Live coverage of the last morning in Blackpool.

Story: "Mole" by Luis Murschetz

Further coverage from Blackpool

12.30* Morning Report
A round-up of the debates

5.50-6.15 Closedown

A series of ten programmes about the structure of animals and how problems related to their ways of life have been solved.

Tony Soper looks at the role of fluid in the bodies of sea anemones and at some remarkable hydraulically operated systems in lower animals.
(from Bristol: first shown on BBC1)
Book £2.30: see page 78

Weather

News and analysis of the main topics on the last day.
(Talk-in at 11.30 pm, BBC1)

with Percy Thrower from Clacks Farm, Ombersley, Worcs
Percy Thrower lifts and stores vegetables for winter use and assesses the values of those crops to be left in the ground during the winter.
(Birmingham)
Book 50p; see page 78

To buy that 'home of our own,' nearly four million of us are deeply in debt to organisations of great power about which we know almost nothing. What are building societies? How can we be sure that interest rates are being kept as low as they could be or that investors are getting the best rates for their savings? With home loan interest rates already the highest in history and threatening to go higher, the Money at Work team ask how far the societies can claim to provide efficient means for financing house purchase at rates that don't actually go through the roof.
Presented by Brian Widlake
with Paul Griffiths, David Taylor and Robert McKenzie

(A Man Escaped)
The last in a season of films by this distinguished French director
Tonight's film starring Francois Leterrier, Charles Leclainche, Maurice Beerblock

France, 1943: Lt Fontaine is arrested by the Gestapo and placed in solitary confinement in Fort M. Here, over a period of months, he plans his escape.
This Week's Films: page 11

Introduced by Barry Askew

In England the leader writers debate the day's issues and The Times thunders. But is anyone listening? In America the columnists pour critical scorn on the decisions of government. But does anyone care?
Among those taking part are William Rees-Mogg, editor of The Times; James Reston, chief columnist of the New York Times, and Joseph Kraft of The Chicago Daily News.

with Richard Whitmore; Weather