in He Asked for It
A judge decides to teach a lesson to Leon.
Directed by HARRY D'ARCY
An RKO film

with Frank Bough and Sally Magnusson in London and Jeremy Paxman and James Cox previewing the Prime
Minister's speech to the Conservative Party Conference.

England v West Indies
From Gujranwala, Pakistan For the first time, the World Cup moves out of England to the subcontinent of India and Pakistan. Over the next four-and-a-half weeks, 27 matches will be played at 21 different venues in the two countries. There are eight participating teams in two groups -
Group A Group B India Pakistan Australia England New Zealand West Indies Zimbabwe Sri Lanka
Group matches will be played on a double-round-robin basis up to the semi-finals; all matches are to be played on one day with 50 overs per side. A report on the match so far is introduced in London by TONY GUBBA With TOM GRAVENEY In Pakistan:
Scorer WENDY WIMBUSH
Commentators TONY LEWIS
RAY ILLINGWORTH
JACK BANNISTER
Television presentation ptv, Pakistan

Live coverage from
Blackpool of the final morning of conference, with debates on emergency balloted motions. Commentators Sir Robin Day and David Dimbleby with Nick Clarke including at
10.00* News and Weather

Andy Crane with programme news and your birthday greetings followed by:

Play School
Presenters Fred Harris and Lesley Woods
Story: "Mrs Simpkin and the Magic Wheelbarrow" by Linda Allen

with Martin Jarvis Producer RALPH ROLLS

Further coverage from Blackpool

England v West Indies
From Gujranwala, Pakistan TONY GUBBA introduces live coverage of the closing stages.

with Philip Hayton Weather BILL GILES

Des takes charge of an awkward situation.
(For cast see page 63. Shown again on Monday at 9.05am)

Racing and International Hockey introduced by DAVID ICKE and featuring today:
Racing from Ascot
BBCtv cameras cover the four top races on Grand Metropolitan Day.
3.05 The Grand Metropolitan Stakes (Old Mile)
3.40 The Holsten Pils Nursery Stakes (7f)
Commentators
JULIAN WILSON. PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY. JOHN HANMER
International Hockey
The Lada International Hockey Classic
With the Seoul Olympic
Games just one year away, this quadrangular round robin tournament should offer a good form guide to Great Britain, the Los
Angeles bronze medallists. Today they face Malaysia, while the reigning Olympic champions Pakistan take on Poland - that match can be seen later on BBC2.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES

Andy Crane - starting with Corners
Presented by Simon Davies and Sophie Aldred with Jo Korna
How did the first cameras work?
How do you find a pen-friend? And how many baked beans do you get in a tin?
Director ALISON STEWART
Series producer ANNE GOBEY Editor CYNTHIA GELGATE
Questions to: Corners, BBC tv London. W128QT

Texas Pete tries to steal the giant birds' eggs but SuperTed puts them back in the nest.
(R)

with Steve Blacknell Matthew Devitt
Gideon Escott Robert Harley Caroline Leddy Carla Mendonca
What's all this then? Eh?
Well, it's music from Patsy Kensit and Eighth Wonder, mystery drop-in guests, surprise tv o'grams, agonising agony aunts,
Adrian's news around the world, the amazing Blacknell interview, Clive, the man just about town, the great
Gunther Pirelli and much, much more! Don't miss it! Executive producer
CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON
Assistant producer VICKY PILE Designer MEL BIBBY
Director DAVID CRICHTON
Producer TREVOR MCCALLUM

by Barry Purchese
A series of 24 programmes

Ziggy and Robbie help Helen and Mr Griffiths to smuggle Harriet into the school. Danny starts behaving very strangely and Fred realises something is seriously wrong.
This week's cast: [see below]
(Ceefax subtitles)

from Wembley Arena
The excitement intensifies as the end of the week approaches and the climax to the show tomorrow night. Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS. WARD
STEPHEN HADLEY
Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON WENDY SHEPPARD

Nicholas Witchell and Philip Hayton present the latest pictures, stories and events of the day from Britain and around the world.
Weather BERNARD DAVEY

London Plus, Spotlight Points West, Look East Look North, South Today
North West Tonight Midlands Today

Join Terry and his guests for conversation and entertainment live from the Television Theatre. Programme associate NEILSHAND
Director DAVID G. CROFT Producers
JON PLOWMAN. CHARLES MILLER Series producer JOHN FISHER

Starring Les Dawson
Join Les and his friends in another edition of this popular quiz. His special guests this week are Joe Brown, Dana, Paul Heiney, Janice Long, Claire Rayner, Frankie Vaughan

Produced in association with Mark Goodson and Talbot TV Ltd
(Ceefax subtitles)

starring
Ronnie Corbett Ronnie Barker with Cheryl Kennedy
Ron Nunnery , Kate O'Mara Nicholas Smith
Lucille Loong , Janet Webb Robert Yuen
Join Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker in a laughter-filled celebration of their
21-year association. Messrs Corbett and Barker have chosen their personal favourites from the many hilarious sketches and songs they have performed together over the years.
RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
RALPH TOBERT AND HIS
DANCERS
THE FRED TOMLINSON SINGERS Written by BARRY CRYER. JOHN LAW DAVID NEWMAN. PETER OSBORNE DAVID RENWICK. DICK VOSBURGH GERALD WILEY
*CEEFAX SUBTITLES

with Martyn Lewis and Debbie Thrower Regional News
Weekend Weather BERNARD DAVEY

An eight-part series created by ROY CLARKE starring and Pulaski and 2: The Price of Fame by ANDREW PAYNE
When Larry is confined to Halesworth Hall Health
Farm to 'rest his liver', his involvement with one of the other guests has unforeseen consequences for the series.
Pulaski theme performed by THE SHADOWS
Music
BRIAN BENNETT Photograpy DAVID WHITSON Film editor MARTIN SHARPE Designer JOHN STOUT
Produced by PAUL KNIGHT
Directed by GERRY POULSON
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

The Arts and Glasnost
The first of three films about the cultural changes in Gorbachev's Russia. Cinema
In 1917 Lenin wrote that cinema is the most important of the arts. Today the reform of the cinema is at the centre of the perestroika - or reconstruction - currently taking place in Soviet society.
At this year's International
Film Festival in Moscow, the world was given the opportunity to see 150 films which had been suppressed over the last 20 years.
In this week's Omnibus, Soviet directors like
Elem Klimov and Alexei Gherman talk publicly for the first time about the frustrations of working under censorship: 'to make a film was bad enough ... but to get it approved was indescribable' - and speak about their hopes and fears for the future.
Camera JOHN GOODYER Sound JOHN TELUCK
Film editor ALASTAIR MITCHELL Executive producer DIANA LASHMORE
Director DAISY GOODWIN

from Wembley Arena featuring the Taylor Woodrow Homes Silver Spur Its the scurry championship tonight, all those flying hooves in The Horse of the Year Show's version of a chariot race.
For the more serious minded there is E8,000 on offer in the main show jumping class of the night.
Introduced by DAVID VINE