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: Play School
Story: The Sad Little House by HELEN GAYFER PresentersJULIE STEVENS , LIONEL MORTON
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: News
: Pebble Mill at One
Family advice with Claire Rayner Weatherman at 1.30Editor TERRY DOBSON
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: Navigating Europe
Sheffield and Rotherham, major ports with direct access to Europe. Watford, the ocean-going terminal of the Ml. Plans that could become reality if Britain used her waterways properly.In Europe, canals carry bulk goods at low cost and ease congestion on the roads. Old canals are improved, new ones built.
Horizon compares the waterways of Britain and Europe. Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer CHRISTOPHER LA FONTAINE
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: Take Another Look
at Home Sweet HomeEven the best-kept homes have them - thousands of minute creatures which live in your bed, your carpet and your cheese. Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
Director BRIAN DAUBNEY
Producer PETER RIDING
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: Petticoat Junction
Yoghourt, Anyone?Betty Jo falls for a university basketball star and to impress him she pretends to be a college girl herself, which is quite a sacrifice for someone who enjoys the hearty meals of the Shady Rest!
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: The Governor and J.J.
starringMy Good Friend What's-his-Name For the sake of a new hospital wing the Governor is forced to make a speech in honour of a man whom he dislikes intensely. It is an unforgettable occasion!
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: Play School
A programme for children under 5: Pixie and Dixie
Lend Leece MeeceA series of cartoons about those two zany mice, Pixie and Dixie, and their ever-present foe, Jinks the cat.
: Jackanory
with Kenneth Williams Tales of Incrediblania by NORMAN HUNTERToday: The Unmerciful Music
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: The Monkees
In ManhattanMoney is needed for a Broadway musical and the group sets out to find it.
High flying Monkee: page 4
: Search
To Be UnableIt's difficult for most of us to imagine a life without the use of all our limbs.
John Craven talks to a group of handicapped children about the everyday problems that confront a young disabled person.
Director JILL ROACH
Producer DAVID TURNBULL (from Bristol)
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: Nationwide
(including Regional Weather) Presented by MICHAEL BARRATT FRANK BOUGH , BOB WELLINGS and SUE LAWLEY(Regional details as Monday)
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: Search Control
investigatesThe Clayton Lewis Document
A blackmail plot against a man engaged in vital international disarmament negotiations threatens world security.
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: The Liver Birds
in Friends at First Sight by CARLA LANESandra's brother is over from Australia. Perhaps, with a bit of encouragement, Beryl could become Sandra's sister-in-law.
Incidental music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer ANNA RIDLEY
Producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY
Marvellous alchemy: page 5
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: Softly, Softly: Task Force
The Raider by ALLAN PRIORKarate - a method developed in Japan for defending oneself without the use of weapons by striking sensitive areas of an attacker's body
(RANDOM HOUSE DICTIONARY)
Jackie Warren is dangerous. He has escaped from jail. Every police force in the country is looking for him but nobody knows where he is.
Then a Post Office van is robbed in Kingley and Watt finds him on his own doorstep.
Task Force format by ELWYN JONES Script editor JOAN CLARK Designer GRAHAM OAKLEY Producer LEONARD LEWIS Director DAVID MALONEY
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: Nine O'Clock News
with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world WeatherContributors
: Till Death Us Do Part
by JOHNNY SPEIGHT starringWarren Mitchell Dandy Nichols
Anthony Booth and Una Stubbs featuring
Joan Sims and Roy Kinnear with PAT COOMBS , WILL STAMPE
Says Speight:
Producers
DENNIS MAIN WILSON and DAVID CROFT
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: Sportsnight
featuresFA Cup Soccer
Action highlights from one of tonight's important FA Cup third round ties.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES Analysis JIMMY HILL Sportsnight introduced by Tony Gubba
Football TV presentation by ALEC WEEKS Producer JONATHAN MARTIN Editor SAM LEITCH
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: Weather
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