A visit to Castle Irwell Racecourse, Manchester, to see three of this afternoon's principal events, including the last major flat race handicap of the season.

12.45 The Little-Go Hurdle Race
for three-year-olds over a mile and a half

1.15 The Emblem Steeplechase
for five-year-olds and upwards over three miles

1.55 The Manchester November Handicap
for three-year-olds and upwards over one mile and a half

Commentator, Peter O'Sullevan with Clive Graham in the parade ring to identify the runners and riders before each race.

From the Parc des Princes, Paris.
Presented by the French Television Service

Percy Thrower continues the general work in the garden, shows some essential gardening tools and how to use them, and introduces a guest to demonstrate simple apparatus for heating the small greenhouse and garden frame.
(to 16.00)

A magazine programme.
Written by Michael Barsley.
Richard Warner and Fuzz introduce Saveen, Robert Harbin, Charlie Drake and Jack Edwardes, Julie David, Frank Baron and his Band and The Badgers' Club.
(to 18.00)

Interesting people who are In Town Tonight, interviewed by John Ellison.
(Simultaneous broadcast with the London, Midland, North, and West of England Home Services)

Tomorrow the annual London to Brighton run for veteran cars starts traditionally from Hyde Park.
This evening some of these proud ancestors of the modern motor car show their paces and Raymond Baxter discusses them with their intrepid owners.
Presented with the co-operation of the Royal Automobile Club

The first of a new series of detection films based on the methods of Scotland Yard.
[Starring] Bruce Seton as former Inspector Robert Fabian

Specially produced for television.

[Starring] Albert Modley, Hal Monty, Johnny Brandon, Jimmy Edmundson, Trudi Adams, Jose Moreno, Lee Young, Peter Glover, The Pigalle Can Can Girls, The Variety Parade Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers
The Variety Parade Orchestra
Conducted by Eric Robinson
(The Pigalle Can Can Girls appear by permission of the Management of The Pigalle Restaurant, London)

by J. Jefferson Farjeon.
Adapted and produced by Tony Richardson.
with Robert Shaw and Alfred Burke.

Written and produced by John Elliot.
A series of BBC Television films telling the story of air power and its impact on the world during the past twenty years.
This film covers events in Europe between 1935 and 1940.
(Previously shown last Monday)

(sound only)