Today's story: "A New Bell for the Trike" by Graham Beebee

Second day
The final two hours' play from Lord's.
Introduced by Peter West

with Peter Dorling; Weather

The Price of Liberty ...is defence expenditure running at around £2,800 million per year. But how is the money spent? Is it buying us the best bargain in defence, or dare we spend less?
A look at the complex business of budgeting for Britain's defence. Who decides the priorities which determine how vast sums of taxpayers' money are spent? How much control has Parliament?
Taking part in the programme are Lord Carrington, Minister of Defence; Denis Healey, MP, Defence Minister in the last Labour Government; and Dr Joseph Luns, Secretary-General of NATO.

with Percy Thrower from Burford House in Worcestershire
This early Georgian house was acquired in 1954 by John Treasure, who completely redesigned the gardens. Famous for its 130 species and varieties of clematis, there are many interesting plants from all over the world.

Introduced by Keith Dewhurst

Regime and artist - co-operate or quit?
A whole programme devoted to an exclusive interview with the German film-maker, now almost 70, who made history with her 1936 Olympiad and enemies throughout the world for Triumph of the Will, the film she made for Hitler. With excerpts also from her other films.

Colin Welland and Ian Wooldridge report on two men to whom life means more than their sport.

Wooldridge meets... The Man Who May Win Wimbledon
Stan Smith is a corporal whom generals address by his Christian name, a soldier who may earn a million dollars, a young man who thinks about religion as well as tennis, a bachelor who is becoming a heart-throb...

Welland meets... The Man Who Refused to Tour
Carwyn James is a Welsh Nationalist, a lover of poetry and the arts, and arguably the world's greatest rugby coach. This week his club, Llanelli, flew to South Africa; James stayed behind.

Also: Cricket: England v Australia
Richie Benaud introduces the highlights of today's play.

and Weather

Germaine Greer v Esther Vilar, author of The Manipulated Man
Viewers can take part directly by telephone in this debate about women's role in society, by sending questions on a postcard with their telephone number to: Late Night Line-Up, [address removed]