The Prime Minister, Rt Hon Edward Heath, MP addresses the final session of the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool.

12.20* Morning Report
A summary of the Conference proceedings

Starring Jean Arthur, Marlene Dietrich, John Lund and Millard Mitchell

When prim and proper Congress-woman Phoebe Frost arrives in Berlin just after World War II, Captain Pringle finds it expedient to engage her in romance rather than allow her to look too closely into other affairs.

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Sydney Pollack, director of They Shoot Horses, Don't They? and Jeremiah Johnson talks about his career which has also included This Property is Condemned, The Scalphunters, and a new film with Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford, The Way We Were.

Narrated by Hugh Falkus
Beloved by epicures, the oyster is no ordinary shellfish. It also bequeaths pearls to mankind, and a reputation - as an aphrodisiac. Not surprisingly, in many parts of the world there are intensive efforts to farm oysters on a large scale. In France, in the Morbihan district of Brittany, such ventures have been particularly successful.
(From Bristol)
(Shortened repeat of a programme first shown in The World About Us)

Harold Williamson looks at the world of greyhound racing.

Reporting team Alastair Burnet, Robin Day and Alan Watson with news and analysis of the last day of the Conservative Party Conference at Blackpool.

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Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith
Today at Twickenham young England will have had much to do to contain their exciting visitors.

(Colour)

An exciting new account of evolution in action
Written by Nigel Calder
Introduced by David Attenborough

Given the odds, it's remarkable that life exists at all. For more than 3,000-million years, living things have played a game against death. Everything alive today-including ourselves - has won by changing tactics just enough to keep ahead of the game. But what are the rules? The Life Game looks at the family tree of life and goes to eight countries to meet the scientists who are discovering how life began, how it is changing even now and where it is going; from an old German castle where a mathematical game of life is played out, to the mystery of the 500 flies of Hawaii; from the parched shores of Lake Kenya where a skull has been found which may topple our ideas of our origins to a chessboard of future life on which man is no longer a pawn... but the player.

A BBC co-production with the ABC, BRT KRO, OECA, Studio Hamburg, SR, WNET/13

9.10* - 9.15* Interval

The origin of our species pages 74-79.
Book The Life Game £2.50: see page 82

by Charlotte Bronte
Dramatised in five parts by Robin Chapman

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The Final of The 10th Piccadilly World Match Play Championship at Wentworth
Introduced by Harry Carpenter

Starring Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine

Sensitive society girl Lina McLaidlaw marries popular man-about-town Johnnie Aysgarth. At first they are happy, but when she discovers he is an embezzler and perhaps a murderer she fears for her own life.
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