Television news program with anchorman Everett Banning featuring the story events of the week.~Falkland Islands. A report on the aftermath of the invasion of the Falkland Islands by Argentinian troops; the political crisis in the British House of Commons; British readiness for war; Chilean promises of aid for the British; and the Georgian Islands. Press statements by Rex Hunt, Falkland Islands Governor, and Major Mike Norman, Commander of the Royal Marines. Comments by: Bob Elliot of the Institute of Strategic Studies; Anthony Williams, British ambassador to Argentina; Argentinian journalist Enrico Salomone; Simon Winchester, journalist with "The Times" of London; Lord Carrington, former Foreign Secretary; and Francis Pym, Foreign Secretary. Shots of the Royal Marines and the Falkland Islands Governor, Rex Hunt; General Galtieri in his military uniform speaking to the nation on television; the swearing in of General Mario Menendez, Argentinian Governor of the Malvinas Islands; the British Embassy in Buenos Aires; Argentinian troop movements; Argentinian billboards announcing the Islands' name change; and an Argentinian troop recruiting centre.~Falklands: The Peacemakers. A report on the attempts to find peace between Great Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands dispute. The part being played by the United States, represented by Secretary of State Alexander Haig, is surveyed. Canada's reaction to the Falklands conflict is also examined alongside questions concerning the safety of Canadians residing on the Islands. Commentary on Canada-Argentine relations by reporter Bill Burke. Comments by: Alexander Haig, U.S. Secretary of State in London and Buenos Aires; President Reagan; Lord Moran, British High Commissioner to Canada; Mark MacGuigan, Minister of External Affairs; Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher; and a broken-hearted fiancée of a British soldier sent off to war. Shots of: Argentine Foreign Minister Costa-Mendes; NDP leader Ed Broadbent rising in the House to protest the Argentinian invasion; and war preparations at sea as British warships and submarines head for the Falklands; and photograph of John Nott, British Secretary of Defense. Excerpt of speeches in the British House of Commons by: Michael Foot, leader of the Labour Party; John Nott, Secretary of Defense; and Francis Pym, Foreign Secretary.~Messages To The Falklands. A report on Britain's messages of friendship and support to the Falkland Islanders, beamed over the B.B.C. (British Broadcasting Corporation) World Service. Voice of radio program hostess addressing greetings, and of British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym giving his promies of support.~Falkland Islands Commentarty. Commentary on the Falkland Islands crisis with some focus on the roles assumed by Canada and the United States, offered by Peter Trueman.~Middle East News. Announcement of the shooting of mosque worshippers in Jerusalem by a gunman dressed in Israeli fatigues, and of an Israeli troop build-up on the Lebanese border in preparation for an offensive against Palestinian bases in Lebanon.~Economy: Down In The Dumps. A report on unemployed, bank interest rates, and government price controls. Commentary by Nancy Wilson, Global reporter, on the bank interest rate. Comments by: Allan MacEachen, Minister of Finance, in the House of Commons, about job re-training; NDP leader Ed Broadbent; and Prime Minister Trudeau. Shot of graphics illustrating statistics on rising unemployment. Interviews on the street with ordinary Canadians about the reductions in their standard of living.~Medicine: The Six Million Dollar Person. A report on artificial human organs, limbs, and senses. Comments by: Dr. John Burke, expert on artificial skin grafting; Joe White, an amputee; and Craig Roderick, a blind person. Shots of artificial skin; lab testing of artificial skin; artificial limbs; micro chips; artificial legs; and portable artificial kidneys.~Blue Jays Baseball Team. A report on the Blue Jays Baseball team of Toronto. Shots of the McKenzie Brothers of THE GREAT WHITE NORTH T.V. series, out at the game.~World's Worst Films. A report on the popularity of the bad films, especially those made in the 1930 and 1940, now being marketed in videocassette format for the buying public. Excerpts from THE TERROR OF TINY TOWN and PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE. Shots of midget actors and Bella Lugosi, a Hollywood actor.~Turtle Round-Up. A report on the San Diego Zoo turtle round-up. Comments by Jerry Staldelli, zoo-keeper. A Western melody is used as a music sound over.~The Astor Castle. Announcement of the offering for sale of the castle of Lord and Lady Astor. Shots of the exterior and the interior of the castle.~Warehouse Demolition. Announcement of the difficulty of demolishing a Mobile, Alabama waterfront warehouse. Shots of the demolition attempts.~Easter Hats. A report on Easter spring hat buying in Canada. Commentary by Christina Pockmursky. Comments by Marie Beattie of Holt Renfrew and Florence Foster, a long-standing hat maker. Shots of Princess Diana wearing various spring hats and a hat-making workshop. <50mn>