Written and told by Frank Muir
(R)

A serial in 13 parts
Sir Charles wants to build a spa hotel on land claimed by the Maoris to be sacred and 'tapu'. Sarah Jane is initiated into Tom's gang and to prove her bravery is to visit the old Maori village at night. 6:Confrontation
Written by ROGER SIMPSON
Executive producer JOHN MCRAE Director PETER SHARP (R)

with Mike Read, Keith Chegwin, Sarah Greene, Vicky Licorish
There's a lot happening in store this morning. Only problem is, there's less time to do it in! Today sees start of National Astronomy Week.

London's annual day of celebration as the new Lord Mayor Sir Allan Davis, makes his first public appearance. Traditionally he parades through the streets in his Golden Coach amid a procession nearly two miles long. From a vantage point outside St Paul's Cathedral BBC cameras bring live coverage as the 15 bands, 58 floats and contingents from all three Armed Services form a colourful and spectacular parade before the thousands of people lining the route. Commentator Eric Robson Reporter Floella Benjamin Pageantmaster JOHN REID
Television presentation NEIL ECCLES

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1.0 News Summary Weather News
IAN MCCASKILL

with Jan Leeming Weather News

by Colin Bostock-Smith
starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield

starring Noel Edmonds The outside broadcast cameras are out and about with Mike Smith somewhere in the Midlands! The regional heats for Mr Puniverse are held and the Hit Squad team surprise more unsuspecting viewers.
Sound DAVID THOMPSON
Lighting CHRIS TOWNSEND Production MICHAEL HURLL

starring Bob Monkhouse
Another exciting holiday to be won as four hopeful contestants are bombarded with general knowledge questions. Bob Monkhouse keeps the pace rattling along on this comedy quiz show. Game devised by TERRY MARDELL and DAVID MOORE
Sound MICHAEL MCCARTHY Lighting PETER WESSON
Designer GRENVILLE HORNER Director TONY NEWMAN Producer JOHN BISHOP
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Inspection by TONY CHARLES
Hartley police stand to attention awaiting a visit of the Chief Constable. But life outside goes on, and the emergency phone rings ...
Series created by IAN KENNEDY MARTIN
Script editor JOAN CLARK
Designer GEORGE KYRIAKIDES Producer GERAINT MORRIS Director GRAEME HARPER
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Somewhere in England, Paul Daniels has hidden the most valuable, most special object imaginable. Will the studio audience, aided by special guest star Anneka Rice , be able to find it by the end of this evening's programme?
As they attempt to do so, Paul also introduces his studio guests: from America, the striking young mime magician Jeff McBride , returning to the show by popular demand and from Italy, bicyclists extraordinary, The Boginos. featuring DEBBIE MCGEE Musical director HUGH BARKER Lighting BILL MILLAR Designer PAUL HAINES Director DAVlD TAYLOR
Produced by JOHN FISHER

with Jan Leeming Weather News

Held in the Royal Albert Hall, London, in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother,
HRH The Princess Anne and other members of the Royal Family.
Combined Bands of the Grenadier, Coldstream and Irish Guards
(By permission of the Major-General Commanding the Household Division) Under the direction of Lt Col R.A. Ridings, ARCM, PSM
Trumpeters of the Life Guards
This year, to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, Muster of the Standards includes many veteran associations, among them the Burma Star Association, Normandy Veterans, Dunkirk Veterans, Royal British Legion and the services.
Displays by the three services.
Community singing with Moira Anderson
Service of Remembrance conducted by The Rt. Rev. and Rt. Hon. Gerald A. Ellison assisted by Fr. John Seabrook, Chaplain, RAF Finningley and The Rev. Kenneth Slack, Past Moderator of the Free Church Federal Council
Festival narrator Humphrey Tilling
Commentator Raymond Baxter
Festival director MAJOR ROBERT TOMLINS
Festival producer BOB READER
Television presentation TIM MARSHALL
(Edited recording of this evening event. The service from the Cenotaph tomorrow at 10.30am)

continues the season of acclaimed films introduced by Barry Norman.
Sentenced to two years' imprisonment with a Southern chain-gang, Luke Jackson soon becomes a hero to his fellow prisoners. His toughness and disrespect for the 'system', carry him through a series of adventures - including two escape attempts. But eventually the guards break his spirit.... or do they?
Superstar Newman gives one of his most vivid portrayals as Luke, superbly supported by Kennedy in his Oscar-winning role as Dragline.
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