Starring Dean Stockwell, Robert Ryan, Barbara Hale, Pat O'Brien

A delightful fantasy about an orphan boy who finds that his experiences have an unexpected significance.
An opportunity to see the first feature film directed by Joseph Losey, who has since acquired an international reputation with such films as The Servant, Accident and Secret Ceremony.
(This Week's Films: page 0)

David Holmes reviews week-by-week the moves made by the politicians and examines the part played by government in the lives of us all.

The County Championship: Northumberland v Gloucestershire
at the County Ground, Gosforth

Surprise winners of the Northern Division and semi-finalists for the first time in 35 years, the delighted Northumbrians face the formidable opposition of a side whose record in this Competition includes 16 Final appearances and 9 Championship Titles.

Test Cricket from Australia by Satellite:
Australia v England: Fifth Test Match
from Melbourne: third day
Recorded highlights of the day's play.
Presented by David Kenning and Denis Kelly in collaboration with the Australian Broadcasting Commission

(Colour)

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson

Chronicle's winter round-up ranges from the depths of the Central American jungle to the depths of the River Thames - from the mountains of Persia to the city of Dublin.
How did archaeology fare in Conservation Year? What are the latest threats? Experts and personalities in the studio and film from around the world bring you up to date.

One of the world's greatest song-writers in a programme of his and other songs with his guest Lainie Kazan and Mr Kelly, GB

The Dancers: Shirley-Ann Bosch, Carol Forbes, Joanna Horlock, Lavinia Lang, Pat Lovett, Tricia Milne, Pauline Wall
Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra
Written by Rod McKuen

by Jane Austen
Dramatised in four parts by Denis Constanduros

Mrs Jennings took Elinor and Marianne to a ball in London. There Marianne at last saw Willoughby but was dismayed when he ignored her.

Introduced by Mike Harding
featuring The Roy Young Band, a brass-augmented Rock band.
Bronco, a new five-piece group.

Starring David Farrar, David Knight with Julia Arnall

Lost is an almost documentary account of what happens when a 19-month-old baby is stolen from a young American couple in London.
David Farrar plays the detective who painstakingly follows up every minute clue in this crisp and realistic drama.
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