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Magnus Magnusson takes a new look at the legends and the facts surrounding mysterious happenings of the past and present.
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Another hilarious adventure of Huck and his quest for the peaceful life.

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An all-action review of motor sport in 1972
Introduced by Raymond Baxter
with Graham Hill and Stuart Turner

Emmerson Fittipaldi wins the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch - and the racing drivers' World Championship. Hannu Mikkola and Gunnar Palm become the first drivers from outside East Africa to win the Safari Rally in a British Ford.
Roger Clark gives Britain a home win in the RAC Rally for the first time since 1959. Sandro Munari wins the 'Monte' for Italy. Graham Hill drives the winning car in the 24 Hours Race at Le Mans. Meet the winners in a great year of motor sport and see them in action.

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A journey with David Attenborough

A thousand square miles of unexplored country in the centre of New Guinea; from the air it looked little different from the rest of the jungle-covered mountains that fill most of the island's interior. But then photographs for an aerial survey unexpectedly showed a few tiny clearings. It could be that, hidden in the forest, there lived people still uncontacted by the outside world. So a patrol officer, with 100 carriers, set out to walk straight across the blank patch, to plot its rivers, measure its mountains and see just what did live in its forests.
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Starring Tyrone Power
with Linda Darnell, Basil Rathbone

The spectacular swashbuckling adventure story of a young Spanish nobleman who returns to his home in the California of 1820 to find his family's position usurped by a tyrant. In the guise of 'Zorro,' a masked swordsman, he seeks revenge...

Adults and children often ask to see replays of the comical games and sequences they found exciting in It's a Knock-Out! and Jeux Sans Frontieres. Some of their requests have already been shown on Ask Aspel, but this programme concentrates into 50 minutes some of the funniest, the craziest and the most spectacular moments of the 1972 series, both at home and abroad.
Introduced by Stuart Hall
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Kenneth More tells the story of a day in summer when 20,000 people gathered together for the 50th anniversary of the King's Cup Air Race. A few went to nurse their aging aircraft along the course, but most people just stared upwards at the ancient and modern of the skies.
Musical selection by The Marlow Town Band

A FilmFair London production
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Outside broadcast cameras bring you one of the most spectacular events in the world - a supreme test of courage and skill - 'The Big Jump.'
Amongst the 100 or so competitors in this traditional New Year's day event will be Yukio Kasaya who became the hero of Japan when he won the 70-metre gold medal at the Sapporo Olympics, and the 90-metre gold medallist Fortuna of Poland.
Television presentation by the German Television Service
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A programme for children under 5

(Shown at 11.0 am on BBC2)
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by Rudyard Kipling
with Michael Hordern

In the 'High and Far-Off Times' the animals did not look like they do today, but certain things then happened to make them change.

("The Wily Wizard and the Wicked Witch" Jackanory Playhouse, 24 November, was adapted from a story by Godfried Bomans and published by J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd)
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with John Noakes, Peter Purves, Lesley Judd
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with Kenneth Kendall
and Weather
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Starring Jimmy Tarbuck
with Clodagh Rodgers, Liz Fraser, Valerie Leon, Daphne Oxenford, Gypsie Kemp,
Talfryn Thomas
and The Tarbuck Girls: Jeani Combie, Lisa Hardiman, Denise Fone, Elspeth Hands, Veronica France, Wendy Walsh
The Lionel Blair Dancers: Jacki Barron, Stephanie Lawrence, Mandy Carole, Lara Shaw, Hilary Ding, Janet Woodhams

Step into Tarbie's Theatre Club, a modern music-hall with Jim in charge of a New Year burlesque type show and lots of gorgeous girls. The theme, like the jokes, is broad variety and even Clodagh Rodgers forsakes the pop scene to indulge not only in song but also comedy.
Written by Eric Davidson, Bryan Blackburn, Bill Solly
(My Choice: page 5)
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with Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world

Weather
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Michael Flanders introduces Margot Fonteyn, Maria Chiara, John Williams, Daniel Adni, Attilio Labis, Rosanne Creffield
New Philharmonic Orchestra
leader Desmond Bradley
conducted by John Eliot Gardiner, John Lanchbery

'La Fonteyn' in one of her most famous roles - tonight she dances the Grand Pas de Deux from Act 2 of The Sleeping Beauty with her 'Prince,' Attilio Labis. The programme also features the British debut of Italian soprano Maria Chiara plus classical guitarist John Williams and 21-year-old pianist Daniel Adni.

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On our first day in the Common Market Britain's two Commissioners, Rt Hon Sir Christopher Soames and Rt Hon George Thomson, face questions from Robin Day and his studio audience.
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