A programme for children at home.

(to 11.30)

2.30 Gratwicke Blagrave Memorial Challenge Cup (Steeplechase)
A plate of 1600 two miles and a few yards

3.5 Cheltenham Four-year-old Hurdle Race (Div. 1)
A plate of 1600 two miles and 200 yards

3.35 Charles Turner Hunters' Challenge Cup (Steeplechase)
A plate of 11,000 three miles, two furlongs, 76 yards

4.10 Spring Handicap Hurdle Race (Div. 11)
A plate of £600 two miles and 200 yards

(to 16.20)

with Ray and Archie Fisher, The Spinners, Felicity Johnson, Stan Kelly.

A serial in six episodes.
When Carol's employer Tom Fielding is killed by a total stranger, the police, led by Carol's ex fiance Alan Milton, find enough evidence to involve her present fiance, a man called Harry Brent. Naturally, Alan is determined to find out more about him.
First transmission on Monday

What does Britain's role East of Suez really mean?
Does it mean being drawn into the morass of South-East Asian politics in an attempt to prop up unstable regimes?
If China is the threat, where should we meet it-in Vietnam, in Thailand, or in Malaysia? Or back at the borders of India or the northern coast of Australia?
Does our commitment East of Suez mean turning our backs on Europe?
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James Mossman has been putting these questions on his travels through South-East Asia. He has talked to the new leaders of Asia and the statesmen of Australia, Britain, and the U.S.A.

Tonight the French cellist Paul Tortelier is partnered for the first time by the English pianist Denis Matthews.
They rehearse the last movement of Beethoven's Sonata for cello and piano in A major, Op. 69.

followed by The Weather

Ian Trethowan looks back over the past week in Parliament and introduces reports on big debates in both Houses, questions to Ministers, significant moves behind the scenes, and the effects of M.P.s' work inside and outside Westminster.
with the BBC's Parliamentary and Political News Staff

Round off the day with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Nicholas Tresilian and tonight's guests.