Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed
(from Birmingham)
(Repeated Wed 1.0 pm (not N Ireland))
(Colour)
from Beverley Minster, Yorkshire
Philip Latham reads from "Meditation for a Young Boy Confirmed" by Alan Paton
Choir of Beverley Minster
Britain's largest independent cider-making firm stages its own festival in Hereford, the home base for exports to over 40 countries.
Weather
with Reuben Martin
The Lawn Tennis Championships
At the end of the first week of the world's greatest Open Tennis Championships Harry Carpenter looks back at the thrills and the highlights of the outstanding matches of the early rounds.
Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea
with Akim Tamiroff, Robert Preston, Lynne Overman, Brian Donlevy
The story of America's first transcontinental railway and the men who built it.
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from Leipzig
The second and final day of this important international match between the men of Great Britain and East Germany, and women of Great Britain, East Germany and Bulgaria. Among this afternoon's events are the 10,000 metres, men's and women's 800 metres, and the 400-metre relays.
A serial in five parts
Written by Alistair Bell
Based on the book by Nina Bawden
Mr Hoggart has been taken to hospital, and Smith has decided that Jones must return to the mainland. Tim's gem, found in the cave, has been stolen.
by Jane Austen
Dramatised in six parts by Denis Constanduros
Emma has befriended Harriet Smith, a young pupil-teacher. Although an inveterate matchmaker she has encouraged Harriet to reject the proposal of Robert Martin, a young farmer.
(First shown on BBC2)
Tonight's film also stars Joan Bennett, Aldo Ray, Peter Ustinov
On Christmas Eve 1895 three convicts escape from Devil's Island prison and take over the store of a French shopkeeper. Finding the Ducotel family are in trouble, the soft-hearted trio decide the time has come to put their criminal talents to good use.
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with Robert Dougall
Weather
The men who shape what we read in our newspapers, discuss how the week's news was covered. Each week William Hardcastle will chair a discussion in which editors and top journalists consider the issues behind the news.
