Starring Ian Carmichael, Belinda Lee, Kathleen Harrison, Robert Helpmann

Nearly every family has its 'black sheep' - in the case of the Frith family it's son Willie, who steals a suitcase full of £1 notes. That's OK by Dad because the whole family are crooks - the snag is the notes are forged!
(This Week's Films: page 11)

from Lord's
Coverage from the tea interval until the finish.

and Weather

Back in Britain after their 2-1 victory over New Zealand, the architects of the British Lions' success discuss the tour with Cliff Morgan and re-live the highlights of their matches.

by Honore de Balzac
Dramatised in five parts by Ray Lawler
Starring Margaret Tyzack

Hector is faced with ruin and has been spirited away by Bette. However, Bette's plans have suffered their first setback through the death of the Marshal just before she was to marry him.
(Repeated: next Saturday, 8.30 pm)

The story of the Allied Attack on Russia 1918-22.
In late 1919 nine-tenths of the Soviet Union had been occupied by the Americans, the British, the anti-Bolshevik White Russians and their Allies. Lenin and Trotsky resisted from the beleagured tenth around Moscow. More than 13 million Russians died from starvation, disease, and armed attack during the Allied intervention in Russia and the civil war it propped up.
The Forgotten War is the story of this extraordinary episode, how the Allies came to withdraw from Russia, and what bitter memories this war was to leave.
Among those taking part:
Frances, Lady Lloyd George, General Sir Brian Horrocks, Professor George Kennan, Sir Oswald Mosley
Commentary by Robert MacNeil

A BBC/NET joint production

(see page 11)

The exotic underwater world of the Red Sea combined with the music of Debussy's 'La Mer' to produce one of nature's own ballets.
Produced by Capital Films, Jerusalem

Sheridan Morley selects scenes from some of the best recent releases including Drive, He Said, The Abominable Dr Phibes, and Vanishing Point.
Philip Jenkinson shows vintage film clips requested by viewers.