with Trial by Fire
Lars Carlson faces two problems: a raging forest fire I that threatens his ranch and a first meeting with the woman he is about to marry - a woman he has never seen before....
Written by GEORGE SLAVIN Directed by JOE KANE (R)
Balloons
Dawn is breaking, a hot gas flame fills a vast multicoloured puff ball which rises slowly from j behind the trees. (R)
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Another chance to see the action from yesterday's second-round matches.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentators SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Regional News and Weather
Relax with your tea and rum babas and let Pamela and her guests entertain you.
The Cornish landscape artist Mary Martin rarely paints outside the Parish of St Dominick in the Tamarà Valley, where her family can be traced back for six generations.
She works all the year round in the open air, even in the depths of winter when watercolours freeze on the paper. Her paintings convey a deep innate understanding of nature and a passion for the landscape she records.
The popular game of musical knowledge with Frank Muir and John Amis challenging Denis Norden and Ian Wallace over questions set by Steve Race (R)
Starring Peter Graves as Jim Phelps, Leonard Nimoy as Paris, Greg Morris as Barney, Peter Lupus as Willy
Jim Phelps employs his professional expertise to conduct a personal mission in his own home town - a place where fear reigns, as a murderer stalks the young townswomen... (R)
Australia v England
richie BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play in Sydney.
Television presentation CHANNEL 9 Australia
The Complete Piano Sonatas Daniel Barenboim plays Beethoven's Sonata No 8 Pathetique Op 13
Directed by JEAN-PIERRE PONNELLE Produced by METROPOLITAN, MUNICH
A duel of words and wit between
Arthur Marshall
Nanette Newman
John Dunn and Frank Muir Selina Scott Roy Marsden
Referee Robert Robinson Devised by MARK GOODSON Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI
Codes of Conduct
Peter France presents three films which reflect the extent to which codes of 'honour', allegiance' and 'behaviour' have had their effect on British history.
How far should men go to defend their honour? Christopher Andrew examines the demise of duelling 100 years ago.
How far have rules been bent to ensure victory in sport?
Ian Dear tells the story of the duplicity behind the victories which kept the America's Cup in New York for 130 years.
How far should a state go to ensure allegiance and silence from a trusted servant?
Phillip Knightley shows the process by which British
Intelligence secrets have been leaked steadily since the end of the Second World War. Director PIPPA HOLLOWAY Producers JONATHAN DENT
BRYNMOR WILIAMS , ARCHIE BARON Editor ROY DAVIES
Introduced by Jonathan King Palm Beach
The series started among the palm trees of Hawaii and it's ending among the palm trees - this time in Palm Beach, Florida, one of the most wealthy, exclusive and luxurious communities in all America.
J. K. goes deep sea fishing, looks at one of the most expensive cars in the world and searches for alligators in the Everglades. He also meets outrageous rock star
Alice Cooper and perhaps the most famous black singer of all time, Stevie Wonder.
Film cameraman MIKE RADFORD Film sound SIMON WILSON Film editor DAVE GOOD
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Produced and directed by GORDON ELSBURY
A series of films on the way we live now. Short Stories
Some call them 'dwarves': they call themselves 'persons of restricted growth'. There are more than 10,000 in Britain and, for all of them, being small is no laughing matter. Mike Ballan is just 37 inches tall - making him the smallest man in Britain.
His twin brother Malcolm is nearly twice his height. Frances Gaywood is an adopted child. Her natural parents couldn't cope with the fact that she, unlike them, was a dwarf.
Tom Shakespeare is the son and heir of Sir William Shakespeare. Tom's at Cambridge - a political activist, hair-dyed, confident, and something of a trial to his tall, tidy mother. In childhood
Gladys Nicholson was hung from bars and painfully stretched - to no avail. But soon she's to marry Bernard Brooks - a shy watch-repairer, who for years couldn't bear to look in a mirror, or even a shop window. He kept thinking to himself that he was tall.
They have all learned to live in what for them is anything but a small world.
Narrator Richard Denton
Photography REX MAIDMENT , CHRIS SEAGER Film editor PETER BARBER
Assistant producer CATRINE CLAY Producer COLLEEN TOOMEY Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Eight players remain to begin the last few matches towards becoming the world champion.
Five-time title holder, ERIC
BRISTOW (1) is seeded to play this evening and his opponent could well be KEITH DELLER (8), which would be a repeat of that classic confrontation three years ago in the 1983 Final.
The matches are now the best of seven sets, five legs per set. Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentators SID WADDELL ,TONY GREEN
Television presentation
NICK HUNTER. KEITH MACKENZIE PETER HAYWARD
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
Analysis and comment on the day's major events presented by Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Nick Worrall with the interviews that matter. And the day's news from home and abroad with Ian Smith , Nick Clarke
Gill Nevill and Chris Lowe
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Fancied to be on stage are BOB ANDERSON (4) and DAVE WHITCOMBE (5) Commentators
SID WADDELL
TONY GREEN