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England v Australia
PETER WEST introduces further coverage of this final afternoon's play.

starring Robert Fuller Spring Byington with Lyle Bettger The Lawless Seven
When a horse dealer is murdered, Jess Harper becomes the prime suspect. Escaping arrest by fleeing to the mountains, he finds an uneasy sanctuary in the hideout of an outlaw gang led by an ex-lawman.
Written by DAN ULLMAN
DueeW by LESLEY SELANDER (R)

'We're finally getting the knack of it, Jeremy. Smile at the camera, talk rubbish, do as we're told and keep our fingers crossed.'
'Yes, Lisa ... wonder why everybody seems to be watching No Limits if that's all we do.'
'Probably because of the great music, fabulous film clips, riveting interviews and fascinating information about cities like Belfast, which we're flying to now.'
'I wonder what it's like.'
Writer and mascot JONATHAN KING production PETER HAMILTON An OXFORD ROAD STUDIOS presentation. BBC Manchester

At the age of 23, Elizabeth James is a self-confessed alcoholic. She celebrated her birthday in Cookham Wood Prison, Kent, serving a sentence for being drunk and disorderly and criminal damage. In prison, she told BBC South that she was determined never to drink again - two months after her release, she was back in court.
Elizabeth is not an isolated case - of the 109,724 people convicted for drunkenness in England and Wales last year, nearly half were under the age of 30 and almost a quarter in their teens.
Reporter Sally Hardcastle traces the mixed fortunes of Elizabeth James in and out of prison.
Editor BARRIE JOHNSTON Producer MARIE THOMAS Executive producer DAVID SEYMOUR

In the last of the series,
Bob Langley and Debbie Rix are at Torbay for the British leg of the Tag Round Europe Yacht Race, which will attract probably the largest fleet of racing multi-hulls ever seen in the UK.
Malcolm McKeag joins
Robin Knox-Johnston aboard his catamaran British Airways as they set off for France alongside the other four
British entries, in a race that is scheduled to cover 3,000 miles and end at the beginning of September in Sardinia. Directors
CHRIS WRIGHT. MARK KERSHAW Producer TONY RAYNER

starring Spike Milligan
John Bluthal , Keith Smith with DAVID ADAMS ,
SUZANNE SINCLAIR , DAVID RAPPAPORT
ALAN CLARE , MIKE O'MALLEY
RICHARD INGRAMS , EVAN ROSS
VAL PENNY. SUSAN JACK special guest Raymond Baxter In a lively programme dedicated to his bank manager, Spike looks at the toupee epidemic, army boots and the perils of smoking. Written by SPIKE MILLIGAN , NEIL SHAND
ANDREW MARSHALL. DAVID RENWICK Sound MICHAEL MCCARTHY Produced and directed by ALAN J.W. BELL (R)

by WILLIAM TREVOR
Mrs Malby's liking for a visitor leads to a meeting with four unconventional young people.
Sound RICHARD CHUBB
Lighting DAVE SYDENHAM Designer GARY PRITCHARD
Producer ANDREE MOLYNEUX Director MICHAEL JACKLEY
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Tonight Russell is in residence at the Students' Union for a live show from one of the most popular venues of the Fringe Festival. Guests, music and up-to-the-minute news and gossip of what is happening in Edinburgh tonight.

11.30 Weatherview

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from Edgbaston
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play.
Producer KEITH MACKENZIE

12.5 Dominance and Subordinacy
The 'rank' of an individual in a group: rhesus monkeys demonstrate the relationships involved in a dominance hierarchy.

12.30 Migration: The Ankara Response
In Turkey, as in many developing countries, rural migrants flood into the big cities. Are they an essential part of the development process?

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