Live coverage of the second day in Central Hall, Westminster. Reporting team
Robin Day, Richard Wakely

Further coverage from Central Hall, Westminster
12.30* Morning Report
A round-up of the debates

3: Mastery or mystery?
New kinds of measurement in the classroom can help the teacher diagnose a child's strengths and weaknesses. ALAN LITTLE describes some experiments carried out with the help of junior school children.
Producer DAVID ALLEN
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including today's News Summary. Every Thursday evening Robin Day's Newsday takes a longer look at one of the issues of the week with the people concerned. Preceded by Weather

by W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM Dramatised in three parts by HARRY GREEN starring Michael Hordern as Willie Ashenden
Judy Cornwell as Rosie Gann : Pt 3

Seamus Heaney at Dove Cottage
The Irish poet Seamus Heaney , on his first visit to the Lake District, finds new insights into the relationship between a life lived intensely and the poetry produced during the most prolific period of Wordsworth's career.
Producer DAVID HEYCOCK Director DAVID WILSON

Conceived, written, performed by Graham Chapman , Terry Gilliam Eric Idle , Terry Jones
Michael Palin. Also appearing:
CAROL CLEVELAND, BOB E. RAYMOND SLOOPY
Dogs trained by JOHN AND MARY HOLMES Animation by TERRY GILLIAM Designer ROBERT BERK
Producer IAN MACNAUGHTON

Victor Borge , the brilliant international entertainer, performs some of his most famous routines and plays some of his favourite music. Orchestra conducted by RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Special arrangements DENNIS WILSON Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI
Producer JAMES MOIR. Director ALAN BOYD

'Reporters: JEREMY JAMES
JEANNE LA CHARD , JOHN PITMAN JACK PIZZEY , DESMOND WILCOX HAROLD WILLIAMSON
What Kind of Living?
Earlier this year, in a remarkable film about Danesbury Hospital in Hertfordshire, HAROLD WILLIAMSON looked at the plight of 26 people, all once active and healthy until illness or accident paralysed them. The courage of these patients was extraordinary, but the film could offer little hope. However, it did evoke an enormous response from people anxious to know what more can be done.
Now DESMOND WILCOX talks to leading research scientists, Alf Morris mp, Minister for the Disabled, and the disabled themselves with strong views as to how their lives could be improved.
Producer JENNY BARRACLOUGH Editor ADAM CLAPHAM
Incurably brave: page 3

Tony Bilbow and Philip Jenkin son, with Christmas in mind, look at some of the cinema books currently available including: My Life in Pictures (Charles Chaplin ); Starring Fred Astaire (Stanley Green/Burt Goldblatt); Hollywood, England (Alexander Walker )
Producer MARGARET SHARP Philip Jenkinson : page 23

with David Holmes ; Weather

RICHARD BEBB reads The Listeners by WALTER DE LA MARE. 11.55 Close