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Presenter Sarah Long
With Derek Griffiths

Benson and Hedges Championships For the first time in five years tennis returns to the Empire Pool, Wembley, cradle of the professional game and the setting for some of the finest matches of all time.
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you live coverage of the early stages of this £62,000 men's tournament, which represents the greatest gathering of world tennis talent seen in this country since Wimbledon.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators
DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT
Television presentation
FRED VINER and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing; followed by Weather on 2

Ten programmes about science in and around the house
6: Wine in a Test Tube
GERRY FOWLES reveals many of the secrets of the commercial wine maker and compares them with the techniques of simple wine making at home.
Director Judy HARRIS
Producer MICHAEL GARROD

Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion on events and issues of the day. With Richard Kershaw
Newsreader Angela Rippon
Editor JOHN TISDALL

Benson and Hedges Championships A further visit for live coverage of tonight's second round singles and news of the matches played today at the Empire Pool, Wembley.

based on the book Travel by Dark by GRAEME WARRACK
Graeme Warrack was Divisional Chief Doctor of the 1st Airborne Division at the Battle of Arnhem. With other doctors, medical personnel and padres, he stayed behind with the wounded. The first improvised hospital was a German-occupied Dutch military barracks at Apeldoorn. From here the wounded were transported to prisoner of war camps in Germany. As the last of the wounded left, Colonel Warrack escaped.
Film editor KEN PEARCE
Film cameraman BRIAN TUFANO Scriot editor louis MARKS Designer MARTIN COLLINS Producer INNES LLOYD Director CLIVE REES
A BBC/NOS co-production

A fortnightly look at the big screen at home and abroad: news, views and interviews presented by Gavin Millar
This week the 20th London Film Festival opens. Of the 40-odd feature-length films to be shown, only two are British, and if past years are anything to go by, only a minute proportion of the total will be shown even in London, let alone on general distribution. What is wrong with our film industry? Why, with all our technical resources and professional skills, can we make so few good films ourselves? And why will the world's best work not reach our cinemas?
Producers DAVID CHESHIRE, GAVIN MILLAR

Based on the novels by ROBERT GRAVES
A second chance to see this BBC2 Serial in 12 parts 9: Hail Who?
Written by JACK PULMAN
Claudius had high hopes of a return to a Republic when Caligula insanely proclaimed himself a god and his sister Drusilla, a goddess ... but Rome officially accepted his divinity.

Acclaimed historical drama. As Caligula's erratic behaviour continues, many in the Praetorian Guard come to realise that something needs to be done. Show more

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