Inner City Story (4)

First day of the Cornhill Insurance Test Series from Lord's
England v Sri Lanka
In 1981, Sri Lanka were elected to full membership of the International Cricket Conference. In 1984, they played their first Test Match in this country at Lord's and enjoyed the remarkable success of holding England to a draw. In this, their second Test Match against England, they are led by their relatively new captain
RANJAN MADUGALLE.
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the whole of the morning's play from Lord's.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD and JACK BANNISTER
Summarisers RAY ILUNGWORTH and TOM GRAVENEY Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. ALAN GRIFFITHS

A See-Saw programme with, Carol Leader (R)

First day of the Cornhill Insurance Test Series from Lord's
England v Sri Lanka
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the start of the afternoon's play.

Weather followed by Sweat of the Sun, Tears of the Moon
Third of an eight-part series Inca Cola
The Spaniards crushed the Inca empire and their descendants still control most of the wealth and power in Peru. Under the Incas, Peru was a land of plenty. Their descendants lead a precarious existence on impoverished small-holdings, or drift to city slums. With a third of the national budget going to the armed forces and another third on international debts, the generals get Exocets and the poor get nothing. Jack Pizzey investigates the Inca revival and interviews former president Belaunde Terry. Producer GEOFFREY BARNES (R)

Weather followed by Cricket: Test Match
First day of the Cornhill Insurance Test Series from Lord's
England v Sri Lanka
Further live coverage of the rest of the afternoon's play including at
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

continues a season of films starring the two funnymen with Patricia Medina When Bud and Lou. a couple of 'fight promoters', go to
Algiers in search of a missing wrestler, their antics provoke considerable hostility from the locals. They decide to seek sanctuary - and end up in the Foreign Legion! But after destroying the forces of a villainous sheikh, the boys are given an honourable discharge.
Written by JOHN GRANT. MARTIN RAGAWAY and LEONARD STERN Producer ROBERT ARTHUR Director CHARLES LAMONT
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Seventh of ten films about life in the Soviet Union. Office on the Pacific
Nakhodka lies at the end of the Trans-Siberian Railway, 6,000 miles and seven time zones from Moscow. At 33, Tatyana Naumova is Town Council Secretary and a leading Communist Party activist. She also runs the Palace of Weddings, where Soviet couples take their vows, one ceremony held every ten minutes. Tatyana's own marriage and her two young daughters are not allowed to interrupt her workaholic routine. As she says: 'Every soldier dreams of becoming a general.'
Series producer RICHARD DENTON Producer ALAN BOOKBINDER (R)

The Spell of a Woman
Johannes Vermeer (1632-75) was born in Delft, lived there all his life and died there at the age of 43. 'We don't know much about Vermeer. We only know 27 perfect pictures that are undoubtedly the work of his maturity. They are about two things - women and art. Both prompted a drive as imperative as I know in any painter. For him tenderness and detachment alike are qualities of love.'
In the third in a series of six films Sir Lawrence Gowing invites us to share his enthusiasm and sympathy for the 'impeccable' work of the 17th-century Dutch artist. Film editor JULIAN MILLER
Directed by CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL (R)

Presented by Penny Junor
The weekly holiday magazine full of news and information. The Resort Report - Kitzbuhel in the Austrian Alps. Basic facts together with the best and worst points. Plus John Thirlwell 's view of what it's actually like there this summer.
Matthew Collins on Special Assignment.
John Kettley comments on the summer weather so far and forecasts what's in store for the weekend.
Plus the late availability bargains and your holiday horrors.
Producer KAREN BLUMENFELD
Executive producer ALAN DOHSON BBC North West
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Paul Daniels links up with the British Library reading room at the British Museum in the company of Lord Soper and Magnus Magnusson to predict a word in billions. He also introduces his remarkable guests: from
Great Britain, award-winning comedy magic star Terry Herbert and from Spain, Rudolf Reyes 'the Upside-Down Man'.
Featuring Debbie McGee and Kate Bellamy Director KEVIN BISHOP
Produced by JOHN FISHER
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Protection or Oppression? In the final programme in this series examining recent revisions in police powers, policemen answer their critics and discuss with David Jessel the problems they face in keeping the balance. Can they combat increasing crime and keep the confidence of all sections of the community? Director TERRY MARSH
Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick

A BBC/Open University production

FileHierarchiesandReorganisation Airlines need a complicated system of file structures to cope with ticket reservations.
Producer DAVID SAUNDERS