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Design or Decline
That's the option posed for
British industry by the gurus of the Design Centre. Failure to design has led to a flood of Japanese imports. Is it too late for us to strike back? Producer ROGER PENFOUND A BBC/OPEN UNIVERSITY production (R)

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Old Trafford Fourth day.
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the whole of the morning's play. Commentators:
Richie Benaud
Jack Bannister Summarisers:
Ray Illingworth Tom Graveney
Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. ALAN GRIFFITHS
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Seychelles
There can be no new destination which has caused such a flutter in the hearts of romantics over the past decade as the Seychelles. Paradise found and affordable for that most special of all holidays, the honeymoon. After over ten years on the books of charter operators, however, is it also paradise lost? Anne Gregg finds new islands and beaches on which only the turtles have honeymooned. Director BRUCE THOMPSON
Series producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN (R)

A See-Saw programme with Carol Leader.
Chock-a-Block is chockabloc with pictures to words that rhyme. (R)

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Old Trafford Fourth day.
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the afternoon's play. including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

Snub TV Meets Yello
Renowned for their danceability, durability, eccentricity and sophistication, Yello are
Switzerland's No 1 export.
Filmed in Zurich, Boris Blank and Dieter Meier take us on an intimate journey round their motivations and music. Produced and directed by BRENDA KELLY and PETER FOWLER A SNUB TV production for BBCtv
6.40pm Surf City iVhen the summer
:omes, the ;urfers of the West Country load up their boards and head down to the sea to find the best waves. They may travel as near as the Devon coast or as far as John O'Groats in Scotland.
But the surf itself is far from predictable....
A programme that celebrates the surfers' life of cars, waves and music.
Film cameraman JOHN PODPADEC Producer HUGH THOMSON

In the Shadow of the Test
John is 30 and lives with his girlfriend in London. But while on holiday in Thailand he had sex with other women. Now he has decided to do something most of us would be afraid to do. He's going for an HIV test.
From John and others who have taken the test we learn about the fear that surrounds testing and how to deal with it. We hear of problems with life insurance that can follow the test. And, efforts to make doctors more sympathetic. Film editor MICHEL CLERFEUlLLE Producer CHRIS LENT (e)
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Third of eight films exploring the way women's lives have changed in the 20th century. Thinking of England
'I'd never seen a man in the nude. I'd got seven brothers and I didn't know they'd even got ankles.'
In the days when chaste respectability was every girl's goal, a veil of silence cloaked all sexual matters. Girls were told that being alone with a man was dangerous but not why. Few were told the facts of life.
Sixty years on, innocence is no longer seen as a virtue.
From the days of chaperones through the swinging 60s to the post AIDS era, frank reminiscences interwoven with contemporary documentary and feature films chart the course of the changing moral climate and the influences behind it. Producer NIKKI CHEETHAM Series producer
ANGELA HOLDSWORTH (R)
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Last in the re-runs of Clive James's Saturday fantasia. This week, excerpts from
America's mother-daughter pageant, in which the sweetest of sweet sentiments are exchanged, and the make-up cracks with emotion.
G. Gordon Liddy , Watergate villain and latter-day gung-ho hero, talks with Clive by satellite about his extraordinary way of life and death. Simon Hoggart , talks by satellite from Washington about latter-day gung-ho hero President George Bush , while in the studio is the true voice of sanity, internationalist Peter Ustinov.
Clive James has introduced a pace and penetration that is almost unknown on television.
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Director PIETER MORPURGO
Producer BEATRICE BALLARD (R)

On the Spot
John Sessions stars in a series of solo improvisations using suggestions from the audience.
Sound JOHN CAULFIELD
Lighting GEOFF RATHBONE
Designer ANDREW HOWE DAVIES Produced and directed by GEOFF POSNER

An intimate view from dawn till night of one person's day. Ellie Laine
The comedienne is no longer the teller of refined stories. The genteel touch has been replaced by the fully frontal on both ears and eyes. Breasts and the pride of men are now the butt producing the comic's daily corn.
Ellie Laine successfully exploits both. Glamorous, armed with a wit that brings tears to the eyes of men and a smile to the taxman, every late night is the cash rich end of just One Day ...
Cameraman MIKE RADFORD Editor ALAN LYGO
Producer PAUL WATSON

Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with the day's top stories and the background on events making the news at home and abroad.

Reporters: Paul Burden, Nick Clarke, David Coss, Olenka Frenkiel, Margaret Gilmore, Wesley Kerr, Chris Lowe, Peter Marshall, Julian O'Halloran, Rupert Segar, David Sells, Sarah Spiller, Francine Stock, Janet Trewin, Charles Wheeler.

The Monster's Choice
Tonight the final show from Eden Court Theatre in Inverness features some of the musical highlights from the series, including songs from those often unsung heroes, the support bands. Deacon Blue, Hue and Cry, Roachford and Love and Money rub shoulders with Goodbye Mr Mackenzie , Diesel Park West and the Kevin McDermott Orchestra. Research STEWART CRUICKSHANK Executive producer DAVID MARTIN Producer MAY MILLER BBC Scotland

Melodrama
The excitement of The Corsican Brothers, one of the most popular Victorian melodramas, is recreated using an original Victorian toy theatre.
Producer CHARLES COOPER (R)