In 1965 Andreas Cariolou located a huge pile of amphoras lying on the sea-bed off the coast of Cyprus. These wine jars were the cargo of a long-lost merchant ship. After years of meticulous work by specialists from 12 countries, that ship, the oldest sea-going ship in the world, now stands on display, together with its cargo, in the hall of Kyrenia Castle.

"The ship is the star of the film". (The Times)

London Welsh v London Irish
In this battle of the exiles, the Welsh have been the stronger side over the last decade. However, this year the London Irish are above them in the London merit table. So with national pride as well as status at stake, a hard game is ensured.
Commentator at Old Deer Park
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Producer huw JONES

featuring The Men's Downhill from Val Gardena
The latest dramatic World Cup action comes from the spectacular ' Saslonch ' run in the Italian Dolomites. At speeds of up to 80 mph, today's winner will ski the course of over 21 miles in about two minutes, dropping nearly 3,000 feet from start to finish. Commentator DAVID VINE
TV presentation by the ITALIAN TELEVISION SERVICE Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

Henry IV: Part 2
Fred Emery offers a personal view of tonight's play. He regards Shakespeare as 'the master of all political journalists' who movingly portrays the agonising pressures of ' life at the top '.
Director DAVID WILSON Producer VICTOR POOLE

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

The 1970s: What Went Wrong?
In the last decade all our economic certainties were turned upside down. Governments appeared no longer to control inflation, unemployment or public spending. So, what went wrong? In a co-production with America's leading business programme, Wall Street Week, Peter Hobday in London and Louis Rukeyser in Baltimore, talk to The Rt Hon Edward Heath , mp, William Simon , former us Treasury Secretary, and leading experts in Tokyo, Bonn and the Middle East. They will be asking if we could have coped any better with the energy crisis; done more to keep down inflation and why so many people in the industrialised world found themselves out of a job.
The 1980s look like starting with a world-wide recession; if we are to keep it at bay what lessons can we learn from the last ten years?
Production PETER KENYATTA , JOHN DAVIS PHILIP CLARKE. Editor PAUL ELLIS

The First Test from Perth
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.

Part two of the classic play by William Shakespeare with Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle. Show more

Along with lyricists Oscar Hammerstein II and Lorenz Hart, composer Richard Rodgers wrote over 1,000 songs and some 42 shows, including Carousel, The King and I, South Pacific, Oklahoma and, of course, The Sound of Music.
Tonight, Gene Kelly and Henry Winkler introduce a star-studded musical tribute to Richard Rodgers, celebrating 50 years of his music and showmanship.
The artists appearing include Sammy Davis Jr, Diahann Carroll, Lena Horne, Peggy Lee, Vic Damone, Sandy Duncan and Cloris Leachman along with some classic film-clips featuring, amongst others, MARY MARTIN, EZIO PINZA, BING CROSBY, AL JOLSON, MAURICE CHEVALIER and JULIE ANDREWS
Musical director IAN FRASER
Script by BUZ KOHAN and THEODORE STRAUSS
Directed by DWIGHT HEMION
Produced by GARY SMITH and DWIGHT HEMION
Presented by RICHARD EVANS
(The feature film 'Oklahoma' will be shown next week)

starring
Woody Allen with Louise Lasser , Carlos Montalban
Fielding Mellish, one of life's natural failures, tired of his New York job and disappointed with his sex life, impulsively takes off to join the rebel forces in the small South American state of San Marcos-and is soon hilariously and outrageously caught up in the revolutionary turmoil.
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