King John's Christmas by A. A. MILNE. Presenters
Elizabeth Millbank, Johnny Ball

Creators of Modern Philosophy
Bryan Magee talks to leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
Moral Philosophy with R. M. Hare , Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford University.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer JANET HOENtG

Guiting Power
In 1958 Rachmond Cochrane bought an estate including half a decaying Cotswold village, and with it acquired the title of Lord of the Manor'. With Brian Trueman.
Film editor PETER MARSH Producer JOHN C. MILLER
BBC Manchester

by CHARLES DICKENS with illustrations by PAUL BIRKBECK ' If I could work my will,' said Scrooge indignantly, every idiot who goes about with " Merry Christmas" on his lips, should be boiled with his own pudding, and buried with a stake of holly through his heart.'
Michael Bryant tells the classic story in four parts. 1: Marley's Ghost
(Part 2 tomorrow at 3.40 pm)

starring Kaz Garas
Stewart Granger , Gabriella Licudi Miles Gilchrist is one of the old-style white hunters. Acting as guide to Casey, a rich American playboy who insists on all home comforts on safari, proves the last straw. Gilchrist resigns his licence and sets off on foot to settle an old score-with a killer elephant.
THE MASAI TRIBE WAKAMBA TRIBAL DANCERS
Screenplay by JOHN CAY
Produced and directed by HENRY HATHAWAY. Films: page 7

The last of 18 programmes
The end-of-term exams....
(First shown on BBC1)

'I do work, I just don't work a lot.'
(Kingswood: An End of Term Report, tonight at 7.0 pm)

with subtitles followed by Weather

from Woodhall Spa Golf Club
The last programme of the series with Peter Alliss. His guest this week is Henry Cotton.

Theme music on Action Replay (record REH 441, cassette ZCR 441) from retailers; BBC Videobook and Laservision video-disc Play Golf with Peter Alliss (BBCV 1004) from retailers

Introduced by Patrick Moore from the Royal Festival Hall, London
Fifty years ago, The Goldsmiths Choral Union was formed as a small choral evening class in London. Today the choir features prominently in the musical calendar of the London Concert Halls.
Traditional carols and music for Christmas are played and sung by The Goldsmiths Choral Union accompanied by ROGER VIGNOLES and ANTONY SAUNDERS (pianos)
CHRISTOPHER BOWERS-BROADBENT
(organ), roberthowes (percussion) Musical director Brian Wright with special guests
LADY MANNERS SCHOOL
BASSOON QUARTET
Sound MICHAEL JOJTHSTONE Lighting JOHN STERLING Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Russell Harty invites you to join some of the most famous names in show business for his glittering Christmas party. Live from London's Greenwood Theatre, Russell's star guests let their hair down with festive fun and games and party pieces. And from the House of Commons an all-party choir of MPs sing a special Christmas greeting to their constituents.
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY Producer TOM GUTTERRIDGES

The last in the present series Narrated by Robert Winston Stroke
At about lunchtime on Friday 5 February Jim Turner , a retired man of 66, returned home from doing the shopping. That much he remembers. Following that he had some kind of stroke and the next thing- he can recall is waking up in hospital. In the interval he had driven his car to the next town to pick up his wife.
Film cameraman GARY MORRISON Film recordist PETER BRILL Film editor ROLAND TONGUE Producer FIONA HOLMES
Series editor DAVID PATERSON

For the last nine weeks hundreds of thousands of viewers have been ' inside' a comprehensive school. For some, like the boys at Radley College which was the subject of a previous BBCtv series, it has been a new experience. For many others the series Kingswood: A Comprehensive School, which ended earlier this evening, has prompted comparisons, and perhaps provided insights, into their own education.
Is Kingswood ' a fairly ordinary school'? What do viewers think of its, approach to discipline and learning? Has the headmaster's chief hope been fulfilled-that ' people might now think " I wouldn't mind sending my kids to that school ", or one like it'?
Members of viewing groups set up by the BBC give their answers in discussion with those who made the series.
Producer HUGH PURCELL

with Jehn Humphrys w<ath*r

Introduced by Nick Barraclough
Featuring Stockton's Wing from Dublin - they play Irish music in an original and innovative way that will appeal to the traditionalist and the contemporary minded alike.
Maxtand Mitch , a very funny duo.
. VlniOarbutt- his style of wrapping up songs in funny, shaggy-dog stories has made him one of the "most popular entertainers on the folk scene.
Dave Bromberg, a band that does not fit into any pigeon hole. They play part blues/ jazz, folk and; bluegrass.
Recorded at the Cherry Hinton Hall
Cambridge festival organiser KEN WOOLLARD
Lighting TOMMY THOMAS
Sound BARRIE HAWES
Producer DONALD saver