Listings
: Election 74
Where Are We Now?For the second time this year, Britain wakes up to ask: Who's winning the race for No 10? Indeed, is there going to be an outright winner?
As the smoke clears after the drama of last night's results, Michael Barratt and Brian Widlake in the Election 74 studio consider the state of the parties and anticipate the drama still to come ... replay the most dramatic declarations so far.... interview the winners and the losers ... invite reaction from the public on their way to work ... and look at the lighter side of it all.
Plus regular announcements explaining when to switch to BBC2 to see the complete voting figures for your constituency and at 6.10-6.25, 7.10-7.25 and
8.10-8.25 from Scotland to the West Country the election stories and the personalities in your region. Presented by MICHAEL BAGULEY in Belfast
PETER COLBOURNE in Birmingham JEREMY CARRAD in Bristol JOHN DARRAN in Cardiff
KENNETH ROY in Glasgow MICHAEL COOKE in Leeds SUE LAWLEY in London
GERALD HARRISON in Manchester GEORGE HOUSE in Newcastle MALCOLM ALLSOF in Norwich
HUGH SCULLY, KEITH BLACKLER in Plymouth
BRUCE PARKER, ANDREW HARVEY in Southampton at 6.30, 7.30 and 8.30
World News and Weather
Producer TAM FRY
Director KEITH CLEMENT
Deputy editor JOHN MORRELL Editor MIKE TOWNSON
Contributors
: Election 74
The new Prime Minister is ...Two hundred mainly rural - but important - constituency results to come ... and Alastair Burnet returns to the Election 74 studio with Robin Day, Robert McKenzie , David Butler and Graham Pyatt to report upon the vital closing stages.
Results ... developments ... analysis ... party totals ... predictions : .. and then, the verdict, Conservative or Labour- or will Liberals hold the balance? At 11.55, 12.55 and 1.55
Local reports and comments from the Area Newsrooms
At 1.30 World News and Weather If the outcome of the General Election is not clear by 4.25, Children's Programmes scheduled at this time on BBC1 will be transferred to BBC2.
Contributors
: Jackanory
with Brian PeckThe Travels of Oggy by ANN LAWRENCE
5: The Whole World
Illustrated by JULEK HELLER Adapted by ROSEMARY DAVIES
Director ROGER SINGLETON-TURNER Producer ANGELA BEECHING
Executive producer ANNA home
Contributors
: Scooby-Doo
Scooby-Doo meets the Addams Family: Nationwide
Introduced by Frank Bough including regional news of today's Election Results including local weather(Regional details as Monday)
Contributors
: Top of the Pops
Introduced by Paul Burnett TOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRAMusical director JOHNNY PEARSON PAN'S PEOPLE
Choreography FLICK COLBY Sound RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Director BRUCE MILLIARD Producer ROBIN NASH
Contributors
: No Strings
by Carla Lane starring Rita Tushingham and Keith BarronGrow and Let Grow
Leonora has a theory that life is precious and when Derek decides to have a tree chopped down, she puts her theory into practice.
Music by Ken Jones
Designer Cynthia Kljuco
Producer John Howard Davies
Contributors
: The Morecambe and Wise Show
starringEric Morecambe and Ernie Wise written by EDDIE BRABEN Eric and Ernie's guests
The Syd Lawrence Orchestra Wilma Reading featuring JO ROWBOTTOM With AIMEE DELAMAIN
GRAZINA FRAME, ROY SAMPSON and ARTHUR TOLCHER
Orchestra directed by PETER KNIGHT Designer VICTOR MEREDITH Producer JOHN AMMONIDS
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
with Richard Baker and Kenneth Kendall WeatherContributors
: The Detectives: A Man Called Ironside
with guest starsRoss Martin , John Doucette Louie Sorel
Mind for Murder
When a nightclub psychic tells his audience more than the newspapers about a fatal fire, Chief Ironside smells arson.
Contributors
: Election 74
Who Governs Now? David Dimbleby puts together the picture after a night and a day of election coverage. After the battle at the polling booths, will there be a battle to form a government? Or has the second 1974 Election given one party a clear working majority? And what will a new government do to solve Britain's economic crisis?Assistant editors
JOHN GAU , DAVID HARRISON Editor PETER PAGNAMENTA
Contributors
: The Horse of the Year Show 1974
InternationalShow Jumping featuring tonight The Sunday Times Cup introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD , ANN MOORE
Television presentation by ALAN MOUNCER and DAVID KENNING
Contributors
: Late Night News
Regional News Weekend WeatherAbout this project
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