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Second of five programmes
When a British exporter tries to develop sales outlets in France, what reception does he receive from potential French agents?
The Cornhill Insurance
Test Series
England v Australia
Further coverage of the final day's play introduced by PETER WEST
starring
The Accusers
Daisy Cooper is the sole witness to a murder but no-one will believe her because the man she accuses - Alan Winter - is a prominent citizen. Even Slim is sceptical, mainly because Winter is the boss of his stage line! Daisy's desire to tell the truth soon places her life in jeopardy.
Written by ALBERT ALEY
Directed by TED POST
The second in a trio of special concerts features Howard Jones recorded on stage in Manchester on the last night of his sell-out British tour. This performance, already seen coast to coast in the USA, introduced Howard to a new and enthusiastic audience across the States.
Peter Powell talks to Howard in Seattle on the last night of his current US tour about world superstardom-and reports on the rise to fame of the suburban Mr Jones from High Wycombe.
Assistant producer STEVE SMITH Production PETER HAMILTON
An Oxford Road Studios presentation BBC Manchester
The War of Words
Down Under
BUGA UP is the provocative name of an organisation in Australia that is devoted to defacing adverts, organising street happenings and infuriating the tobacco companies. They're not anti-smoker, just anti-cigarette sponsorship and ads. If 'we oppose drug pushing,' they argue that 'we should oppose cigarette promotion' too. Australia is producing a movement of angry men and women, led by doctors, prepared to break the law.
Their fight is winning much support. Their aim is to ban all cigarette promotion.
Tonight Q.E.D. describes the maverick campaign.
Series editor DAVID FILKIN Producer STEPHEN ROSE
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The third of eight programmes Bob Langley and Malcolm McKeag join 40 top-ranking yachting crews from 16 countries as far afield as Brazil and Australia, as they gather at Poole to compete for the coveted One Ton Cup.
Debbie Rix talks to the powerboaters currently attempting to cross the Atlantic in record time and samples elegance from a bygone era as she takes to the Thames by steam launch. Directors
CHRIS WRIGHT
MARK KERSHAW
Producer TONY RAYNER BBC Pebble Mill
Robin Ray introduces the second semi-final which features winners and runners-up of previous heats.
Subjects for the individual rounds tonight are: Gary Cooper
Francois Truffaut Film noir of the 40s Deborah Kerr
Devised by ROBIN RAY Film editor/Researcher MALCOLM ILUNGWORTH Director PAUL LOOSLEY Producer JOHN BUTTERY BBC Manchester
by Stewart Parker
A play to amuse you, about the rehearsal and recording of a radio play. The director believes "radio is very akin to film, except radio is more visual". The play within a play is about a Peeping Tom.
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from Trent Bridge Fifth day richie BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play.
John Tusa Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts. Producers HOWARD ANDERSON JANA BENNETT. MIKE ROBINSON
Directors JOHN WILKINSON. CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE. TOM ROBERTS
Deputy editor JOHN MAHONEY Editor RICHARD TAIT
11.50 Physics: Molecules at Large
What gives rise to pressure in gases? Pucks, ball-bearings and polystyrene provide some of the answers in this programme on Discovering Physics.
12.15 The Mosque: Prayer in its Setting
This programme examines the nature and function of the mosque. It illustrates the major ways in which the shape, layout, and decoration of such buildings reflect their roles as the centre of Muslim worship.
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