with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather BILL GILES

(London and SE only: Financial.
Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

DONNY MACLEOD , MARIAN FOSTER
MARJORIE LOFTHOUSE , DAVID FREEMAN present the relaxed and lively magazine programme from the foyer of Pebble Mill.
Today's musical guest is Ralph McTell
Editor PETER HERCOMBE BBC Birmingham

A See-Saw programme Presented by Sam Dale
(Repeat)

The...100th University Match
Oxford v Cambridge for The Bowring Bowl
Aarvold,Wakefield, Obolensky, Sharp, Davies and Gibson - names at random from many etched in the .scrolls of Rugby Union history. A history that has taken 99 matches and 109 years to unfold. A series that began in the Parks, Oxford, in 1872 with a win for the home side and reached parity last year following a Cambridge victory.
What could be a better setting for the 100th match than Twickenham with the opposing sides level at 43 wins each and 13 drawn? Commentator
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH With BOB HILLER
Television presentation by BILL TAYLOR

Story: Presents for the Baby
Written by Barbara Mitchelhill
(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)

Touche Turtle is sought for revenge by Locoweed Willie in "High Goon".
(Repeat)

with Maureen Lipman The Mona Lisa Mystery by PAT HUTCHINS
2: Further Complications

A cartoon series. Dracula is back helping people through the descendants of infamous monsters.

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide- (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West

(Regional details as Monday)

with John Pitman
A candid look at a day in the life of a grand hotel; upstairs and front of house with the clients, downstairs and behind the scenes with the valets, chambermaids, chefs and waiters who have to keep the clients happy.
The Ritz was once the stamping-ground of everybody who was anybody. But the attractions were fading. Now the grand old lady - 75 this year - has been given a £6-million facelift and it is hoped, a new lease of the 'high life'.
Some of the staff have spent half their lives in service here. Some of the clients have been coming for 60 years. But the Ritz can't afford to live in the past. And so it. tries to cling to the old traditions while still catering for the new Ritz people - businessmen, tourists and gentlemen from the Middle East. The Ritz is an oasis in Piccadilly, a legacy of opulence and elegance. It's a luxury most people today can't afford. But then, it always has been...
Research JILL MARSHALL Photography DAVID FEIG
Sound recordist DICK MANTON Film editor JIM LATNAM
Producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF

with John Humphrys ; Weatherman

A film written by Jim Allen

Kath the housewife and McBride the Chief Constable - normally their paths would not cross. But in hard times the struggle to stay alive creates desperate alliances and conflicts. Kath has to go out and fight for her family. McBride's men must 'rule the streets'. Must somebody be the loser?