(Details on BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

The first day of this popular mixed meeting.
2.30 Round Oak Stakes (H'cap. 5f)
3.0 Horris Hill Stakes (7f, 60yds) Locally trained Super Sunrise is among the top colts contesting this valuable prize, which invariably pinpoints a classic colt.
3.30 Tote Autumn Hurdle (2m and about 100yds)
4.0 Rosy Brook H'cap 'Chase (3m) Introduced by Julian Wilson Commentator
PETER O'SULLEVAN , JIMMY LINDLEY RICHARD PITMAN , JOHN HANMER
Television presentation by BILL TAYLOR

4.50 Images and Information

5.15 Upper Clyde Shipbuilders

5.40 Prehistoric People: Unearthing Our Past

with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

continues a season of classic adventure films starring Stewart Granger
James Mason , Deborah Kerr
The third screen version of one of the most famous adventure stories of all time. Here Stewart Granger plays the dual role of the Englishman whose striking resemblance to the King of Ruritania involves him in a plot against the throne. The film's climax is the spectacular sword-fight between Rassendyll and Rupert of Hentzau.
Screenplay JOHN L. BALDERSTON and NOEL LANGLEY Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by RICHARD THORPE

Back again in Manchester for his regular half-hour of unpredictable entertainment.
Director ALAN WALSH
Produced by KEN STEPHINSON
(Russell Harty will be back in London next Tuesday)

A new comedy written by JOHN FORTUNE starring
Part 5
Musical direction and orchestration RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Designer ANDREW HOWE DAVIES Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON Director JOHN B. HOBBS

Give Us the Vote
This is the story of a test case. Success will mean that 618 men and women will get the vote and become eligible for a host of rights, including council housing. All are patients at Calderstones, a mental-handicap hospital in Lancashire. Men like:
Eddie Stringfellow , trapped by disabilities that kept him in bed for ten years; and Harold Poiner , in the institution for over 40 years, desperately wanting to get out to marry his girlfriend.
At a public hearing the local Registration Officer takes evidence from the patients themselves and from villagers worried about the outcome. On his ruling will depend not only the future of the patients at Calderstones, but of thousands of other mentally handicapped people.
Photography JOHN howarth
Film editor TREVOR WILLIAMSON Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer HARRY WEISBLOOM

The lonely lochs and shores of Uist, with its windswept moor-lands - the plaintive cries of seals, loons and eagles. Nature's own rhythms are mirrored in the lives of the Hebridean Crofters.
Narrator DOUGLAS LEACH
Photography ALAN MCGREGOR Film editor BERNARD ROUGHTON Presented by KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol

by TED WHITEHEAD
Jack has made yet another conquest. Antonia is horrified by the speed with which the 'vultures move in on the dead man's possessions.
Title song by ALAN PRICE
Make-up artist GILLIAN THOMAS Costume designer DENNIS BRACK Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer COLIN TUCKER Directed by PEDR JAMES
Theme music on a single, Down at the World's End (RESL 100), from retailers.

Today the voters of Croydon North-West go to the polls in the first formal electoral test of the new Liberal/SDP alliance. At the General Election the Conservatives had a majority of nearly four per cent. This specially extended edition of Newsnight will carry a live declaration of the result, which is expected shortly after midnight. There will be on-the-spot interviews with the winner and losers and reaction in the studio from leading politicians of all parties plus the normal news and analysis of events of the day.