Presenters Carol Chell, Stuart McGugan
(Repeat. For details see BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

Continued coverage of this afternoon's matches.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam

The Making of Bendigo Boswell
Over the past seven years Children's Music Theatre has become one of the most outstanding and successful attractions on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Few of the performers become professional actors, so it was just for the sheer fun of it that 100 children gave up their summer holidays last year and worked impossible schedules to put their two shows on the stage. They gave 24 performances in 18 days, as well as rehearsals, broadcasts and publicity stunts.
Bendigo Boswell was commissioned by BBC Television. The cast ranges in age from 9 to 17, and their complete performance, recorded in Edinburgh, can be seen on BBC2 tomorrow. Tonight s film goes back to the first auditions, even before the play was written, and traces the progress from an outline idea to an award-winning production.
Film cameraman TONY MAYNE Film editors LOIS DRINKWATER and ANGUS NEWTON
Producer DAVID BUCKTON

The last of five programmes

This film looks at how the mass weekly, Woman's Own, is constantly evolving - but always slowly and subtly, never too far ahead or behind its readers. By contrast Spare Rib, a feminist monthly, wants nothing less than a revolution in women's attitudes. With Iris Burton, editor of Woman's Own, The Spare Rib Collective, Dr Cynthia White and Dr Marjorie Ferguson

Peter Powell opens another issue of the electronic magazine live from Studio A, Manchester.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Featuring highlights from all four channels. With discussion of the series that has reassessed The Sixties (C4), Dahrendorf on Britain (BBC1) which analyses the present state of the nation, and Anyone for Denis (Thames). With presenter Ludovic Kennedy and three guests.

Australia v England from Sydney
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the final day's play.

by Stephen Wakelam, featuring Paul McGann as Graham Gaskin, Hilton MacRae as John Rossington

Graham Gaskin says it is not just his story - 'It's all the other little Gaskins we never hear about... and it ain't history. It's now!'

The semi-finals
Peter Purves introduces highlights of tonight's first semi-final played over nine sets to decide one of the places in tomorrow's marathon final. At stake is a first prize of £8,000.

Highlights of tonight's second semi-final from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent.