(Timetable on Tuesday)
With Nicholas Witchell and Sara Coburn. (Timetable on Tuesday)
A look at progress in the biggest construction project in Europe: a five-kilometre bridge across the River
Severn.
Great Vegetarian Dishes. This week, Middle Eastern entrées.
Regional News; Weather
With Chris Jarvis.
Playdays
Cartoon fun.
Regional News; Weather
England v New Zealand: live coverage from Lord's of the final day's play. With Tony Lewis.
Including at 12.00 News Regional News; Weather
(Details at 7.00 pm) (Stereo)
There is little room for sentiment in the modern, multi-million-dollar world of the professional tennis circuit, and yet the modern players still pay tribute to the unique, time-hallowed magic of Wimbledon, where the two week championship starts today. "It is what it is," says Jim Courier simply, and he rates even Wimbledon's number 1 court as offering a greater sense of occasion than the centre court of his home Grand Slam tournament, the US Open.
The French Open in Paris, two weeks ago, was the preceding major tournament but rarely provides hugely significant pointers to the Wimbledon fortnight, so different are the playing qualities of clay and grass. Nevertheless, French victors Sergi Bruguera and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario arrive in south-west London brimming with form.
Commentary on the action is by John Barrett , Mark Cox , Bill Threlfall , David Mercer , Julian Tutt , Paul Hutchins and John Alexander.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam.
After 4.30, coverage is shared with the final day's play in the second Test between England and New Zealand, from Lord's.
Sue Barker on the Wimbledon champions
SEE FEATURE page 36
; With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart.
Weather Rob McElwee
Comprehensive regional news: live reports and interviews affecting people in the South East presented by Tim Ewart , with sport from Rob Curling.
Editor Guy Pelham REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Louis taken by surprise when Cheryl invites him to a dinner she has arranged to introduce herself to the locals of Ramsay Street. So is Stephen. Full of guilt over Beth losing her apprenticeship, Doug sets out to get her another job. Debbie rebels against her image as "Miss Perfect".
The series which gives members of the public a camcorder in order to pursue their own investigations into something that troubles them, makes them angry, or excites their curiosity.
This week's programme includes a film made by Winifred, a 40-a-day smoker
: who has been smoking since she was 11. Her husband died of lung cancer and she herself has had major murgery for a smoking-related disease. She records her many desperate attempts to give up and tests the available cures, from nicotine patches to therapy.
Will anything work? Plus diver Ian takes a camera under water off St Abbs on the Scottish coast to investigate the pollution putting him and his fellow divers at risk.
Executive producer Debbie Christie
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Delia and Binnie are in trouble with Steve and Diane has dramatic news for Ricky. David begins to feel his position in the Butcher household is being compromised. Michelle gets herself into an embarrassing situation, and while Mark's away Alan gives the fruit and vegetable stall more of a Caribbean flavour.
(For cast see Thursday. Omnibus edition next Sunday)
(See This Week page 18)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
On tonight's edition of the trivia panel quiz Malandra Burrows of Emmerdale joins Saeed Jaffrey, currently starring in C4's Little Napoleons, to take on Judy Cornwell from Keeping Up Appearances and Darren Day, who is preparing to play the title role when the hit musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat goes on tour. Hosted by Mike Smith.
With Michael Buerk.
Subtitled
Regional News
Weather Rob McElwee
Another in-depth investigation into an important issue of current concern.
Editor Glenwyn Benson
Highlights from the opening day of the championships, which saw Pete Sampras begin his defence of the men's singles title, and former champions Andre Agassi , Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg and Michael Stich all in action. Introduced by Sue Barker, with comment on the play by guest experts John Alexander or Pam Shriver. Producer Sharon Lence Editor Dave Gordon
England v New Zealand: highlights from Lord's of the final day's play. Introduced by Richie Benaud.
Psychological suspense thriller starring Lana Turner, Ralph Bates, Trevor Howard
Carrie Masters is a rich American widow, crippled both physically and mentally. What dark secrets in her mysterious past account for her wanting to destroy the lives of her son and his wife? Part of the answer lies buried at the centre of the maze in the grounds of her English country mansion.
Director Don Chaffey ( 1974)
FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56 i
RCN Nursing Update: Repeat of Unit9: "Migraine: notjusta headache".
