Social Work in the Inner City
A roundup of business at Westminster.
Alan Titchmarsh embarks on a search for the Holy Grail.
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The Men's and Ladies'
Singles champions have been crowned. The winners of the future have won the Boys' and Girls' Singles, and former stars have entertained in the over-35 events. Harry Carpenter looks back at the best of the finals.
Highlights of the French Grand Prix.
England v West Indies Live coverage of play on the fourth day of the Cornhill Insurance Test at
Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Commentary by Richie Benaud and Jack Bannister. Introduced by Tony Lewis. (Coverage continues at 1.35pm)
First of six programmes in which Delia Smith creates recipes for those who are cooking just for themselves. Today: egg and cheese dishes.
Animation.
England v West Indies Live coverage of the afternoon's play from
Trent Bridge.
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2.00pm News; Weather
3.00pm News; Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Western starring Randolph Scott
Ruth Roman
While gun salesman
Steve Farrell is demonstrating the new rapid-fire 45s they are stolen by outlaw Jason Brett who uses them to start a deadly bank-robbing escapade. Feeling responsible for the crimes, Farrell sets out to put an end to Brett's rampage of robbery and murder. Another action adventure for Randolph Scott , star of so many westerns in the 40s and 50s including Home on the Range and Guns in the Afternoon.
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Liquid Television
Last programme in the underground animation series that combines over the edge graphics and stories from beyond the fringe with a strong sense of humour.
Today, an opportunity to solve the mystery of Aeon Flux.
Plus the final word from the Psycho Gram correspondent and hog queen, Winter Steele sadly runs out of road. The blue lips dissolve into silence. A Colossal Pictures production for BBCtv and MTV Networks
A Portrait of the National Gallery
What do ghosts, Monty Python , Iris Murdoch , a reclusive nun and the Prince of Wales have in common? All is revealed in tonight's special behind-the-scenes documentary at the National Gallery. The film reveals why we have Napoleon to thank for the Gallery's foundation, why a suffragette slashed the Rokeby Venus and how the collection of the world's rarest masterpieces was hidden from the Germans in caves during the war. The evening before HM the Queen opens the Sainsbury Wing, HRH the Prince of Wales delivers his verdict on the building which was built in place of the original design - the 'monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much loved, elegant friend'. Producer Nicholas Rossiter
Executive producer Keith Alexander
(A Late Show Special tomorrow evening at 11.1 5pm will discuss the new gallery extension)
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Starring
Art Carney
Lily Tomlin
The killing of a friend and the disappearance of an eccentric lady's cat leads detective Ira Wells to sense a connection between the two events.
Carney and Tomlin play an unlikely duo on the search for a murderer and catnapper in this comedy thriller.
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John Simpson with the background to the day's top news stories.
England v West Indies
Highlights of the fourth day's play from Trent Bridge.
Introduced by Richie Benaud.
Victorians and the Art of the Past
What paintings should be shown in the National Gallery?
