Story: "Choosing a chair"
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.15 pm)
(Colour)
The completion of the first match for the Prudential Trophy
with Richard Whitmore
Reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Weather
The Great Boer War, 1899-1902 recalled by the men who fought it
Written and narrated by Kenneth Griffith
Twenty thousand Boers against a British Army of nearly 500,000 - the eventual outcome of the war was inevitable. But before the harsh peace terms were finally signed there were many months of bitter guerrilla fighting.
In this final programme Boer and British veterans relive those days 70 years ago, and wonder: 'Who really won the war?'
(Colour)
by Jane Austen
Dramatised in six parts by Denis Constanduros
Harriet has been rescued from an embarrassing situation and her susceptible emotions have been stirred again. Emma has been reprimanded by Mr Knightley.
A series of ten programmes
with Neil Cossons
A series looking at Britain's industrial heritage - the richest legacy in Europe of monuments of the Industrial Revolution.
In the midst of a Derbyshire limestone quarry once owned and operated by the great rail engineer George Stephenson, a once familiar feature of British industrial cities has been brought back to life. Before the age of the motor car the electric tram car ruled the road and now does so again at Crich.
Starring Sacha Distel
Tonight Sacha welcomes as his special guests Petula Clark, Roy Castle, Stephane Grappelli and his trio: Pete Morgan, Girard Gustin, Marcel Blanche
Aldo Maccione
with The Norman Maen Dancers: Maureen Bright, Alison Minto, Patricia Lovett, Sue Weston, Domini Winter, Janis MacKintosh, Margaret Goodwin, Rosemary Clark
Peter Knight and his Orchestra
and Weather
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
A series of seven programmes in which Mary Marquis and Donald MacCormick present personalities and performances from the 26th Edinburgh International Festival
(On the threshold of a fringe: p 11)
