See panel and page 33
(to 13.00)

A programme for children at home.
In the story chair, Ruth Goring
Today's story is called 'The House that Suits You'
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(to 18.00)

Eight programmes looking at the sub-continent twenty years after Independence.

The Indian Nationalists' struggle for Swaraj - independence - began over eighty years ago and is now a national myth. The interaction between Gandhi, Nehru, and the British produced the great strengths and weaknesses of the Congress Party, which still rules India with a precarious majority.
Written and introduced by Roderick MacFarquhar.

by William Emms.
Starring Ewen Solon
with James Grant and Callum Hill
Guest star, Jack Gwillim

A child is shot by terrorists, and the rifle used was made in Britain. Smith becomes emotionally involved in the case of illegal arms deals because of his personal experience of terrorists. But then - who are the terrorists?

Featuring some hilarious moments from the golden age of screen comedy.

Life ...in the animal world.
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A review of the life and work of Sir Julian Huxley, F.R.S., Biologist and Philosopher.
With contributions from Professor A. J. Ayer, James Fisher, Sir Alister Hardy, F.R.S.,
Dr. Konrad Lorenz, Dr. Ernst Mayr, Peter Scott, Professor Niko Tinbergen, Dr. Grey Walter.
Introduced by Dr. Desmond Morris.
From the South and West
See facing page

A look at the world through European eyes.
Introduced this week by Derek Hart with the help of the cameras of the European television networks.
See page 27

by John Galsworthy.
A second chance to see this dramatisation by Donald Wilson.
(Shown on Saturday)

Criticism, Discussion, Diversion with Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow and tonight's guests also Philip Jenkinson with more film requests.
Letters to Philip Jenkinson should be addressed c/o Late Night Line-Up, [address removed]