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Schoolboys and girls compete in a series of contests to show their enterprise as the scientists and technologists of the future.

Paddy Feeny introduces the teams.
Princess Gardens School - The flame resistance of materials
The Royal Belfast Academical Institution - The rotation of water
Newtownhamilton School - A scientific approach to piglet rearing
The judges: Professor D.R. Newth, zoologist, University of Glasgow, Dr. E. Mayne Reid, industrial chemist, Professor John Fremlin, physicist, University of Birmingham
Chairman: Dr. Tom Margerison, Science Editor, Sunday Times
Projects selected from a Science Fair organised by the British Association for the Advancement of Science

Contributors

Presenter:
Paddy Feeny
Judge:
Professor D. R. Newth
Judge:
Professor J. H. Fremlin
Judge:
Dr. E Mayne Reid
Chairman:
Dr. Tom Margerison
Director:
Alan Grimley
Producer:
Alec Nisbett

The Final of this year's contest to find Britain's top switchboard operator.
Judging panel: Catherine Boyle, Turlough O'Brien, C.B.E., Fyfe Robertson
Chairman, Kenneth Horne
Prizes presented by The Postmaster-General The Rt. Hon. Edward Short, M.P. and The President of lnterflora Guy Giddins
Arranged in conjunction with the G.P.O. and interflora Ltd.

Contributors

Judge:
Catherine Boyle
Judge:
Turlough O'Brien
Judge:
Fyfe Robertson
Chairman:
Kenneth Horne
Prize presenter:
The Rt. Hon. Edward Short
Prize presenter:
Guy Giddins
Musical Director:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Designer:
Roger Liminton
Producer:
Terry Henebery

by Tony Williamson.
[Starring] Gerald Harper and Juliet Harmer
with Jack May
Also starring Jennifer Jayne

A dying girl gasping out the words: Vargos... Fluffy Club... Ahmed... leads Adam Adamant, gentleman adventurer, into the world of night-clubs, gambling, and murder.

Contributors

Writer:
Tony Williamson
Designer:
Evan Hercules
Producer:
Verity Lambert
Director:
Paul Ciappessoni
Linda:
Miranda Hampton
Vargos:
Kevin Brennan
Lukas:
Nosher Powell
Taxi driver:
George Tovey
Adam Adamant:
Gerald Harper
William E Simms:
Jack May
Georgina Jones:
Juliet Harmer
Ahmed:
David Spenser
Helen:
Jennifer Jayne
Croupier:
Andrew Andreas
Fluffy:
Valerie Stanton
Calvert:
John Hollis
Card player:
Pierce MacAvoy
Nicky:
Norman Hartley
Guard:
Tony Cyrus
The Sheik:
John Woodnutt
Raynor:
Harry Webster

The internationally successful singing star presenting the last of six programmes during her current visit to London.
And also introducing from France, Les Surfs
Accompanied by The Breakaways

Contributors

Singer/Presenter:
Petula Clark
Group:
Les Surfs
Singers:
The Breakaways
The Orchestra leader:
Alec Firman
Musical Director:
Harry Rabinowitz
Orchestrations:
Tony Hatch
Special Material:
Robert Gray
Design:
Raymond Berger
Production:
Yvonne Littlewood

An Investigation by Rene Cutforth.

Was German intelligence chief Otto John kidnapped from Berlin, or did he defect? Is there perhaps some other explanation? Three times he crossed the frontiers of his world, escaping from Hitler's Germany, vanishing into East Berlin, and escaping dramatically back to the West.
(First shown on BBC-2)

Contributors

Reporter:
Rene Cutforth
Produced and directed by:
Phillip Whitehead

Written by Emile De Harven.
Follow Up Your French in a twenty-five-episode thriller serial.

Dinner for two... but one course leads to danger.

With Monique Messine as Catherine Leger, Michel Forain as Jean Dacier
and Gisele Grimm, Gerard Buhr
(First shown on BBC-2)
(Repeated next Sunday at 11.30 a.m.)

11.10-11.35 Know Your Onions: a panel game on food.

1.35-12.5 Suivez La Piste: as London 11.10

12.5 Weather; Road Works; Close
(Oxford, Peterborough, Manningtree)

Contributors

Writer:
Emile De Harven
Presenter:
Gisele Grimm
Presenter:
Gerard Buhr
Course devised by:
Michel Blanc
Course devised by:
Ormond Uren
Language adviser:
Denys Player
Language adviser:
John Trim
Designer:
Don Horne
Producer:
Colin Nears
Catherine Leger:
Monique Messine
Jean Dacier:
Michel Forain

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About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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