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
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
Turning obscure rep actors into television stars
Clement Attlee on four men who made the world as it stands in 1963
A new comedy showcase series of four plays
Granada starts a run of self-contained Victorian-era plays with a repertory cast
The character actress appears in Granada's The Verdict is Yours
World in Action looks at a shopping phenomenon sweeping Britain. Are self-serve 'supermarkets' here to stay?
Johnny Dankworth on Granada's latest celebrity signing
TVTimes speaks to stars about supernatural experiences, inspired by Granada's series One Step Beyond
Granada's new variety show
Meet Edwin Richfield, star of Granada drama serial The Odd Man
The fantastic adventures of a little-known hero
A full year of Granada's television serial has passed… it's now time to get into Coronation Street
Billy Hartnell returns to The Army Game
The terrible twosome go out to the NAAFI club
The Army Game's civilian spin-off
Meet the exhausting Harry Fowler of The Army Game
The cast changes at The Army Game… but Claud Snudge remains
C.B. Poultney steps unto the breach in The Army Game
Which is better: newsprint or television?
Border collies round up Animal Parade
Granada's Animal Parade finds out about The Fancy
A new Granada nature series: The Animal Story
Zoo Time asks children to pick their favourite animal
Desmond Morris talks to the animals
Can Dallas ever recover from being the place where the president was shot?
Is the Church of England still fit for purpose?
The funeral business is changing – and that doesn't mean it's getting any cheaper
Meet Britain's first supermodel – Jean Shrimpton
Inside the dangerous but profitable world of smuggling drugs, watches and butter
Granada’s World in Action looks at the victims of the off-shore radio boom: the recording artists who drove it
People and Places meets members of the public – and some Granada stars – with unusual collections
Meet the young singing star of Granada's People and Places
People and Places goes out on the road
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 nameless doctor from Granada's People and Places on sailing and being breezy about health matters
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
People and Places goes French
Two of the chief writers of Granada's Bootsie and Snudge programmes on Fridays at 8.55 p.m. are Marty Feldman and Barry Took. The dark secrets of their joint authorship — well, their joint, anyway — are here revealed at last by CALTHROP MINGUS
The Army Game welcomes a new member of the troop
Meet Bernard Bresslaw, one of the stars of Granada's The Army Game
The designers behind Granada's hit situation comedy
That's the view of Major (late Col.) Upshot-Bagley
You're in the army now… and it's not good!
Back in time 25 years to the Blackpool Pleasure Beach
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
Carol Burnett makes her first British TV appearance on Granada's The Variety Show
Meet Stubby Kaye, guest star of Granada's The Variety Show
Fran Warren sings on Granada's The Variety Show
Dorothy Loudon telephones from New York to talk about Granada's The Variety Show
Making her British debut on Granada's The Variety Show
Tea-break in the Granada studio. On the Air technicians are resting. Comedian Graham Stark sneaks back into the studio. "I've always wanted to work behind the scenes while there's nobody around," he says. And that is how On the Air was almost OFF the air…
Margot Bryant never saw a cat and didn't smile
Coronation Street star Patricia Phoenix on her pets
Miss Nugent and Miss Tatlock talk jazz
Madame Tussaud's makes a model of Violet Carson
Driving is a passion for Doris Rogers, guest star of this week's Family Solicitor episode
A member of the Law Society praises Granada's series Family Solicitor
An interview with Mary Kenton, who plays Ann Harvey in 'Family Solicitor'
Meet the man behind the sport in Welsh and its famous catchphrase
All Our Yesterdays looks back 25 years to a flight from Liverpool to New York
All Our Yesterdays looks back 25 years to a mining disaster
– and that's where she is this week
Simply messing about in boats
Granada's Canadian country and western show
The people who come to dance on Humphrey Lyttleton's jazz show
Kay Callard on the men in her life
The army life of Bill Roache, Coronation Street's Ken Barlow
Patricia Phoenix, straight-talking Elsie Tanner of Granada's Coronation Street, writes about the toughest days of her life — the long years of provincial tours and repertory
The viewers are having trouble telling fact from fiction
Frank Allaun MP attacks those who have criticised Coronation Street, the twice-weekly serial. Meanwhile, the cast of Coronation Street visit Archie Street, in Mr Allaun's East Salford constituency, which was the model on which the TV serial is based
Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster are the stars this week
A host of stars grace the Chelsea Palace Theatre
There's more than just variety on Granada's Chelsea at Nine
Granada's new companion series to The Army Game
Helping people in trouble: that's the job of the Knight Errant gang
The creator of Biggles writes about this famous character who, played by Nevil Whiting, begins a new Granada adventure series on Friday
Once a comedian, William Hartnell is now typecast forever as an army sergeant major
A new fortnightly sitcom starts on Granada
– when it comes to antiques
Granada's new sketch comedy and music show
At least where whimsical weirdness is concerned!
Providing the music for Dewch i Mewn and more is Derek Hilton
A trip out with Dewch i Mewn producer Rhydwen Williams
Tony Warren on how he got his inspiration for his new 13-part serial
Meet Nevil Whiting, who plays Biggles in the Granada TV series