were deposited as sediments, and in the environments in which the early animals, now preserved in them as fossils, lived. But the zoologist also has a contribution to make through the interpretation of the mode of life and behaviour of the fossils, by comparing them with closely-related forms that are living today. Dr. Nichols describes how this is being done.

Introduced by Roy Hay
W. F. Bewley once again gives listeners the benefit of a gardening doctor's experience and explains the nutritional requirements of tomatoes.
Richard Martyr talks about mulching and the opportunities this gives for saving labour in the garden.

Arranged and introduced by Bill Hartley
More m.p.g.T : Some hints on economy, by Olive Walker : Driving technique Camping with a Car: 2-Choice of site, by Roy McCarthy
The Lawyer: The disabled driver and his licence
Better Driving-4: Dr. J. S. Blair continues his series. This week: Speed
The week's motoring news, and other items of topical interest
Edited by H. Saunders - J acobs

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Today's overseas commodity and financial news, and the London Stock Market closing report.