Thirty-five kings have been big in Winchester.
Cakes have been burned, tides turned and, more recently, tourists entertained. But now at last - the crowning glory. A visit by the programme which, like Winchester, has No Limits. Associate producer JONATHAN KING
Production PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester

The McEwan's
National League Boroughmuir v
Stewart's Melville FP Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith
BILL MCLAREN commentates on this Edinburgh derby match which is crucial for
Stewart's Melville if they are to make a challenge for the championship in which they finished third last year.
Highlights of this match, plus news and views of the rest of the weekend's rugby. Series producer HUW JONES

The Rothmans Grand Prix
Alex Higgins v Dave Martin Doug Mountjoy v Jim Wych The one and only 'Hurricane' Higgins makes his first major appearance of the season, but must not underestimate Dave Martin in this nine-frame match.
Doug Mountjoy could have a real tussle with Canada's Jim Wych who rose 20 places in the rankings last season now that he is competing regularly in this country. Introduced by DAVID VINE

The World Cup Final
Just two teams remain of the 12 who have competed over the past fortnight in this world hockey showpiece at Willesden Stadium. BARRY DAVIES commentates on the battle to succeed the holders Pakistan (three times winners), India and the Netherlands (once each), as the sixth world champions. Introduced by DAVID ICKE Producer ALAN GRIFFITHS

Further coverage

Barry Douglas , winner of the 1986 Tchaikovsky Piano
Competition in Moscow, plays Russian music. Tchaikovsky Autumn Song Mussorgsky
Pictures at an Exhibition
Presenter
Louise Batchelor Sound NORMAN CANUN Lighting RON IRVINE
Producer MIKE NEWMAN
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER BBC Scotland

Michael Ignatieff and his guests analyse and discuss important questions of our time.
This week:
Helena Kennedy Juliet Mitchell Michael Neve
Roger Scruton ask
Sexual morality: a question of mind over matter?
Researcher MARY HOCKADAY Studio director IAN PAUL
Producer AMANDA THEUNlSSEN BBC Bristol
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Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton present Britain's most popular financial and business programme. With
PAUL BURDEN, TOM MADDOCKS and MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad on your money. Including this week: Big Bang
In eight days time the City will undergo its most radical changes ever. Mark Rogerson reports on what those changes will mean - on which one of the gilt-edged, new financial conglomerates might soon come crashing down - and on yesterday's rehearsal for the big day. Producer MIKE SCHOOLEY Studio director KATHY GEE Editor JONATHAN CRANE

Ludovic Kennedy presents his selection of the week's television and discusses in detail: Inside Story (ITV)
The Story of English (BBC2) The Secret Life of Paintings (BBC2). Studio guests: Peter McKay, Editor of Sunday
Today, Gus Macdonald, television executive and presenter of Right to Reply, and Muriel Gray, presenter of The Tube. Irma Kurtz talks to BBC producer William Nicholson about his documentary series, Lovelaw. Assistant producers JAMES HAWES AGNlESZKA PIOTROWSKA DEVENDRA VARMA
Studio director NICHOLAS BARKER Producer CHARLES MILLER

The Mystery of Laguna Baja Embraced by dunes and fed by the surf of the Pacific lies a vast lagoon alive with creatures of the Mexican wild. To this marine oasis come grey whales. They pause at this most southerly extremity of the puzzlingly long journey from the Arctic. Around them feed birds that have fled from the northern winter to Baja, California.
Attractive to such travellers, and also home to a remarkable number of ospreys, as well as sea-lions, pelicans and peregrines, this desert lagoon is both enigma and living jewel. Narrator Barry Paine
Film editor CHRIS LAKEMAN FRASER Photographed and produced by BRUCE REITHERMAN. Series editor PETER JONES. BBC Bristol

Seven films on the love-lives of people round the world. 3: Wives and Husbands
Should men and women have different roles in marriage? Do marriages work better if one partner is the boss? Couples in Japan, Egypt,
Hungary and California talk about how they make their marriages work.
A husband in Kyoto explains why he can't say he loves his wife; a wife in Cairo reveals how she gets her own way even though her husband is boss; a husband in Hungary rejects the state policy that men and women are equal; and a wife in California confuses her husband by out-earning him. Assistant producers
ANGELA KAYE. MUKTI JAIN
Producer WILUAM NICHOLSON
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Tony Knowles v Peter Francisco
Tony Knowles has a good record in the tournament, winning it in 1983. South Africa's Peter Francisco climbed 33 places in the rankings last season, and could be a player to watch. Introduced by DAVID VINE

continues a major season of films new to television.
Tonight starring Diane Keaton with Tuesday Weld Richard Gere
Theresa Dunn leads two lives. By day she is a dedicated teacher of deaf children, by night she cruises singles bars in a desperate search for sexual and emotional fulfilment. Theresa has fled her stifling family background and taken a flat in downtown Manhattan.
The freedom she enjoys is a reaction to her fiercely
Catholic upbringing and a traumatic childhood illness, but it is also a 'freedom' that leads her to drugs, promiscuity and increasingly dangerous relationships.
Screenplay by FREDDIE FIELDS Based on the novel by JUDITH ROSSNER
Produced by FREDDIE FIELDS Directed by RICHARD BROOKS
(First showing on British television)
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