A closer look at Parliament. Presented by Peter Hill
Editor JOHN DANVERS

Benson and Hedges Championships Finals' Day
Live coverage from Wembley of this major Grand Prix tournament which offers today's finalists, in both singles and doubles, record prize-money for an indoor tournament in this country.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators
DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT
Television presentation
FRED VINER and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

London Scottish v Richmond
Both teams share the same playing fields, club house and dressing-rooms which makes this match as much of a local derby as one could wish for. Add to that the spice of an RFU Knockout Cup First Round tie and you have all the ingredients for excitement and endeavour on the rugby field.
Commentator at Richmond Athletic Ground NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR

Benson and Hedges Championships continued

News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Richard Whitmore
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Experiences of joy, sorrow, bereavement, doubt - or inner moments of truth that may defy rational explanation.
8: A Crowning Clarity
After two failed marriages Anne Bancroft realised that she had never been able to love properly herself. Her life was changed by a realisation of timelessness which led her to Buddhism.
Series producer SHIRLEY DU BOULAY

A Journey to Jamaica
'Being black in a white society, you sometimes wonder whether there is a place for you. Especially in Liverpool, which is like some great generator running down.'
That's how Wally Brown describes the situation for those young people whose parents come from the West Indies, but whose home is Britain. With Ewen Gilhespy , he runs the Princes Park Youth Centre in the tough Liverpool 8 area. Most of the club are black, and of those who have left school half are unemployed. Earlier this year they arranged for four of their members to visit Jamaica-their first visit to the West Indies. ' To feel part of the community you have to have confidence and a sense of who you are and where you are going. And that's what a lot of our youngsters just don't have. Now for the first time in their lives they will see policemen, probation officers, businessmen and politicians, who are black or of mixed-race - like themselves.' But how far was it possible for two crowded weeks to have the effect the organisers hoped for?
Film cameraman ALEX CURTIS Film editor PETER BARBER Producer RICHARD TAYLOR
Editors MICHAEL ANDREWS , ANTHONY ISAACS

Joseph Cooper as questionmaster invites you to match your musical wits against Judith Jackson , Robin Ray Patrick Moore
Guest musician Louis Kentner
In this series viewers will be able to take part in a crossword.
Director PETER BUTLER Producer WALTER TODDS

Weather

Pompeii
Nothing but bones that's what we are,
Death hustles us humans away, Today we're here and tomorrow we're not,
So live and drink while you may.
Pompeii and nearby Herculaneum were destroyed by the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. The houses, temples and theatres were buried and remained hidden for nearly 2,000 years until excavations revealed the wonderfully preserved buildings of Roman times.
Professor Barry Cunliffe takes us through these uniquely complete streets and tells us how the people lived then - and how little life has changed in the bay of Naples. Introduced by BARRY CUNLIFFE
This fascinating history programme
(EVENING STANDARD)
Executive producer PAUL JOHNSTONE Producer JULIA CAVE

Introduced by Melvyn Bragg Refugees Reflect
In tonight's programme we have brought together two refugees from repressive regimes. Each is involved in the arts. Milos Kirek is a Czech actor. He left Prague in 1968 after the Russian invasion. Charles Elsesser is a Chilean film-maker and TV producer. He and his. family escaped from Chile after the overthrow of President Allende's government.
KIREK: It's one of the ironies of the situation of being an actor in England, coming here because of the Russian invasion and earning my living playing Russians.'
ELSESSER: ' Artists are not really good for belonging to a certain party. We are - a fly in the ointment.'
A 2nd House production
Film editor PAUL HUMFRESS Producer TONY CASH Editor BILL MORTON
(Postponed from 24 October)

Folk Artist
An award-winning film illustrating the skill of the Mexican papiermache model maker. At the approach of Easter, the people of the little Mexican village of Jalatlaco fervently make their choice of the fantastic figures which are the features of their colourful fiesta.
Director JUDITH BRONOWSKY

The second of a series of five new plays from Birmingham. Knock for Knock
Mr Purvis wants comprehensive coverage for his car, but he's at the mercy of the Insurance Salesman - who seems reluctant to let him have it.
Designer MYLES LANG Producer TARA PREM
Devised and directed by MIKE LEIGH

starring Henry Fonda
Twelve men are locked in a jury room for a murder verdict. Eleven see only an open-and-shut case against an unattractive defendant. But one has a reasonable doubt....
Producers HENRY FONDA , REGINALD ROSE Director SIDNEY LUMET
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