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On the Verge of Life
Hemmed in, buffeted, flattened or deafened by passing traffic, one would think that motorways are not a home for wildlife. But in less than 30 years, these concrete corridors have become one of Britain's largest nature reserves, their verges concealing a world where opportunistic animals and plants flourish.
Narrated by Martin Jarvis. BBC Bristol (R)

starring and This enchanting retelling of the Charles Kingsley classic concerns the adventures of Tom, an orphan chimney sweep. Unjustly accused of stealing, the boy flees with his dog Toby, and is drawn to Dead Man's Pool. Here the two enter an animated underwater world, encountering the strangest allies in their quest to find the mysteriousWater Babies
Screenplay by MICHAEL ROBSON Produced by PETER SHAW
Directed by LIONEL JEFFRIES
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A See-Saw programme.
Chock-a-Block is chockablock with pictures to words that rhyme. See what words ring Chock-a-Block's rhyme chime today. (R)

starring
One of the greatest of all
Hollywood epics, Cleopatra is the story of the life and times of the legendary queen of the Nile. The chequered history of the events surrounding its making have become almost as famous as the history it portrays. Under Joseph L. Mankiewicz 's direction, however, Cleopatra emerges as a dazzling spectacle featuring strong performances by Rex Harrison and Richard Burton with Elizabeth Taylor never more beautiful as the most famous femmefatale of all time.
Screenplay by JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ RONALD MACDOUGALL and SIDNEY BUCHMAN based upon histories by Plutarch, Suetonius, Appian, other ancient sources and The Life and Times of Cleopatra by c. M. FRANZERE Produced by WALTER WANGER
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Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from the Oval. Fourth day.
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the afternoon's play. Commentators: Richie Benaud and Jack Bannister.

Ebony presents live coverage of the best of this year's Notting Hill Carnival.
Presenters Vastiana Belfon and Aswad's Brinsley Forde talk to the people who help make it a spectacular event and to some of the thousands of people who come to west London to enjoy a weekend of Caribbean celebrations. OB producer BOB WILD
Executive producer JOHN WILCOX Editor VASTIANA BELFON
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Written by Steven Wright and Mike Armstrong.
Winner of this year's Oscar for Best Live Action Short. Starring and
Steven Wright , star of last night's one-man show, takes the lead in his own script as the deeply paranoid Dennis Jennings who is under psychiatric treatment with Dr Schooner. Dennis has important questions that need answering....
Producer PAULA MAZUR Director DEAN PARISOT
A NOEL GAY production in association with SCHOONER
PRODUCTIONS/HBO for BBCtv (R)

Berlioz The Damnation of Faust conducted by Sir Georg Solti. Parts 1 and 2. Tonight sees one of the most outstanding Promenade
Concerts this season: a visit by the world-famous Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Live in stereo from the Royal
Albert Hall in London, Solti conducts Berlioz's mammoth
'Dramatic Legend in Four Parts' based on Goethe's poetic drama of 'sin and redemption'.
Chicago Symphony Chorus chorusmaster:
Margaret Hillis.
Chicago Symphony
Orchestra concertmasters: Samuel Magad and Ruben Gonzales.
Choristers of Westminster Cathedral Choir School. Introduced by Michael Berkeley.
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Further coverage from the streets of Notting Hill, including a special feature on the children's carnival.

The Damnation of Faust Parts 3 and 4 Sound PAUL CUNLIFFE (television) GEOFFREY KLINTON PARKER (radio) Lighting JOHN LIVINGSTONE Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN
Directed by RODNEY GREENBERG (Sung in French with English subtitles)
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Vastiana Belfon looks back at the celebrations.
An Ebony production

Over the past weekend the city has been brimming with producers, directors and executives attending the Edinburgh International
Television Festival. For the first time this secretive event is revealed by television itself. Reporter: Sheena McDonald.

Tracey MacLeod and Sheena McDonald present the arts programme. Rupert Murdoch argues for more choice on television. Plus debates about pornography, censorship and religious broadcasting. Show more

A New Museum in South Kensington

Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the fourth day. Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE
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