Conflict 2: The Steel Strike

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from Headingley. First day introduced by TONY LEWIS
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JACK BANNISTER
Summarisers
RAY ILLINGWORTH , TED DEXTER

A See-Saw programme (R)

England v West Indies

Weather followed by A Prescription for Life? Every day in Britain 250,000 people take a drug which many doctors say is more addictive than heroin. The drug - a tranquilliser - is prescribed on the NHS. Last year more than two million prescriptions were issued. Zeinab Badawi examines evidence that Government drugs advisers are warning doctors to stop prescribing. Producer DIANNE NELMES BBC North West

A portrait of ten Italians 3: The Roman Actress Mirella D'Angelo was already one of Italy's top models when, at 18, she first went into films. She's been cast as thief, princess, gambler and stripteaser. Ten years and ten films later she is still looking for the right part to establish herself as a major actress.
To keep acting Mirella has switched to fringe theatre. A week before the opening night she's busy with rehearsals.
When she is invited for a new screen test Mirella wonders if she could now be on her way to Hollywood.
Producer JEREMY BENNETT (R)

from Builth Wells
Jack Hargreaves, Gerry Monte and Angharad Mair describe the scenes at today's live outside broadcast coverage of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show.
Together they enjoy the highlights of the main showring, review the latest in farming technology and join in the atmosphere of this spectacular annual agricultural event. BBC Wales

Regional News and Weather

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from Headingley. First day introduced by TONY LEWIS

continues a season of films starring two of the movies' fabulous funnymen. With
In this frantic and funny movie, Bud and Lou are would-be plumbers called to the estate of a millionaire, who regrets the day he ever needed a tap fixed. The film contains a fox hunt where the riders turn out to be the victims, a fire engine chase and the famous Saspahanna hat sequence - one of the finest sketches in any Bud and Lou comedy. with WILL OSBORNE AND ORCHESTRA
THREE SISTERS
Screenplay by JOHN GRANT , EDMUND L. HARTMANN and HAL FIMBERG
Produced by EDMUND L. HARTMANN Directed by JEAN YARBROUGH
Original story by HUGH WEDLOCK JR and HOWARD SNYDER
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2,000 Wonders (R)

The second of nine films about life in the Soviet Union Hunter and Son Mikhail Kuzakov and his son
Yuri live and work in the Taiga forest hunting the Siberian sable at temperatures down to minus 40°C. The sable pelt, worth E200 to them, will one day become part of a coat worth E80,000 in the west. The film follows the lives of the hunters in the forest and of their families living in the tiny settlement of Preobrazhenka, where they await the return of their menfolk. It's a way of life that has remained almost unchanged by revolution or by time.
Film editor ANDREW WILLSMORE Producer RICHARD DENTON (R)

Tomorrow night, at 7.30pm, BBC2 visits the Royal Albert Hall for the opening night of the 94th season of the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Michael Berkeley previews the ten concerts which will be shown this summer for BBC viewers and introduces the theme that runs through all of this year's Proms - the relationship between music and the written word.

Presented by Penny Junor The Resort Report - Aghios Nikolaos in Crete. Plus
John Thirlwell 's view of what it's actually like there. Matthew Collins on Special Assignment. John Kettley comments on the weather. Studio director TONY HARRISON
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
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Paul reveals a revolutionary new money - counting system, and travels to Devon to perform the most spectacular card trick in the history of magic, in the presence of special guest Arthur Marshall. He also introduces Cardini, 'the Suave Deceiver', and, from the USA,
Randy Brown.
Featuring Debbie McGee Director KEVIN BISHOP
Produced by JOHN FISHER
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Second of six films on the police and the public. Loyal to the Law
Northern Ireland has the lowest crime profile in the UK. But 'normal' policing is made difficult by the RUC's frontline role in the battle against paramilitaries on both sides of the political divide.
Chief Constable Sir John Hermon hopes that an impartial and rigorous application of the law will win respect from both sides. Others feel that police-community relations are almost non-existent. And a single incident can undo months of good work. Film editor PAUL WILLEY
Assistant producer HELEN FAWCETT Producer CHRIS LENT . (e)
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In 1974 producer Paul Watson introduced the Wilkins family of Reading.
8: Margaret Wilkins is happy, for Karen and Gary are leaving home, rehoused in a council maisonette - a brave new world and it must be faced without Mum's help. (R)

A BBC/Open University production

Fundamentals of Computing: Trees in Data Processing
For processing by a computer. manufacturing companies need to structure their product information as logical trees.
Producer JOHN JAWORSKI