The treasure hasn't been found, but there's still a surprise to come. (Colour)

England v Pakistan Final day
Coverage up to the lunch interval direct from The Oval
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , TED DEXTER
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and JOHN SHREWSBURY

(Colour)

Weatherman KEITH BEST

Hywel Gwynfryn in the Far East

England v Pakistan Further coverage of this final day's play direct from The Oval

Charlie Grumble by ROSEMARY HILL Presenters
SARAH LONG , JOHNNY BALL

with Richard Wattis
Mary Plain Goes to America by GWYNEDD RAE
Mary Plain describes herself as ' unusual ', and she certainly is - she's a bear.
Today: An Invitation

Introduced by Roy Castle with Ross and Norris McWhirter and Dilys Morgan who discover anyone or anything that claims to be a record breaker. This week's special guest:
David Starbrook , Britain's first-ever judo Olympic silver medallist.
Designer TONY SNOADEN
Producer ALAN RUSSELL

starring Una McLean as Flora Havers and Captain Bonny and Walter Carr as Mr Knott and Uncle Angus in The Detergent is Urgent by JOHN MORLEY
Something - or someone - is killing all the fish around Herring Harbour. The local fishermen call on Flora and friends to try to solve the mystery which plunges them into an adventure in a sinister laboratory.
Music by ALASTAIR MCDONALD Designer PIERO RINALDI Producer PAUL CIANI

with Peter Woods ; Weather

followed by Regional Weather (London only: Nationwide)
(Regional details as Friday)

4: Training the Racehorse
What is involved in training a racehorse to win? To find out, Michael Rodd goes to Fyfield House, Andover, where Toby Balding , one of Britain's leading trainers, puts his string of 80 horses through their day-to-day preparation for National Hunt and Flat Racing.
With the working day starting before 6.0 am and ending at 9.0 at night - it's a life of real dedication for everyone working at the stables - for the lads, head lad, travelling lad, blacksmith, apprentices and jockey as well as for the trainer. All have one thing in common - a great love for the horse combined with the dream of winning a big race like the Grand National.
Producer MARY EVANS

In the chair Eleanor Summerfield This week with Hannah Gordon and Terry Wogan
An addict's game - for punsters and crossworders.
Devised by MARK GOODSON/BILL TODMAN Director GEOFF WILSON
Producer CECIL KORER

The Regimental Line starring
Stewart Granger as Col Mackenzie A cavalry platoon canters into Shiloh and in the mind's eye of Colonel Mackenzie the blue of a uniform changes to the Queen's scarlet. The relentless pursuit that follows opens the last act of the tragedy in his imperial past which led him to leave the army.

Written by ROY CLARKE starring
Blamire has become very keen on photography and this, combined with Clegg's memories of camping, leads the threesome into a weekend under the stars with the smell of hay in their nostrils....
Music composed and conducted by RONNIE HAZI. EHURST
Designers JOHN STOUT. ANDY DIMOND Producer JAMES GILBERT

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods Weather

Tuesday's Documentary
The second of two films by RAMSAY SHORT
Over 250 civilians in England and at least 1,700 civilians and soldiers in Northern Ireland have been injured by parcel and letter bombs in the last 18 months.
Last October Raymond Hazan picked up a parcel which exploded, blowing off his right arm, damaging his ears - and blinding him.
Raymond, 28, married, his wife expecting their first child, was a captain in the army stationed in Londonderry when it happened. The parcel was not addressed to me - but I was curious and picked it up - I don't remember any noise - it was as if a cage, a big black cage had been dropped over me.' Film cameras have recorded his attempt to readjust from when he left hospital, chronicling his early steps in a rehabilitation centre, the birth of his child: 'For months afterwards I was saying to myself " Oh God I wish I could see him", 'until two months ago when he felt he had completed the first stage of his new ambition to compete as a blind man in a sighted world.'
Narrated by IAN HOLM
One day at a time: page 4

Barry Norman reviews the new films, including The Paper Chase, for which John Houseman won an Oscar for the best supporting actor.
Also, a look at some new books, including Take One, an autobiography of veteran director Mervyn LeRoy , famous for such films as Gold Diggers of 1933 and The Wizard of Oz.
Producer PATRICIA INGRAM

Introduced by Julian Pettifer
Tom Mangold , Vincent Hanna , Michael Cockerell , Bill Kerr Elliott, David Jessel , Julian Mounter and David Lomax are the Midweek correspondents.
Deputy editor jofn GAU Editor PETER PAUNAMENTA

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