Second day
The final two hours' play from Trent Bridge

by Alison Plowden
Book 70p. see page 62

Weather

with Percy Thrower from 'The Magnolias,' Shropshire
With the spring of next year in his mind, Percy Thrower sows the seeds of wallflowers, sweet williams and canterbury bells.
(Birmingham)
Percy Thrower's Guide to Gardeners' World, 50p: see page 62

No longer are banks the old-fashioned institutions of yesterday. They're changing faster than their customers realise. But is this what the customers really want?
At a time when the banks are under scrutiny, Brian Widlake talks with bankers - and their customers - about the banking revolution.
With Paul Griffiths and Robert McKenzie
(Postponed from 18 May)

The last in a season of films by the brilliant young French director Eric Rohmer
Starring Jess Hahn Van Doude, Michele Girardon

When Pierre Wesselrin, an impoverished composer, learns that through the death of an aunt he will inherit a fortune, he throws a party to celebrate - only to discover that the information was false and the money has, in fact, gone to his only living relative, a distant cousin. Penniless, he begins a gradual decline into total poverty and loss of self-respect.
This Week's Films; page 9

"What you mean by Honourable Father, that I understand. What you mean by Honourable Son, that I understand. What I do not understand is Honourable Bird" (reputed Japanese reaction to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity)
Images and accounts of God the Holy Spirit

Readings by Philip Latham in Beverley Minster, Gary Watson in Chichester Cathedral, John Garrie in Highbrook Parish Church and Richard Bebb
Comments by Moelwyn Merchant, Anthony Bridge and George Caird

with Peter Woods
Weather

Tony Bilbow and Philip Jenkinson present a round-up of what's going on in the film world both here and abroad, including a preview of "Day of the Jackal", based on Frederick Forsyth's best-seller.