The Benson and Hedges Masters
Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM
The third quarter-final, featuring RAY REARDON versus DENNIS TAYLOR or JOHN SPENCER.
In addition to the prize money available in this tournament, the first player to achieve a maximum break of 147 will win £10,000. Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM and JOHN Pt'LMAN
Producer RICHARD TILLING

A down-and-out Harold is living From Hand to Mouth until he meets and rescues little Miss Rich Girl ; then, as the work-shy youngest son in The Kid Brother, he attempts to avoid his brothers' efforts at retribution.

The Foolish Philosopher
Or how Sandy fell in love with a princess when he tried to save her from a fish monster ...
Music by MICKY YOSHINO
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLD WIDE SOUND, LONDON Directed by SATOSHI aoki
Produced by ntv and KOKUSAI HOE)
Theme tune, Monkey Magic (RESL 81), from record shops

Open Evening at the Middle School
Is your child's school very big? Are you afraid that if you go to a parents' evening you won't find your way around, or know what to say when you meet the teachers?
In today's programme INDIRA JOSHI , BURT KWOUK . MARINA SIRTIS , ISLA ST CLAIR and TREVOR THOMAS help you cope with an open evening at a big school.
Scriptwriter NETTIE LOWENSTEIN Consultant DENISE GUBBAY
Directors SUSANNA CAPON. JEREMY ORLEBAR Producer BARBARA derkow
For more information on today's topic, in 13 different languages, phone [number removed]

including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

live from Manchester, brings you Martin Bergman (the thinking man's David Frost ), Paula Yates (pop stars in their own and other people's underwear) and Rob Rohrer (the New Statesman's remedy for poor circulation).
Producer DAVID GREEN
BBC Manchester. For details of this week's programme see pages [number removed]/2/3 on Prcstel or page 192 on Ceejax.

Narrated by Angela Rippon The 14th of 16 programmes Butterfly Post
Two years ago the Post Office invited wildlife artist Gordon Ben ingfield to design the first-ever special issue of stamps to celebrate British butterflies. When they appear this spring, only three of the four species chosen to adorn the post will still be found in our countryside; the large blue - one of our most dramatic and colourful native butterflies - has now been officially declared extinct in Britain.
This film joins Gordon on his search for the elusive subjects of his special commission. It tells the story of the large blue and its remarkable private life, and how lepidopterists like Jeremy Thomas battled in vain to save the last few colonies. But it's a story which could have a happy ending if ambitious plans go ahead to reintroduce these beautiful butterflies back on to the British scene. What remains to be seen is whether our countryside is still fit to receive them.
Music composed by FRED DUPREE Film editor TOM POORE Production assistant
CAROLYN MERCHANT
Written and produced by PETER CRAWFORD. BBC Bristol

Through the eyes of the Kremlin, the world has seldom seemed a more inhospitable place. Russia faces a tough new administration in Washington, and economic difficulties at home. Her long borders are menaced by a spirit of independence in Poland, a more threatening mood in China and the costly war in Afghanistan. How will Russia's ageing leadership respond? Newsweek tests opinion in Moscow and Washington and asks, has the Red Revolution run out of steam?
Deputy editor PETER KENYATTA Editor PETER IBBOTSON

by Don Taylor
with Peter Vaughan as Mr Hugh Peter

A monarch is back on the throne Oliver Cromwell's militant chaplain, Hugh Peter, has been arrested and tried by the Royalists. On this, the last night before his execution, he is visited by figures from his past - and future.

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The Benson and Hedges Masters rhe last of the quarter-final matches, with the holder of the Masters title, TERRY GRIFFITHS , playing FRED DAVIS Or KIRK STEVENS for a place in tomorrow's semi-finals.

The first of eight programmes
Jane Walmsley with late-night conversation and music from the Greenwood Theatre, London.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER