direct from Grace Road, Leicester.
Leicestershire won their first major competition three weeks ago and for the last eight weeks have been top of the John Player League. However, their recent set-back against Hampshire has made it imperative that they beat Somerset today. Somerset, led by Brian Close, will be going all out to exploit the absence of Leicestershire's captain, Ray Illingworth, who is on Test duty.
During the tea interval at 4.10* Profile of a Cricketer: Graham McKenzie (Leicestershire and Australia) by Jim Laker
Frank Bough introduces the programme which includes news of all today's other fixtures.

(Colour)

For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually.
with Michael De Morgan; Weather

Peru has a long history of earthquakes; when the Incas and their Sun God were defeated by the Spanish the people of Cuzco turned for protection to an effigy of Christ given to them by their conqueror, Charles V.

The film follows the annual procession of this 'Lord of the Tremors' through the streets of Cuzco and illustrates the story with an eye-witness account of the earthquake of 1970 when whole towns were obliterated.

Sixty exuberant dancers, singers and musicians from the Dukla region of Czechoslovakia.

(The Ukrainian Dance Company appeared by arrangement with Victor Hochhauser Ltd)
(Colour)

Presented by Bernard Keeffe with Ruggiero Ricci, William Luff

Since this programme was first shown last year, the world record auction price for a Stradivari has risen from £22,000 to £84,000.
William Luff, an English violin-maker, believes that no one has improved on the basic design as it evolved in Italy in the 17th and 18th centuries; he bases his designs on the best instruments of Stradivari and Guarneri.
Bernard Keeffe investigates the mystery of the great old Italian violins, including their varnish; and Ricci plays music by Paganini on instruments ranging in age from 300 years to brand new.
Also taking part Mario Ferrasis, Andrew Hill, Dr Bernard Robinson.

(Colour)
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at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
This dramatic group by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, carved with a single exception from one piece of marble, is the only full size group of Bernini's outside Italy. Terence Hodgkinson, Keeper of Sculpture, explains how it came and why it is so important.
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by Jean-Paul Sartre
Dramatised in 13 parts by David Turner
Starring Michael Bryant, Georgia Brown

Marcelle and Daniel are married and Lola and Boris reconciled.

A weekly report on the match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer including the latest move-by-move of today's game by direct link from Reykjavik, Iceland.

Kenny Everett loons through seven days last summer in which he settled into a country life, held a press conference on his return to the Beeb and talked to Kenneth Williams about 'things'.