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Gordon Wilkins covers the motoring news of the week with Michael Frostick and Judith Jackson.

Tonight's programme includes a test track report on a new British family car due to appear at Earl's Court next week. There is a profile of two Americans in Paris - the Ford Pinto and the General Motors' Vega - seen for the first time in Europe at the French motor show. Also, as the 1970 Grand Prix season draws to an end, an all-action film enquiry into the costs of becoming a racing driver. Millions of pounds go into filling a starting grid in Formula 1 racing. Do the financial risks discourage teams from taking a chance with fresh talent?

Contributors

Presenter:
Gordon Wilkins
Reporter:
Michael Frostick
Reporter:
Judith Jackson
Director:
Tony Salmon
Producer:
John Mills
Editor:
Brian Robins

by Edward Boyd
Starring Roddy McMillan

Fifteen years ago John Smith was found guilty of murder, but Aunt Margaret has always thought he might have been innocent. When she forces her nephew to find out the truth, he starts on an impossible task that suddenly becomes dangerous.

(Jolly Jordan masterminds a world of menace: colour feature pages 6 and 7)

Contributors

Writer:
Edward Boyd
Sound:
Ray Angel
Lighting:
Dennis Channon
Designer:
Peter Kindred
Script Editor:
Roger Parkes
Producer:
Jordan Lawrence
Director:
James MacTaggart
Model:
Maggie London
Photographer:
Tony Roper
Peter Lovell:
Julian Holloway
Aunt Margaret:
Madeline Christie
Dan Britt:
Roddy McMillan
Librarian:
Harry Jones
Shopkeeper:
Phil McCall
Woman:
Effie Morrison
Father McNaffey:
Harry Webster
Housekeeper:
Winefride Madigan
Window cleaner:
Joe Quigley
Bernadette Doyle:
Anne Kristen
Britt's neighbour:
Bill McCabe
Paper boy:
David Gallacher
Mrs Tetley:
Phyllida Law
Large man:
Norman Rough
Ben Hetherington:
James Grant
Sweet Sam:
Beth Robens
Roadman:
W.D. Joss
Barman:
Alex McAvoy
Presume:
Charles Carson
Lady Dorriton:
Jan Waters
Lord Dorriton:
John Franklyn-Robbins

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