6.40 Telephone Switching (1)
7.5 Black Youth in Brent
England v Pakistan from Lord's
The opening overs on the second day.
Introduced by PETER WEST
The John Player Tournament from the Edgbaston Priory Club, Birmingham.
With prize money of £70,000, the stakes get higher as this tournament reaches the quarter-finals. Introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentators DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , KEN FLETCHER
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
England v Pakistan
Further coverage from Lord's
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
A series of ten programmes 9:If All Else Fails
Anne Wilson has had work badly done for her by a local builder who refuses to put things right.
Using a reconstruction based on an actual case, the programme looks at how to use the relatively new and informal small claims procedure in the county court. A similar system may soon be introduced in Scotland.
Introduced by BRIAN REDHEAD
Legal interpreter DAVID TENCH of Consumers' Association
Production ANNA JACKSON and DAVID ALLEN
Presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw including Westminster Report Newsreader Kenneth Kendall
Can Britain manage?
Twenty years ago Britain was one of the richest countries in Western Europe. Today she is one of the poorest. Poorer even than Northern Italy. Industrial growth and productivity lag behind that of most of our competitors. Who is to blame for our performance? So far workers and trade unions have been held most responsible. But what about the people who take the decisions in industry, the managers? Can they be left out of the reckoning? How committed are they to their companies, their products and their employees?
In The Money Programme JAMES BELLINI reports on Britain's managers. How much are they to blame for the problems of British industry?
Producer DAVID MILLS Editor PAUL ELLIS
Fivepenny Piece with Mike Harding
Zany comedy from MIKE HARDING , music from FIVEPENNY PIECE. A meeting of talents at the Poco-a-Poco Theatre Club, Stockport.
Where is the ghost bus of Crump-sail Green? Who is 'My Brother Sylvest '?
M.H. & 5p find the answers.
Sound ALAN FOX
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER Producer BARRY BEVINS BBC Manchester
The last of eight documentaries.
Thirty-two years ago, Diane was abandoned in the waiting room of Lymington station. She was six months old. Brian remembers nothing before the age of six, when he was adopted from a children's home. Both now share the common urge to find their natural parents.
Before 1975 this would have been almost impossible. But in that year the Children's Act was passed. It gave adopted adults a chance of finding their natural parents by allowing them access to their original birth certificates.
This is the story of Diane and Brian's search. Diane has been looking for a year and feels she could be near a breakthrough. Brian is just beginning. Neither knows how long it will take, or quite what they will find. But both will need patience, some skill as detectives, and a little bit of luck. before the trail arrives back at the beginning.
A serial of the Plantagenet kings in 13 episodes.
7:Lion of Christendomby JACK RUSSELL
Inspired by Richard, his army moves south to the Holy Land for a new crusade. Eleanor has also journeyed south; her concern, however, is not so much for souls, but to find a bride for Richard.
Music composed by DAVID CAIN
Costume designer JOHN BLOOMFIELD Script editor CICELY CAWTHORNE Designer SALLY HULKE
Producer RICHARD BEYNON Directed by JANE HOWELL
Weather
Cricket
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Pakistan from Lord's.
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the second day's play. At 11.55
International Rugby Union Australia v Wales
A chance for BBC2 viewers to see the first of the two Tests played by this year's Grand Slam and Triple Crown winners.
Highlights of last Saturday's match played at the Ballymere Rugby Ground, Brisbane. Commentators
NORMAN MAY , TREVOR ALLAN
Cricket producer DAVID KENNING
Rugby TV presentation in association with the Australian Broadcasting Commission.
Anthony Rooley (lute) plays
Robin is to the Greenwood Gone (ANON)
