Story: "Pastry Story" by Mike Rosen
from the All England Jumping Course, Hickstead, Sussex
An international competition with a first prize of £200 which affords the entrants a good look at the problems of the International Arena prior to next Sunday's jumping classic.
(Colour)
with Percy Thrower from Chelwood Vachery, Sussex
As a change from the usual routine, Percy Thrower visits a stately garden which has been rescued from oblivion and restored to its former glory.
(from Birmingham)
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This film traces the life of the author of "1984" and "Animal Farm" during one crucial year, 1936. In that year Orwell spent some time in the depressed North of England, married, set off for the Spanish Civil War and completed his book "The Road to Wigan Pier", which set his course as a political writer.
Orwell is remembered by the people who knew him at the time, both in London and in the North. Among those who comment on his work and ideas are W.H. Auden, Noam Chomsky, Michael Foot, MP, Norman Mailer and Angus Wilson
The final programme in the present series of open discussions on controversial sporting topics, in which the panel of experts, chairman Ian Wooldridge, and members of the audience put their points of view.
This week's experts are:
Sir Stanley Rous, President of the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) and former Secretary of the Football Association
Derek Dougan, Northern Ireland and Wolves striker and chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association
J. L. Manning, leading sports columnist
The questions are put by members of the audience at Wolverhampton Wanderers Social Club.
Starring Kolya Burlyaev
Andrei Tarkovsky's award-winning film is a moving and sensitive account of a boy's life and death in war. Orphaned in the German invasion of Russia and determined on revenge, 12-year-old Ivan becomes a partisan. After several successful front-line spying operations it is decided to move young Ivan back to the rear for a rest. He resists strongly and is allowed to go on one more mission.
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with Richard Whitmore
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