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England v New Zealand
Jntroduced by PETER WEST .

The choir of Rathmore Grammar School, Belfast, takes a musical tour of the Marble Arch Caves in County Fermanagh with geologist Philip Doughty and caver Tim Fogg.

from Somerwest World, Minehead
Presented by Lennie Bennett withKathyTayler
Sixteen show-business stars compete in games to win money for their nominated charities. The winning team Will receive the highly coveted Butlins Trophy. Teams: Actors
Ross Davidson , Tracey Childs Sharon Duce , Michael Le Veil
Comedy
Bernie Clifton , Don Maclean Ellie Laine , Joanne Ridley Music
Adrian John , Ed Stewart
Tracie Young , Angie Bowie Presenters
Michael Groth Suzanne Dando
Zoe Brown , John Kettley Produced in association with TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL Event producer LAURIE WARD Television production
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER

The start of six days and nights of unexpurgated televised athletic excellence from Stuttgart. Desmond
Lynam holds it all together, with that most distinguished runner David Moorcroft at his side. David Coleman , who's seen 'em all and Ron 'Coach' Pickering head the commentary squad. There's Stuart, who can watch and talk about five things at once, Storey, Brendan Foster who is to feet what Dr Scholl wished he'd been, and Kevin Cosgrove all miked-up trackside.

The last of four films with people who live in Britain but have roots abroad. Ciao Charlie Rossi
For Charlie Rossi life has gone full circle. Although his father Giovanni was one of the first of 15,000 Italians to settle in South Wales and Charlie was born in Ebbw
Vale, he can never forget the Italian village of Bardi where they originally came from.
Charlie married his childhood sweetheart Iolanda in Bardi and now their daughter Maria lives there with her husband Aldo and Charlie's grandson Giovanni. In summer the accent of the Welsh valleys takes over from the local dialect when Charlie and the Italian-Welsh return to their other home. As Iolanda says: 'My family laugh at me - I cry when I leave Bardi, and I cry when I come back to Ebbw Vale.'
Narrator Victor Spinetti Film cameraman DAVID SMITH
Researcher STEPHANIE CARTWRIGHT Executive producer TONY LARYEA Producer PAUL PIERROT

The Story of Britain's Royal Builders and Collectors Told in ten parts by Huw Wheldon
7: Victoria and Albert Huw Wheldon 's description of the family life of Queen
Victoria and Prince Albert at Osborne House, and the background to their official duties at Buckingham Palace, which remains the centre for state-ceremonial, is the basis of two moving and eloquent portraits. Prince Albert's capacities for organisation and design were shown to the full during the rebuilding of the Palace of Westminster and the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Queen's grief at his death is reflected in the magnificent royal mausoleum at Frogmore.
A vivid, detailed portrait.... I enjoyed it so much Ifelt cross when the end titles came up. (DAILY EXPRESS) Historical adviser j. H. PLUMB Producer MICHAEL GILL
Directed by ANN TURNER (R)

The last episode in the series written by PETER ROBINSON and PETER VINCENT starring
Marti Caine with Jack Smethurst
Philip Madoc , Carolyn Moody The Wedding
Get us to the church on time!
Designer MARK SEVANT
Produced and directed by RAY BUTT

The true story of Gary Gilmore , adapted from the Pulitzer Prize winning book by NORMAN MAILER starring
One summer evening in 1976, Gary Gilmore shot dead a petrol station attendant. The following night he killed the manager of a motel. From his prison cell in Utah he demanded that he be executed by firing squad.
After prolonged legal battles the execution took place - the first in a decade in the USA. Part 1: April 1976, Illinois.
35-year-old Gary Gilmore is released on parole from the federal prison and joins his cousin Brenda Nicol in Provo, Utah. After a spell working for his benign uncle,
Vem Damico , he changes jobs and meets Nicole Baker , an attractive 19-year-old mother of two. Falling in love, they begin a tempestuous relationship that leads to impossible tensions on both sides.
(R. Part 2 tomorrow at 9.0pm)

England v New Zealand
Richie BENAUD introduces highlights of the day's play.

The Oldham scheme is designed to benefit both blacks and whites, and has the eradication of racism as one of its long-term goals.
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