Children of Lapland based on a story written and illustrated by BODIL HAGBRINK. Presenters
Carol Chell , Stuart McGugan
(Repeat. Repeated on BBCl at 3.55 pm)

The second day of the New Year meeting run over the New Course.
1.5 Colt Car Platinum Novices' Steeplechase (3 miles, 1 furlong)
1.40 Colt Car Corinium Hurdle Race (2; miles)
2.15 Colt Car Diamond Handicap Steeplechase (21 miles)
This valuable event is run over the full course and distance of the Mackeson Gold Cup.
2.50 Panama Cigar Hurdle Race (Qualifying race. 2 miles)
Introduced by RICHARD PITMAN
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN and JOHN HANMER
Producer RICHARD TILLING

Creators of Modern Philosophy Bryan Magee talks to leading philosophers about Western philosophy today. The Ideas of Quine with Willard van Orman Qutne, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Harvard.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director MARTIN L. BELL
Executive producer JANET HOENIG

with Carolyn Jones Walter Matthau Dolores Hart Dean Jagger
In the role of Danny Fisher , a rising young smger who becomes involved in the violent gangster world of New Orleans, Presley once again reveals his considerable natural talent as a dramatic actor - and sings numbers like the title song, ' Lover doll ', ' Trouble ', 'Crawfish' and ' Dixieland rock'.
Screenplay by HERBERT BAKER and MICHAEL VINCENTE GAZZO. Based on the novel A Stone for Danny Fisher by HAROLD ROBBINS Produced by HAL B. WALLIS Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ
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in The Tramp
When anyone talks of ' going for a tramp' it's usually Charlie they have in mind!
Written and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN Music composed and directed by DENNIS WILSON
Executive producer WILLIAM FITZWATER

A moral tale of an ordinary bloke, a duck and a dog who enjoy bouncing together.

A series of four programmes Jackie McCafferty 's Romance A comedy by PETER MCDOUGALL Producer
ANDRÉE MOLYNEUX

A series of five programmes 2: Follow my Leader
During the Second World War magazines encouraged women to help in the war effort. But this new-found independence was short-lived when, in the 50s, the consumer boom and the magazines helped re-establish women back in the home. And, with the post-war babies becoming teenagers, the magazines had found a new and lucrative market. Commentary read by MAUREEN LIPMAN
(Third programme tomorrow 6.30 pm)

Australia v England from Sydney
Richie BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Adolf Hitler dreamed of commemorating himself with the creation of a great art gallery dedicated to the glory of the Third Reich.
Historian Norman Stone traces the story of plunder and dubious purchases as the collection was amassed. The film includes: Madeleine Duke , victim of Nazi looting; Hans Herbst , a buyer for the collection; Rodolfo Siviero , Italian resistance officer; Albert Speer , Hitler's architect; Wynford Vaughan-Thomas , war correspondent.
Film editor SUSAN SPIVEY
Producer DAVID WALLACE

The Embassy
World Professional Championship Second round
PETER PURVES introduces mgnngnts from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent. Commentators
SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
Producers KEITH PHILLIPS , NICK HUNTER

Starring Michael York as Second Lt Arthur Drake, Richard Attenborough as Major Lionel Roach, Trevor Howard as Colonel Benjamin Strang, Stacy Keach as the Adjutant, Christopher Plummer as Major Alastair Wimbourne, VC, Susannah York as Mrs Marjorie Scarlett

Two young subalterns, Drake and Millington, take up their duties with the 20th Indian Light Cavalry at a lonely outpost on the North-West frontier. Intent on dismissal at the end of his probationary period, Millington goes out of his way to earn the disapproval of his seniors, not least by flirting with Marjorie Scarlett, widow of the regimental hero. When Mrs Scarlett is viciously assaulted during the Regimental Ball, Millington is arrested. Unconcerned about the outcome of the court martial, he chooses the inexperienced Drake to defend him...
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(First showing on British television)

with John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with Joan Bakewell and Linda Alexander , Charles Wheeler , Peter Hobday , Tony Lewis.

Further coverage.