12.40 Caring for Older People: Work and Retirement

1.5 The Changing Countryside: Rural Retreat

(to 13.30)

concludes the season of films celebrating the 80th birthday of British director
Michael Powell, starring Conrad Veidt, Valerie Hobson, Sebastian Shaw
A story of high intrigue set in the Orkney Islands during World War 1, where a U-boat captain, a schoolmistress and a disgraced British naval lieutenant plot to sink the British fleet. But a jealous rivalry sets in between the two men over their ally.
Screenplay by EMERlC PRESSBURGER and ROLAND PERTWEE Based on a story by J. STOERE CLOUSTON
Produced by ALEXANDER KORDA Directed by MICHAEL POWELL

starring Anthony Steel
Ludmilla Tcherina Antonio
A prima ballerina on honeymoon in Spain meets the famous Spanish dancer,
Antonio, and finds herself drawn into a performance of 'The Lovers of Tereul'. This evocative fantasy of dance and romance features the music of Mikis Theodorakis.
Written, produced and directed by MICHAEL POWELL
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Red Shift - or Red Herring? Producer PIETER MORPURGO

The Rothmans Grand Prix With a quarter of a million pounds at stake and valuable ranking points to be won, the Grand Prix is established as one of the most valuable and important championships.
With all matches best-of-nine frames - up to the semi-finals - it is also one of the most unpredictable events, as ten seeded players found out in the qualifiers. Four of the remaining 32 play today. All four have yet to fulfil their individual promise, and the forecast of their fellow professionals a few seasons ago. Tony Meo , who has won World Doubles and Team titles, plays Eugene Hughes and Joe Johnson plays Mike Hallett.
Introduced by DAVID VINE from The Hexagon, Reading. Commentators TED LOWE
JACKKARNEHM.CLIVEEVERTON Summarisers
JIM MEADOWCROFT , JOHN VIRGO
WILLIE THORNE
Television presentation
KEITH PHILLIPS. MIKE ADLEY Producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.

How to get petrol and something to eat at a motorway service station. Then on to Bremen and a visit to a children's puppet theatre to see Aladin und die Wunderlampe. Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden
(R)

Jeremy James introduces this week's coverage from
Moscow. Expert commentary from Bill Hartston
Producer RICHARD VAUGHAN

by Brian Urquhart with Sally Hardcastle
Brian Urquhart talks to Sally Hardcastle about his time with Ralph Bunche and Dag Hammarskjold during the severest crisis the UN ever faced - the Congo.
He went there to help to set up the UN peace-keeping force sent into the country to restore order after the Belgians had given the Congo independence. In the second of three programmes he discusses the controversial role the UN and Hammarskjold played in that operation. Research MONA ADAMS Film editor JON KENT
Producer JOHN WALKER

with Moira Stuart
Weather

The arts and media magazine presented by Russell Davies including
Publishing: Elle magazine was launched in Britain this week. Is it an attempt to put some French style into our women's journalism or another way of securing profitable advertising for joint proprietor Rupert Murdoch ?
Alison Waters reports and Jane Reed and Rosalind Coward discuss the magazine's first issue and its rivals.
Theatre: Deliberate Death of a Polish Priest by RONALD HARWOOD recreates the trial of Father Jerzy Popieluszko 's abductors. With an extract from the Almeida Theatre production and comment from Kevin Ruane and Voytek.
Photography: American photographer
Richard Avedon talks to Bryn Campbell about his latest collection of portraits In the American West.
Assistant producers MARK URBAN AGNIESZKA PICKETT
Producer JONATHAN FULFORD Director KEVIN LOADER Editor JOHN ARCHER

A Dance Entertainment starring Natalia Makarova with Anthony Dowell Denys Ganio Gary Chryst
Tim Flavin and The Norman Maen Dancers The great Russian ballerina Natalia Makarova reigns supreme in the world of dance. She has also conquered Broadway and the West End in the award-winning musical On Your Toes.
Tonight she hosts her own show and performs solos and dance duets which display the full range of her unique artistry.
The programme includes extracts from Frederick Ashton's A Month in the Country; Maurice Bejart's Bach Sonata; Mikhail Fokine's Les Sylphides and The Dying Swan; Kenneth MacMillan's Manon and Romeo and Juliet; Roland Petit's Carmen and Proust
Remembered; Donald Saddler's On Your Toes.
It closes with NORMAN MAEN'S Natasha, a special number choreographed for this evening.
Music played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Barry Wordsworth Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting JOHN MASON
Designer BRUCE MACADIE Devised and produced by ROBIN SCOTT
Director DEREK BAILEY

The Rothmans Grand Prix
Last year Dennis Taylor won this event - his first major championship - in an emotional and memorable final against Cliff Thorburn. Tonight Dennis Taylor has a difficult opponent in Rex
Williams who will relish the opportunity of taking on the champion, while
Cliff Thorburn , ranked number two in the world and already a double tournament winner this season, plays Mark Wildman.
Introduced by DAVID VINE from The Hexagon, Reading.

Russell Harty takes a giant bite out of the Big Apple; with pastrami on rye at the city's oldest deli, a brush with the beautiful people at
Manhattan's glitziest nightspot and an encounter with a lady who has hit the heights of Broadway - living on top of a billboard. Directors
JOHN ROONEY , JONATHAN BULLEN
Executive producer KEN STEPHINSON Producer BILL LYONS
(Nextprogramme tomorrow at 8.5pm)

With ALAIN PROST already crowned World Champion at Brands Hatch, only the Constructors title has now to be decided.
Can McLaren repeat last year's double?
And will Britain's
NIGEL MANSELL add to his splendid victory at the Grand Prix of Europe?
Highlights of this afternoon's race from Kyalami. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER , JAMES HUNT Television presentation SABC Producer ROGER MOODY

The Rothmans Grand Prix
DAVID VINE introduces further coverage and results.