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Parliamentary highlights.
Word game, presented by Paul Coia.
Starring
Gene Kelly
Master swordsman
D'Artagnan and the King's Musketeers are pitted against the forces of scheming Cardinal Richelieu in this lavish
Hollywood version of Alexander Dumas 's classic adventure.
With Van Heflin , Gig Young, Robert Coote , Lana Turner ,
Angela Lansbury , June Allyson and Vincent Price.
Director George Sidney 0 FILMS: pages 33-40
Velsheda.
Bob Fisher looks at the rebirth of the J Class yacht.
John Craven with the latest countryside stones.
Explorations in new and original research.
Created 4,000 years ago the flint mines of Grime's
Graves in Norfolk are possibly the earliest evidence of some kind of industrial organisation.
Animation.
Live coverage of the Federation Cup from the City of Nottingham
Tennis Centre. The top team tennis competition for women returns to
Britain for the first time since 1977. Commentators include Dan Maskell and Virginia Wade . Executive producer Johnnie Watherston Editor Philip Bernie
Including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
The adventures of the new
USS Enterprise and its crew. Starring Patrick Stewart Pen Pals. Stardate 42659.3:
Data races against time, and the orders of the Prime
Directive, to save the life of an alien girl on a doomed planet. 0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
A green career can include everything from organic farming to garden design.
Among tonight's interviewees is florist Jane Packer, who designed the bouquet for the Duchess of York's wedding.
Presented by Raj Dhanda and Lindsay Macrae.
Time Out. A cat obsessed by time-keeping, whizzes around a madcap world of distorted dimensions.
Winner of the Royal
Television Society Programme Award for 1990.
The moving story of a baby's fight for life. Born with a rare heart defect, Alex was operated on just days after his birth. Antonia Higgs records the story of this pioneering operation at Harefield
Hospital, Middlesex and the effects on Alex's parents. Producer Peter Lowe
Fourth of 11 programmes on the history of aviation.
Bombers. On 6 August 1945, a B29 bomber called Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Seventy-eight thousand people died. It was just eight years after the Wright brothers' first flight that an aeroplane dropped a bomb, bringing a new and horrific dimension to warfare.
Narrated by Anthony Quayle. Producer Dennis Adams
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A new BBC film.
Winner of the 1990 Radio rimes Drama Award.
Starring Lou Hirsch, Amanda Boxer
Raymond Gold, a 40-year-old Walter Mitty character from Philadelphia, is recruited to pass secrets of the atom bomb to the Russians in the 1940s.
His girlfriend Danica discovers he is a fantasist while the FBI suspect him of spying. His world falls apart, with tragi-comic results.
Written by John Random
Producer Caroline Oulton
Director Paul Tickell
(Correction: we wrongly stated that Broke, the ScreenPlay shown on 10 July, won this year's Radio Times Drama Award: we apologise for any confusion this may have caused.)
Drama: page 6
Films: pages 33-40
Picture Story: page 65
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
A season of graduate films made by new producers and directors from film schools in the UK and abroad.
A downtown teenage couple ride the subway to the outskirts of New York city. They want to track down a man who intends to set himself on fire. His story becomes entangled with their own faltering romance. With
Andrew Lee Barrett ,
Kate Lanier and John Leguizamo. Written, produced and directed by Alan Taylor
By the Conservative Party.
With Jeremy Paxman.
Mary Black sets the night alight in the last of five programmes featuring acoustic music on the Renfrew ferry, hosted by Aly Bain. Producer Maureen White
Executive producer John Archer
Literature in the Modern World
