First in the Field

Written and presented by Ian Grimble. Glamis Castle
In the vale of Strathmore a hunting lodge was enlarged by the Lyon family until it became a marvel of Scots Baronial architecture.

with Robert Taylor Parisian courtesan
Marguerite Gautier falls in love with Armand Duval. But his father persuades her that she is jeopardising Armand's life.
Screenplay by ZOE ATKINS , FRANCES MARION and JAMES HILTON based on the play and the novel by ALEXANDRE DUMAS , Fils
Produced by IRVING THALBERG Directed by GEORGE CUKOR
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Narrated by Eleanor Bron Written by IAIN JOHNSTONE Producer MICHAEL WALDMAN Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF (R)
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with Peter Alliss
7: Lies and Damned Lies with David Huish

A See-Saw programme A Mouse in the Works by ERIC CHARLES
Narrator Roy Kinnear with Sheila Walker Director of animation DEREK MOGFORD
Designed and produced by IVOR WOOD (R)

Weather followed by Wimbledon 89
Lawn Tennis Championships Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Commentator DAN MASKELL ,
JOHN BARRETT ,
GERALD WILLIAMS , BARRY DAVIES
MARK COX, BILL THRELFALL
ANN JONES and VIRGINIA WADE. Television presentation
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. ALASTAIR SCOTT and WENDY SHEPPARD
Executive producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN ROWLINSON
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Regional News and Weather

Sian Penlington investigates why Yorkshire's struggling county side has yet to field a West Indian or Asian player. Many talented Caribbean cricketers born in Yorkshire want to play for their county. Executive producer DAVID TAYLOR BBC North West

by DOUGLAS ADAMS adapted in six parts from the BBC radio series, starring the voice of Peter Jones
David Dixon , Simon Jones Sandra Dickinson , Mark Wing-Davey , featuring
Aubrey Morris , Beth Porter 6: The stolen spacecraft is heading towards the sun ...
Radiophonic music PADDY KINGSLAND
Animated sequences ROD LORD Lighting BERT POSTLETHWAITE Producer ALAN J. W. BELL (R)

A series of five programmes presented by Jonathan Dimbleby 1: We, the People
The French Revolution, 200 years ago, transformed western democracy. But its principles of liberty, equality and fraternity left Britain's unwritten constitution virtually untouched.
Through the week, this series asks how that constitution serves us today, and culminates in a national debate on individual liberties and democracy in Britain. Voices from all over the United Kindgom express concerns about the way we are governed and the balance of power between citizen and state. Jonathan Dimbleby asks Prof David Marquand of Salford University and Dr Jonathan Clark of Oxford University, whether these concerns constitute a crisis.

and Rags to Riches Carla is spotted dining with the head of a rival network and with six weeks of her contract to serve, rumours abound about a defection.
Written by KAREN HARRIS Directed by KIM FRIEDMAN
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A series of six films with Patrick Nuttgens
2: What about the Workers?Tonight's film looks at the origins of mass housing in the slums of the Industrial Revolution and the first attempts to provide decent housing for the working man in Scotland, in Yorkshire and on Merseyside. Also, how government became involved after the First World War and why.
Patrick Nuttgens explores these questions with the help of rare archive film and first-hand accounts of life in the early part of this century: under the wing of philanthropic employers like the Rowntree family, or in the early, ambitious council schemes like the Quarry Hill flats in Leeds.
Photography JOHN WARWICK Film editors BOB GEOGHEGAN. SARAH FLINT
Producer MARK ROWLAND BBC Leeds
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Introduced by Michael Apted Tonight, three short films - a documentary from Cuba, a light comedy from Belgium and a cartoon from the USSR. Long Nails, Short Nails: a manicurist has turned her craft into high art.
Director ANDRES MARROQUIN for the Escuela Internacional De Cine Y Tv, Cuba
Service Compris: it's Saturday night and a bored young woman, waiting for her husband to join her in a restaurant, is looking for distraction.
Director STEPHAN CARPIAUX for the Institut Des Arts De Diffusion, Belgium
Upheavals: an animation. Wherever you are in the world you'd rather be somewhere else.
Director MIKHAIL ALDASHIN for VGK, Moscow. USSR. For the BBC:
Producer JEANNE LA CHARD

Bruce McLean , the artist, attended Saturday morning classes at the Glasgow School of Art from the age of 6, and went on to study there in the 1960s. But it is only recently that he has realised what an influence Charles Rennie
Mackintosh's building had on him.
Producer CLARE PATERSON Director PAUL TICKELL (R)

The Weight of the Evidence: the Trial of Socrates Producer TONY COE