Story: Too Much Luggage Written by JANET WYATT Presenters
Sarah Long , Derek Griffiths

The BMW Challenge from The Brighton Centre
Quarter-finals day of the richest Women's Indoor Tournament ever staged in Europe with the world's No 1 player, CHRIS EVERT , heading one of the strongest entries seen in this country outside Wimbledon.

During the closedown period tennis continues on BBC1

The BMW Challenge
Further live coverage.

4.55 Atoms and Molecules

5.20 The First Year of Life - On the Way

5.45 Nitrogen Fixation (2)

6.10 Geochemical Surveying

6.35 Conformation in Proteins: 2

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

James Bolam , Susan Jameson in Kind-hearted Rat with a Life-belt by JAMES MITCHELL , with James Garbutt , Jean Heywood
'We talked about the law, Jack and I. To hear Jack talk, it had no meaning ... not to the working-class, anyway. But once Jack's a bourgeois - you watch out.'
Producer LEONARD LEWIS Director PAUL CIAPPESSONI

Weather

Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall introduce the last national heat of the trials in Loweswater.

Tonight competitors from Ireland pit their wits against the unpredictable Lakeland sheep in search of a place in the Semi-finals. They are Jim Brady with Bosworth Jim; Tim Flood with Scott; Martin O'Neill with Risp

In North Wales the young dog, Glen, begins the task of shedding.

starring Orson Welles, with Joseph Cotten, Agnes Moorehead
After nearly 40 years, Orson Welles's first film is still regarded by many as the finest film ever made: this week it is Anna Raeburn 's choice. As director, Welles breaks every rule, as actor he is stunning in the role of the newspaper magnate who becomes rich and famous.
Produced and directed by ORSON WELLES . Films: page 27

The first of two visits to Britain's biggest public exhibition, the International Motor Show from the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. This is the first time that cars, caravans, commercial vehicles and accessories have been together at the Motor Show, and tonight DAVID SEYMOUR , BARRY SHEENE and GRAHAM TURNER will concentrate on the commercial vehicle, caravan and accessory market.
Producer JOHN G. SMITH BBC Birmittgham
Another visit to the Motor Show tomorrow at 7.35 pm

From Europe's richest indoor ladies' tournament, David Vine introduces highlights of the quarter-final matches played today at The Brighton Centre.
Commentators Dan Maskell, John Barrett and Bill Threlfall

Twelve films from different parts of the UK which explore some of the complexities of people's sense of identity.
12: Merthyr Tydfil
Merthyr was the first major industrial centre in Wales, perhaps Britain, maybe the world. Today it's haunted by the abandoned ruins of its once great iron works and coal mines; yet it remains a confident, almost a cocky, place.
It's one of the most cosmopolitan communities in Wales and the vast majority of its people haven't spoken Welsh for years; yet it's administered by Plaid Cymru.
What is it then, Welsh, or British?
Producer GWYN PRITCHARD

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Lyndon Brook reads
The Owl by EDWARD THOMAS