A programme for children under 5 Story:
Ten Apples Up on Top by THEO LESIEG
Illustrated by ROY MCKIE Presenters
Elizabeth Millbank Andrew Secombe

12.0 The Pre-School Child: Give and Take

12.25 Health Choices: Stormy Weather

12.50 Governing Schools: The Visit

(to 13.15)

The State Express
World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
England v Northern Ireland
England, with STEVE DAVIS , DAVID TAYLOR and JOHN SPENCER , have their strongest-ever team in the field and will need all their experience against DENNIS TAYLOR , ALEX HIGGINS and TOMMY MURPHY. Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Summarisers
JOHN PULMAN , REX WILLIAMS

The feature film starring Johnny Whitaker
Celeste Holm , Warren Oates Jeff East , Jodie Foster
Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are always up to something, usually mischief! When they set sail for the Great Unknown, nothing can dampen their spirits, not even sudden disaster ... Boys will be boys, as Tom and Huck amply demonstrate in this lively musical film of their adventure.
Screenplay by RICHARD M. SHERMAN , ROBERT B. SHERMAN
Based on the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by MARK TWAIN
Produced by ARTHUR P. JACOBS Directed by. DON TAYLOR
(First showing on British television)

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

The State Express
World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
England v Northern Ireland
JOHN SPENCER V ALEX HIGGINS is the first match this evening. Old rivals and ex-World Champions, both will be hoping to take their country through to the semi-finals. DAVID VINE introduces live coverage at the start of this evening's session on the last of the group matches.

leaves his Manchester studio to visit Seaton Delaval Hall on the North-East coast for a night of Geordie entertainment.
Director ALAN WALSH
Producer KEN STEPHINSON
(Russell Harty will be back in London next Tuesday)

The last of a comedy series written by JOHN FORTUNE starring
Musical direction and orchestration RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Designer JOHN O'HARA
Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON Director JOHN B. HOBBS

Forty Minutes of documentary. A season of films portraying issues, stories and characters.
Lol (Lorri Lee) became a queen during his National Service. Demobbed, he joined the Merchant Navy (by accident), and made his stage debut on a passenger liner in Sabrina's gold lame cast-offs. Later he was to become a waiter thanks to glowing references composed by himself on crested note-paper stolen from The Ritz.
Today Lol lives in the suburbs of London and earns his living in the pubs and clubs as a stand-up comic and drag queen in an act that is witty, sophisticated and outrageous.
This film is a portrait of Lol, his friends, and his life past and present. Like Quentin Crisp , he has decided to stake out his own life and live it, whatever people think. On the whole, people find his fun and charm irresistible.

from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
England v
Northern Ireland
Further coverage

by TED WHITEHEAD
Nicola has told Robin she must have a break from him. Jonathan has secretly, and deliberately, smashed a vase in the house that Jack is decorating.
Title song by ALAN PRICE . Studio lighting DAVE SYDENHAM. Studio sound ALAN STOKES Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer COLIN TUCKER Directed by PEDR JAMES
Book (same title), paperback il.50 available 12 November, hardback £6.75 available 11 December, from retailers

With PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA , PETER HOBDAY , DONALD MACCORMICK ; neWS and weather forecast from LOUISE BATCHELOR and MARGARET HOUNSELL , sports results from MARSHALL LEE.

Introduced by DAVID VINE