with Nick Ross and Guy Michelmore Timetable:
News on the hour and half hour read by Sue Carpenter
Weather with Bill Giles at 6.55, 7.25, 7.55, 8.25, 8.55
Nationwide news, weather and travel at 6.57, 7.27,
7.57 and 8.27
Previews and predictions for the World Cup semi-final games at 7.15 and 8.15
Including this morning: The Top 20 at 7.32 with Steve Blacknell ;
Beverly Alt presents this week's fashion tips.
Presenters Floella Benjamin Fred Harris
Story: Tortoise's Dream by JOANNA TROUGHTON
Parveen Mirza talks to dietician Kiran Shukla and Saleha Khan about food additives. Hasmita Doshi shows Samina Mir how to do fancy embroidery.
Music is by the Alaap Group, who sing a Punjabi song. An Asian Unit presentation BBC Pebble Mill
with The Most Rev Robert Runcie
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with Richard Whitmore and Frances Coverdale
News headlines with subtitles
Weather News BILL GILES
A See-Saw programme by Eric Charles
Narrator Roy Kinnear with Sheila Walker
(R)
The 100th Lawn Tennis Championships
The best of the action on the third day's play.
DAN MASKELL, JOHN BARRETT, GERALD WILLIAMS, BARRY DAVIES, MARK COX, BILL THRELFALL, ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE report on the top matches on the Centre and No 1 Courts.
STEVE RIDER keeps you up-to-date with a complete service of news and results from the outside courts.
4.12 Regional News
A cartoon with Dick Dastardly as the commander of the notorious vulture squadron sometimes helped by his companion Muttley. Zilly's a Dilly (R)
Dogtanian Is Put to the Test In which Dogtanian has to win three races before he can become a full musketeer. (R)
Presented by Gary Wilmot with Leni Harper
Teachers CAROLINE BERNSTEIN
DAVID COKER
Creeps MICHELLE FREEMAN SHAUN WALLER
Crawlers ROBERT KENLEY
CATRINA HYLTON-HULL
This week the Creeps and Crawlers have to work out an excuse for being covered in mud. Could you do better? Director PHILLIPPA GILES
Producer JUDY wmtfield (R)
A serial in six parts by J. MEADE FALKNER dramatised by GEORGE DAY 5: John and Elzevir travel to Holland to sell the diamond. When it is stolen from them by an unscrupulous dealer they break into his house in an attempt to get it back.
Executive producer PAUL STONE Director COLIN CANT (R)
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Introduced by Bob Wilson with Emlyn Hughes Semi-finals
The joy of reaching the World Cup Final awaits the winners - so near yet so far for the losers. Bob and Emlyn preview tonight's matches in the Azteca
Stadium, Mexico City and the Jalisco Stadium, Guadalajara.
with Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey followed by Weather News
This is the week to watch if you're sick to death of seeing the Irishman three times a week.
A comedy series written by PETER J. HAMMOND starring John Duttine Lorraine Chase Brian Murphy
Mr Drake, would-be hermit; Angie, free spirit; Ansell, ailing detective; Tommy, reformed pyromaniac; and Maurice, round-the-world ball walker; are settling in quite nicely at the cottage at Scar's Edge. Then Angie starts to find flowers - Drake and Ansell hear about Harold - Mrs Kelly arrives dressed in black - and the peace is shattered once more.
Designer NIGEL CURZON
Produced and directed by JOHN B HOBBS
starring
Deals are made, plans are laid....
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with Julia Somerville and John Humphrys Regional News Weather News
A Triple Heritage
The fifth of nine programmes written and presented by ALI A. MAZRUI 5: New Conflicts
No legacy from the colonial period in Africa has posed more problems than the boundaries. The lines divided some, corralled others, making later disputes inevitable. In East Africa Ali Mazrui finds Somali people living in four different countries; in Nigeria he sees the borders at the origin of the civil war that cost almost a million lives. Mazrui also discusses the course of African revolt against white masters, from the Mau Mau struggle in Kenya to the growing confrontation in South
Africa. He draws a parallel with Algeria, where the eight-year-old war of independence took a terrible toll before the whites gave up and left for
France. 'It was a question of wills,' says Mazrui. 'There may be a lesson there for the whites of South Africa.' Film editor MALCOLM DANIEL Series producer PETER BATE
Executive producer DAVID HARRISON
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Semi-finals
Just four nations now remain from an original entry of 123 who began the World Cup trail more than two years ago. Penalties will decide the fate of the teams if scores are level after extra time.
Live coverage from the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, plus highlights of the other semi-final played earlier this evening.
