12.15 Countdown to the OU (2)
12.40 Managing Change at Jaguar
1.05 The Changing Countryside: Pare de Paysan
1.30 Mental Handicap: No Problem's Too Big

presents
Anup Jalota
An in Concert Special
Anup Jalota began singing at the age of 7. Today he is a singer par excellence.
His repertoire extends from passionate ghazals and devotional bhajans to Bombay film songs.
To date he has achieved 58 gold, platinum and multi-platinum discs - making him one of the world's leading recording artists. Director BISH MEHAY
Executive producer JOHN WiLCOX
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR

starring
Henry Fonda Lily Pons Eric Blore
Henry Fonda stars, in one of his earliest roles, alongside opera singer
Lily Pons in her cinematic debut. Annette, a provincial French lass with a talent for song. falls in love with a young American composer and marries him. But trouble looms when she becomes a great opera star overnight while his own composition is rejected.
Screenplay by EDMUND NORTH and JAMES GOW Produced by PANDRO s BERMAN Directed by JOHN CROMWELL
(Blackanawhite)
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FILM A special screening of Richard Attenborough's famous film to mark the 70th anniversary of Armistice Day which fell yesterday.
Starring Dirk Bogarde as Stephen, Phyllis Calvert as Lady Haig, Jean-Pierre Cassel as a French colonel, John Clements as General von Molke, John Gielgud as Count Berchtold, Jack Hawkins as Emperor Franz Joseph, Kenneth More as Kaiser Wilhelm II, Laurence Olivier as Field Marshall Sir John French, Michael Redgrave as General Sir Henry Wilson, Vanessa Redgrave as Sylvia Pankhurst, Ralph Richardson as Sir Edward Grey, Maggie Smith as a music hall star, Susannah York as Eleanor and John Mills as Sir Douglas Haig

The seaside, August 1914: as the Smith family and thousands of other Britons enjoy their summer holidays, the leaders of the European nations play tragic games taking their countries into 'the war to end all wars'.

Based on the Joan Littlewood Theatre Workshop musical play, adapted from the radio feature "The Long, Long Trail" by Charles Chilton
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Moira Stuart reads today's latest news and sport. Lisa Davidson reviews the week in pictures, with subtitles. Followed by Weather

MAURICE BEJART 'S The Chairs
Based on the play by EUGENE IONESCO
Music RICHARD WAGNER with Marcia Haydee and John Neumeier
This season of major choreographers ends with the work of one of the most adventurous figures in European dance. Maurice Bejart has transformed a masterpiece of the theatre of the absurd.
Isolated in a room full of empty chairs, two old people live surrounded by memories and fill the chairs with imaginary visitors.
Following the performance of the ballet, Bejart and lonesco explore the problems of time and language which fascinate both men.
Designer MARIO DUBLANKA
Producers MANFRED GRAETER KATHARINA M. TREBITSCH
Director JOSE MONTES-BAQUER
Book, 'Dancer; £11.95 from booksellers

Every year between 150 and 200 children die following physical abuse or neglect in their own homes. Thousands more are found to be at risk.
For the last six weeks, this series of films has followed one NSPCC Child Protection Team based in Lincoln.
Watching them at work raises many questions - from the real size of the problem to the level of training and resources available to deal with it.
In this final programme,
Margaret Jay puts some of the critical issues to those who are charged with making decisions about the future of children at risk. Studio director MARK KERSHAW Producers ROGER HUTCHINGS JOHN WILCOX

Benson and Hedges Championships from Wembley Arena
The best of today's play from this evening's semi-final matches.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
GERALD WILLIAMS , MARK COX Producers
ALASTAIR SCOTT , WENDY SHEPPARD