A programme for children at home
Presenters this week, Carol Chell, Gordon Clyde
Today's story: 'Inch by Inch' by Leo Lionni

A sky-view flat at the top of a high block, a small country cottage, or perhaps a grand castle-if you could choose, what kind of house would you like to live in? The Play School poem this week is about different sorts of houses:
Some houses are round
Some houses are square
Some houses are high up in the air
Some houses are fat
Some houses are thin
There are all kinds of houses for you to live in
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"Hitler inherited an empire and he risked it, same as a card player at Monte Carlo, and he lost." (Baldur von Schirach)
Introduced by John Tidmarsh

Reporting: John Timpson and Peter Woods
with Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Clayton, Tom Mangold, Michael Sullivan, David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and the correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News.

Followed by The Weather

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A new series about the untamed West
Three men, bound by blood yet strangers, fighting all comers-and among themselves-to stake their claim in the pioneer territory of California in the year 1888

A dangerous case of mistaken identity leaves Scott at the mercy of two vicious bounty-hunters who claim he is a wanted man. In a race against time Johnny searches for the beautiful mystery woman who can prove his brother's innocence.
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by Jimmy Perry
[Starring] Terry Scott and Hugh Lloyd
with John Clive, Leon Thau, Anne de Vigier, Lynn Dalby
and Jack Haig, Linda James, Roger Brierley, Nick McArdle, Matthew Roberton, Shirley Stanwell, Alan Haines, Tony McLaren

To the occupants of the garden of 25 Telegraph Road the 'Human Beans' world sometimes looks a lot of fun. But parties with drink, singing and dancing can look better than they are, and sometimes it's a good thing to be on the outside looking in, especially if your viewpoint is astro-gnomic.
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A series which explores living memory

In 1916 the archaic British penal system was menaced by a new sort of critic in the cells. Prisons were never to be the same again.
"Funny isn't it - you've got ten years for killing somebody - and I've got ten years because I won't kill anybody"
"Looking at it from now, I would say we demonstrated that it is impossible to break the spirit of men who are really convinced. And we have written conscientious objection permanently into the law of England"
(First World War Conscientious Objectors)

Taking part: Harold Bing, Lord Brockway, Alfred Corum, Jack Foister, Mark Hayler, Mrs. Rosa Hobhouse, Mrs. Lydia Horton, Miles Malleson, Frank Merrick, F.J. Murfin, Aylmer Rose, F.J. Pullen, Allen Skinner, Harry Stanton, Stephen Thorne
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The return series

The fifth of thirteen matches in which the Americans seek revenge for their defeat in the first series.
Doug Sanders, U.S.A. v. George Knudsen, Canada at Turnberry
Sanders, winner of well over $100,000 in America in a year, takes on the man who won the individual trophy in the 1966 Canada Cup and who is a several-times winner on the U.S. circuit.
Prize-money: $4,000 to the winner; $3,000 to the loser
Position after four matches: U.S.A. 2: The World 2
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The end of today in front of tomorrow with Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley and tonight's guests
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