The Fourth Quarter-final
Live coverage of the whole of this crucial last quarter-final played in Brisbane between the winner of Pool 2, probably Wales and the runner-up of Pool 1, probably England. NIGEL STARMER-SMITH comments on the match which should guarantee a place in the semi-finals for a British side.
Television presentation, ABC Producer HUW JONES

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9.38 Religious Studies: What Do They Believe?
A look at the Aborigines of Australia, their religious beliefs and their relationship to their environment, in an attempt to get children to view a 'belief system' from the outside.
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10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Cosmo has a nightmare after Harry reads the puppets the story of The Gingerbread Man. Maths at the fair, slides and roundabouts.
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10.15 Music Time: The Sky God
(For details see Thursday 2.30 pm)
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10.38 A-Level Studies: History: Birmingham and Manchester
The Industrial Revolution permanently altered the face of Britain and the way of life of many of its inhabitants. How did contemporary observers view the changes that were happening? How far can we generalise about the effects of industrialisation on particular towns? Do the similarities of the experience outweigh the differences?
Presented by Clive Behagg
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11.0 Zig Zag: At the Doctor's
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11.22 Walrus: You Know it Makes Sense
Some 'knock knock' jokes, a bicycle factory and a girl called Bert help to show how language works.
With Veronica Hyks and Ian Bamforth
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11.45 Mindstretchers: The Mystery of the Five White Powders: Solutions
Anthony Daniels tests all five powders, and uses observation and careful recording to identify them.
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11.50 Pages from Ceefax

12.0 A-Level Studies: German: 5: Der andere Teil Deutschlands
To many West German and Austrian teenagers, life in East Germany is strange and foreign, even though they share the same language. Klaus Romer challenges reactions to the film Peace Address.
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12.20 pm Computer Club: The Computer and the Water Engineer
How can a computer help the Welsh Water Authority control the River Dee and maintain supplies to Liverpool?
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12.40 Pages from Ceefax

1.33 Seventeen 6: Noorany
Hobbies and interests: 'Listening to music, watching videos and visiting relations,'
Plans for the future: 'College nursing course, though my parents want me to be a doctor.' Noorany and her family are Muslims, though she was born in the UK and is more 'westernised' than her parents. Will she be able to satisfy her parents' ambitions for her or, as she moves away from her all-girl school, will other influences begin to affect her life?
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England v Pakistan from Old Trafford Fourth day
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the start of this afternoon's play.

A group of animals hold a play about. They try to make Tiddalik, the giant frog, laugh in order to solve the problems of the great drought. It is the platypus who finds the solution.
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Fifty years ago a steam locomotive was an everyday sight. Nowadays many people have never even been on a train. A group of children investigate trains now and then.
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Holiday Highlights

The second part of the studio discussion which began yesterday on BBC1 at 12.10 pm

for Whit Sunday from St Albans
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Regional News and Weather

England v Pakistan from Old Trafford
Introduced by TONY LEWIS

Continues the season of films starring the screen goddess who died last month. Tonight with Janet Blair
A lively American tribute to London's famous Windmill Theatre, which never closed throughout the whole of World War II.
The five-shows-a-day company features some spectacular production numbers, cleverly integrated into the dramatic story.
Screenplay by LESSER SAMUELS and ABEM FINKLE
Music by JULE STYNE
Lyrics by SAMMY CAHN
Produced and directed by VICTOR SAVILLE
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Six films about some of the 20th century's most enduring designs.
2: The Coca-Cola Bottle
Coca-Cola started out as a syrup into which you squirted carbonated water. The bottle designed to contain the resulting fizzy drink became one of the most famous pieces of packaging in the world.
It was designed in 1916 as a result of a competition.
Despite changes of flavour, the introduction of cans and relentless global competition from rivals, the heavy glass bottle with the archaic-looking trademark still symbolises the American dream.
Accordingly it inspires approval or hostility - depending on taste. Narrated by Jancis Robinson with Wally Olins and Stephen Bayley Photography
DAVID SOUTH, IAN KENNEDY Film editor GRANT MUTER Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
Producer ALEX MARENGO
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The Riddle of the Joints
In Wells Cathedral there is a clue to the origin of rheumatoid arthritis. It is one tiny piece in the puzzle that has vexed doctors for 200 years: what causes this crippling joint disease?
Is it an infection by bacteria or viruses? Is it stress or diet? Intense research this century has answered some of these questions, only to reveal more ... Is it inherited? Will it suddenly disappear as rapidly as it appeared?
The ultimate cause, and a cure, remain to be found, but recent discoveries offer some hope for the million Britons who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis.
Narrator Paul Vaughan Film editor HORACIO QUEIRO Written and produced by KATHARINE EVERETT
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
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Written by TERENCE BRADY and CHARLOTTE BINGHAM starring James Bolam with Gabrielle Lloyd and Ray Winstone Body and Soul
Music adviser JOHN MCCARTHY Designer TIM GLEESON Produced and directed by DAVID ASKEY
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'Blue Moon Detective Agency. The big question is about to be answered.' starring with I am Curious.... Maddie ... and so is everyone. It could be heaven and Sam's band of gold on her finger or Addison's antics like a millstone around her neck. Tempers and temperatures rise as the rivals declare open warfare and Maddie arrives at decision time: will she sleep on it ... and with whom?
Written by GLENN GORDON CARON and JEFF RENO
Directed by ALLAN ARKUSH

with Adam Raphael
The late-night view of the Election campaign with coverage, analysis and reaction to this evening's major speeches. And tonight Vincent Hanna reports on the style and the personalities of the campaign so far.

The Quarter-finals Pool 2 Winner v
Pool 1 Runner-up from Brisbane
Introduced by STEVE RIDER with CHRIS REA
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates on the last of the quarter-finals, which should see at least one team from the British Isles endeavouring to reach next Sunday's semi-final.
Television presentation ABC Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Series producer HUW JONES

The Cornhill Insurance
Test Series
England v Pakistan from Old Trafford
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth day's play.

Julia Somerville introduces some of tonight's key speeches from the Election trail.