Car A102 speeds the news
Behind the scenes at Northern Newscast
Factual
The Cruel Wait
A wife and mother of trawlermen talks about fear
Cameraman in the fashion
Granada's Camera in Action looks at fashion photography through the ages
Watch on the world
Introducing Granada's short-lived weekly international news show
Camera in Action brings history to life
Granada's new series uses old photographs to recall history
Getting people and places together
Inside People and Places, Granada's hit magazine show
The V.C War
Can the war between North and South Vietnam be won with American help, asks World in Action
Seen at 6.30
Inside Granada's greatest regional programme, Scene at 6.30
And the SCENE is all set at Granada
Mike Scott celebrates 7 years of Granada in 1963 and the launch of Scene at 6.30
Egg-head among the hens!
Meet People and Places' comic inventor
Duet for drolls
Puppet satire 20 years before Spitting Image
Sporting doctor finds a link
Granada's People and Places doctor enjoys a sporting life
My life with father
Granada's Head On looks at Randolph Churchill, who here looks at growing up with his father Winston
Fine day for a sail…
All Our Yesterdays on the Dunkirk evacuations
Pictures from the past
Inside the All Our Yesterdays postbag
Henpecked, but happy!
A documentary series on heterosexual relations gives TVTimes the chance to claim how husbands are bullied by their wives
Panic stations – for World in Action
What happens when a World in Action story falls through
Gairmany calling!
Lord Haw Haw is remembered by All Our Yesterdays
Boy with 120 pets
Zoo Time meets Richard Claypole
Stars with a sting
Meet wildlife cameraman Norman Langley
The face on the cover
On the trail of supermodel Jean Shrimpton
Four faces of history
Clement Attlee on his four choices as Men of our Time
No love from falcons
As Granada's Another World looks at falcons, TVTimes speaks to a falconer
A duck that can’t swim!
Zoo Time goes to the Children's Zoo in London
New role for Mike Scott
The Scene at 6.30 presenter is pictured doing something new
Pop collector No. 1
Meet Johnnie Hamp, producer of Scene at 6.30's Wednesday Pop Scene
The most unusual birthday tribute a son has ever paid to his father
Winston Churchill's 90th birthday leads to a special edition of All Our Yesterdays and a counterfactual tribute from his son Randolph
Young World in Action
Granada repeats its most popular World in Action report – Seven Up
Always on the scene
Meet the three action men of Scene at 6.30
Catching up with the past
Brian Inglis looks back at 4 years of All Our Yesterdays
The end of a street
A Granada documentary looks at 'slum clearance' in Oldham
Blind faith protected Hitler
All Our Yesterdays looks back at an attempt to rid the world of its most evil man
Money’s not for burning
Meet George Lys, who finds film for World in Action
Always in action!
World in Action returns after a summer break that didn't happen for the crew
Choosing what the papers said BEST
The competition for the What the Papers Say annual awards
1914-18: The lesson I learned
Field Marshall Viscount Montgomery interviewed by Michael MacKellar
Time and Prof. Zacharias
The latest Granada Lecture is to be given by a nuclear physicist
TOUGH and TIRELESS – that’s World in Action
In only 10 months, World in Action has revolutionised television reportage
Nobody wants her baby
An unmarried mother's biggest problem
He captured the Crimea – by camera
Granada's A Camera Goes To War documentary looks into the art of war photography, and TVTimes looks at the life of war photographer Roger Fenton
Men of Our Time
Clement Attlee on four men who made the world as it stands in 1963
How super is a supermarket?
World in Action looks at a shopping phenomenon sweeping Britain. Are self-serve 'supermarkets' here to stay?
A newspaper man’s view of television
Which is better: newsprint or television?
Wisest dogs in the world
Border collies round up Animal Parade
Flying home with the pigeons
Granada's Animal Parade finds out about The Fancy
Babes in the Wood…
A new Granada nature series: The Animal Story
Chimps are Champs
Zoo Time asks children to pick their favourite animal
It’s Chimpicassoesque
But is it art?
Ramona Morris wants a wolf – to talk to!
Desmond Morris talks to the animals
A Cure of Souls
Is the Church of England still fit for purpose?
Mourning Business
The funeral business is changing – and that doesn't mean it's getting any cheaper
Top Goddess
Meet Britain's first supermodel – Jean Shrimpton
Nothing to declare
Inside the dangerous but profitable world of smuggling drugs, watches and butter
The flip side
Granada’s World in Action looks at the victims of the off-shore radio boom: the recording artists who drove it
People and Places collects collectors
People and Places meets members of the public – and some Granada stars – with unusual collections
Chris Langford doesn’t seek stardom
Meet the young singing star of Granada's People and Places
People on the pier
People and Places goes out on the road
Take a doctor’s advice…
Next Friday the People and Places doctor is seen in Evening Surgery, Granada's new series dealing with common illnesses and their treatment. Here he tells what he hopes the programmes will achieve
The sailing doctor makes it breezy
The nameless doctor from Granada's People and Places on sailing and being breezy about health matters
Chalk this page up to lightning Larry
Larry, the lightning cartoonist of Granada's People and Places, talks to Brian Finch about his weekly appearances in the programme and provides his own illustrations
Howland v Grundy – c’est la guerre
People and Places goes French
All Our Yesterdays looks back on Bank Holiday 1937
Back in time 25 years to the Blackpool Pleasure Beach
A pilot remembers…
Twenty-five years ago this week Captain Arthur Wilcockson became the first man to pilot a flying-boat across the Atlantic — and pioneer of commercial aeroplane flights. Brian Inglis tells the story on Monday in All Our Yesterdays. Captain Wilcockson retired in 1959, but still retains his interest in flying as consultant to a major airline company
SUT MAE Tommy Eyton Jones?
Meet the man behind the sport in Welsh and its famous catchphrase
Courage in the clouds
All Our Yesterdays looks back 25 years to a flight from Liverpool to New York
The tragedy that struck 1,000 ft down
All Our Yesterdays looks back 25 years to a mining disaster
It’s ‘The Organisation’ that does it
At least where whimsical weirdness is concerned!
Modern music from bardic ballads
Providing the music for Dewch i Mewn and more is Derek Hilton
Going places, meeting people
A trip out with Dewch i Mewn producer Rhydwen Williams