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The NatWest Bank Trophy Semi-finals
TONY LEWIS introduces the whole of this morning's play from one of today's semi-finals.
(Coverage of the other semifinal on BBCl)

The NatWest Bank Trophy Semi-finals
TONY LEWIS and PETER WEST introduce further coverage and the results of both of today's semi-finals. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD
RAY ILLINGWORTH
TOM GRAVENEY
BOB WILLIS , DAVID ACFIELD
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN ALAN GRIFFITHS , PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH MACKENZIE

Six programmes about the People that shape the things that you use. 5: Gatwick
'An airport is a machine for Processing people.'
Jane Priestman 's job as the architecture and design manager of the British
Airports Authority, is to ensure that all the parts of that 'machine' - from litter bins to lounges - make the process a tolerable one.
Presented by Barty Philips Series producer IAN WOOLF Producer SAM BERISFORD (E)
For viewers' guide send a 75p cheque or PO to Designers, [address removed]

An eight-part series on aspects of South American society in 'the least-reported and most exciting region' of the world.
6: A Continent Crucified Nine out of ten South
Americans are Catholic, but their church is divided between priests who side with the poor and those who support the status quo.
Jack Pizzey observed the rituals of Ecuador's Holy
Week and talked to a priest working in the slums of Sao Paulo. He discovered two threats to the supremacy of the established church; a revival of traditional
African religions, and the zealous missionaries from Salt Lake City.
Produced and directed by CUVE FLEURY
An AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION production

starring
Dr Pierce and Mr Hyde
Day upon day of gruelling surgery have a bizarre effect on Hawkeye. He announces that there is a war going on and it's so easy to stop it - just give the North Koreans one of the 4077th's latrines to prove to them that American sanitation is no better than theirs....
Written by ALAN ALDA and ROBERT KLANE
Directed by JACKIE COOPER (R)

Nothing to Lose by MBONGENI NGEMA (co-author of the award-winning Woza Albert ) starring Solomzi Bisholo
Thami Cele , Bongani Hlophe Bheki Mgadi , Boy Ngema with a guest appearance by Mbongeni Ngema
Five blacks in South Africa end up in jail - for crimes which range from shooting a security policeman to sleeping with a white boss's wife. What they all share is the conviction that the 'Day of Reckoning' is at hand. Asinamali was filmed in Johannesburg during the State of Emergency - before an audience which included Winnie Mandela. The play proved highly controversial. One performance was interrupted by an armed mob, who were out to kill the author: but failing to find him, they killed the play's promoter instead.
Written, directed and acted by blacks from the townships, the play offers a rare insight into the causes of violence in South Africa today. Production manager ROZELLE VOGELMAN
Photography VINCENT G. COX Film editor CLARE DOUGLAS
Producer (BBC) DAVID M. THOMPSON Directed by Ross DEVENISH
A CAMERALINK production in association with BBCtv
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The NatWest Bank Trophy Semi-finals
PETER WEST and TONY LEWIS introduce today's highlights. Producer KEITH MACKENZIE

12.10 The Art of Charlotte Bronte
(R)
A BBC/Open University production

12.35 The Adam Smith Lectures
(R)
A BBC/Open University production

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