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England v New Zealand
PETER WEST with coverage of the closing stages.

Soft and stately - and quietly elegant. They say it's such a civilised place - Torquay. But Jenny and Tony,
Motoring gently into town from the raucous north, find it's a paragliding, boats and beaches by Cockington Forge, cream tea on roller-skates over synchronised swimming, model village and, Fawlty
Towers, sort of place, full of snap, crackle, rock and pop. Just the right spot for the world's fastest and now best-watched TV rock show to set down its mobile Production office. Directors
JEM KIME, CAROLE CALDWELL TOM DOCHERTY. MICK DEMPSEY Production PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester

Tom Vernon brings the rich taste of Italy into his Muswell Hill kitchen when he reaches the Mediterranean on his gastronomic tour of the world.
He discovers all the colour and variety of Italian life in a multitude of pastas, in the seductive salads from the Po delta and buried deep in the heart of an artichoke.
Production SUE LOCHEAD
Executive producer CYRIL GATES BBCManchester
9 RECIPE TIMES: page 77

Six episodes in the history of NATO
5:It Was All JimmyCarter's Fault
The enhanced radiation weapon - the so-called neutron bomb - became the centre of an emotional debate at the end of the 1970s which put considerable strain on relations inside NATO, and particularly on relations between the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany. What went wrong?
Introduced by John Barry with David Aaron
Zbigniew Brzezinski
James Schlesinger and Walther Stutzle
Film editor TONY Williams
Produced by HOWARD SMITH (E)

A series featuring natural history films from other countries.
Granby's Primates In his first film
Steve Holloway matches an entertaining style with a controversial topic: the keeping of monkeys and apes in captivity.
Granby Zoo in Montreal meets the challenge of preserving and breeding these sensitive animals by innovative changes to the surroundings in which they live.
Presented for television by GEORGE INGER BBC Bristol
Wildlife magazine on Ceefax page 262

The Mask of Madness
Was mass killer Kenneth Bianchi faking insanity to save his life? Most experts said he was insane. The police said this was ridiculous. Part two of this Emmy-winning film reveals the mystery of Bianchi's true personality, and shows how the remarkable series of interviews threw a new and different light on the case and put psychiatry itself in the dock.
Extraordinary - as good as any detective story you 'U see
(DAILY MAIL)
Startling piece of prizewinning work - it steps right into the forefront of electronic journalism
(WALL STREET JOURNAL)
Impossible to stop watching for even a second
(DAILY EXPRESS)
Kenneth Bianchi is as cold a killer as I have met. The psychological defence is a bunch of hooey
(SERGEANT DUDLEY VARNEY ,
LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT)
Kenneth Bianchi is a clear-cut multiple personality
(DR JOHN WATKINS ,
PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY)
Written and produced by MICHAEL BARNES
Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY (R)

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from Trent Bridge
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play.
Producer KEITH MACKENZIE

Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary present the reports and interviews behind the main stories of the day.
Ian Smith and Jenni Murray with a round-up of the news from home and abroad.

Philip Astle and Paul Williamson perform Ducatia and Estampie and Salterello

Thousands of steel workers were made redundant in 1980 when the BSC stopped making steel at Shotton in North Wales. How has the local community fared since then? What contribution can adult education make in circumstances like these?
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