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The State Express
World Team Classic from
The Hexagon, Reading Australia v Wales
The Welsh trio of DOUG MOUNTJOY , RAY REARDON and TERRY GRIF-FITHS have a record second to none in this competition and will be strong favourites to reach the semi-finals. Australia have turned the form book upside down on countless sporting occasions, and EDDIE CHARLTON , IAN ANDERSON and PADDY MORGAN will be doing everything they can to upset the odds once again.
DAVID VINE introduces the opening stages of this final group match.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Summarisers
JOHN SPENCER , REX WILLIAMS
Producer MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer nick HUNTER

Contributors

Unknown:
Doug Mountjoy
Unknown:
Ray Reardon
Unknown:
Eddie Charlton
Unknown:
Ian Anderson
Unknown:
Paddy Morgan
Commentators:
Ted Lowe
Commentators:
Jack Karnehm
Unknown:
Clive Everton
Unknown:
John Spencer
Unknown:
Rex Williams
Producer:
Mike Adley
Producer:
Nick Hunter

The third of four debates set up under the wing of the access programme Something Else. Political Matters
The theme of tonight's informal debate has been chosen by a group of young people from Rochdale who invite argument and discussion from a wide range of people of their own age. They are talking about whether young people have enough say in the things that affect their lives.
Made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
(' War and Peace ': tomorrow at 6.10)

The last of eight films following the fortunes of the young men who aim to fly the fast jets of the Royal Air Force.
There's just one student left. He's an officer and he can fly - but can he make a kill? The sole survivor learns to drop bombs and fire guns in the fight to live for another day.
For the first time he faces the realisation that he will be the one to carry a nuclear warhead; it will be for him to drop it on the right place. He begins to appreciate the implications of his chosen profession.

Contributors

Film Editor:
Tony Heaven
Producer:
Colin Strong

A Grapevine report
On 2 September police and the DHSS mounted their biggest ever operation against social security fraud. In a film shot in the weeks following that event, those involved - claimants, probation officers, solicitors and journalists-question the way in which the operation and the courts were handled. Those involved with the homeless and unemployed also question whether large-scale attacks on petty fraud confront the real issues. Subsequently, the DHSS office in Oxford has been on strike over staffing cuts, and the system itself is in crisis.
Professionals and claimants meet in the studio to discuss the long-term implications of The Oxfraud Incident.
Producer PETER LEE-WRIGHT COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT (Postponed from 2 October)

(1782.1840)
Ruggiero Ricci plays Caprices 11-24
Continuing this celebration of the bicentenary of the birth of Paganini, Ruggiero Ricci completes his performance of the caprices for solo violin. The last caprice, No 24 in A minor, is the well-known set of variations which have inspired so many other composers.
(Cdcile Ousset plays Rachmaninov's
Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, tomorrow at 6.45)

Contributors

Unknown:
Ruggiero Ricci
Unknown:
Ruggiero Ricci

The last in the present series written by KELLY MONTEITH and NEIL SHAND , featuring TIM BARRETT , ED BISHOP
MARTIN CHAMBERLAIN , DAVID GRIFFIN DAVID HEALY , ROYCE MILLS
HILDEGARD NEIL , PATRICK NEWELL MARINA SIRTIS , With
DOUGLAS COATES , ROBERT CRAKE CHRIS CUNNINGHAM , HAL GALILI HAROLD GAZNIER , DAVE JACKMAN ROBERT RAGLAN , CLEO ROCOS
GORDON SALKILLD , PETER SHOFIELD HARRY WEBSTER
Music composed by RONNIE razlehurst Sound LEN SHOREY
Lighting WARWICK FIELDING Designer DAVID Hitchcock Producer BILL WILSON

Contributors

Written By:
Kelly Monteith
Written By:
Neil Shand
Unknown:
Tim Barrett
Unknown:
Martin Chamberlain
Unknown:
David Griffin
Unknown:
David Healy
Unknown:
Royce Mills
Unknown:
Hildegard Neil
Unknown:
Patrick Newell
Unknown:
Marina Sirtis
Unknown:
Douglas Coates
Unknown:
Robert Crake
Unknown:
Chris Cunningham
Unknown:
Hal Galili
Unknown:
Harold Gaznier
Unknown:
Dave Jackman
Unknown:
Robert Raglan
Unknown:
Cleo Rocos
Unknown:
Gordon Salkilld
Unknown:
Peter Shofield
Unknown:
Harry Webster
Composed By:
Ronnie Razlehurst
Unknown:
Len Shorey
Unknown:
Warwick Fielding
Designer:
David Hitchcock
Producer:
Bill Wilson

The dilemma facing Mr Grimshaw is that whichever way he turns blood will be spilled. As a senior figure in Durham County's education office, he has to cull one or more of his local schools, for the very logical reason that the population is declining and ratepayers' money must be saved.
But for parents, teachers, villagers and children it is an emotional matter. As the harbinger of bad news during a ritual round of public meetings, Mr Grimshaw becomes the focus of local hatred. He is howled down, traduced and lampooned in song. But in the quiet of County Hall, where the decisions are made, he goes about his duty sure-footed and unmoved.

Contributors

Film Cameraman:
David Cox
Film Cameraman:
John Warwick
Film Sound:
Eric Woodward
Film Editor:
James MacAlpine
Executive Producer:
Roger Mills
Producer:
Bernard Hall

Part 2: By-election Special
Presented by David Dimbleby with Peter Snow and Sir Robin Day
Today voters in two constituencies - Birmingham Northfield and Peckham - have been going to the polls. The results of both by-elections will provide the most significant test of public opinion for many months.
Vincent Hanna reports live as the votes are counted at Birmingham Northfield and Ian Smith is at the count at Peckham. This special edition will carry the declaration of both results live, first interviews with the winners and losers, and reaction from leading politicians in the studio.
Producer DAVID DICKINSON Editor DAVID LLOYD

Contributors

Presented By:
David Dimbleby
Unknown:
Peter Snow
Unknown:
Vincent Hanna
Unknown:
Ian Smith
Producer:
David Dickinson
Editor:
David Lloyd

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