From Snowdon to the Sea
The National Museum
Palace Het Loo. Built in 1685 by King William III as a hunting lodge, the palace was the home of the Princes of Orange for three centuries. (Rpt;
The story of a farm.
5: The Changing View
With Tony Harman.
I When Bud and FILM Lou, a couple of fight promoters, go to Algiers in search of a missing wrestler, they end up in the Foreign Legion.
Director Charles Lamont
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England v Sri Lanka Live coverage of the second morning's play in the Cornhill Insurance Test from Lord's.
With Tony Lewis.
The Guitar Maker. Jimmy Moon 's workshop behind Glasgow's tenements has become a mecca for discerning musicians.
Finger puppet fun.
A preview of Open
University programmes.
England v Sri Lanka Further live coverage.
Including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Desmond Lynam and David Coleman look ahead to the eight days of Tokyo's World Athletics Championships, which start tomorrow.
A documentary that looks at how the illegal importation of baby chimpanzees is being tackled in Gran Canaria.
Jim Cronin , who runs a sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees in Dorset, was brought in to help rescue the animals, many of which lead short and sad lives as props for photographers. Producer Jane French
* PICTURE STORY: page 59
With Geoffrey Hodgson of The Independent.
A Granada production for BBCtv
The magazine programme covering issues and events affecting Asians in Britain. Series producer Charles Bruce Editor Narendhra Morar
A visit to the tranquil woodland garden Colonel
Harry Clive created for his wife Dorothy. She died in the 1950s, but the garden is still planted for year-round interest. Plus a look around the Warwickshire grounds of Horticulture Research
International, an organisation which reveals new techniques for growing mini veg for maxi crops. With Geoff Hamilton , Dr Stefan Buczacki ,
Pippa Greenwood and Nigel Colborn. Executive producer Stephanie Silk Plant details on Ceefax page 617
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* GARDENING: page 1
● STEFAN BUCZACKI 'S KIND OF DAY: page 90
Ludovic Kennedy introduces the fifth of six dramas based on true murder cases.
Gaslight. Douglas Scott 's life is falling apart. A week after his 50th birthday, his wife is found dead in a caravan, apparently a victim of toxic fumes from a gas lamp.
Starring Pam St Clement
(EastEnders' Pat Butcher). Directors/Producers Ian Duncan and Oliver Morse (Rpt;
Comedy sketch show.
With special guest Kelsey Grammer from Cheers.
Ginny's Second Chance
Ginny gets advice on how to behave with her new boyfriend, a plastic surgeon nicknamed 'King Tucks'. Maria and the Mister
At the fat farm, Mr Brennan lights the eternal flame with Maria, the Mexican maid. 0 COMEDY: page 7
Second of afour-part series examining furniture. Table A dinner party leads to an exploration of the table and its uses. With Lady Fretwell, wife of the former British ambassador to France, psychotherapist and writer Susie Orbach , performance artist Duncan Roy and curator Charles Newton.
Producers Gina Newson , Jeremy Newson A Freelance Film Partners production for BBCtv (Rpt;
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With John Simpson.
Highlights of the festival.
Kirsty Wark and Tracey MacLeod introduce highlights from the jazz, book and film festivals. Pete McCarthy explores the city in his guide to the funniest shows.
England v Sri Lanka
Highlights of the second day's play from Lord's.
I First showing on network television for this film about the desire for independence in Estonia. Two middle-aged men struggle to achieve their dreams. Their lives and encounters provide an insight into life in Estonia's capital city, Tallin. In Estonian with English subtitles. Director Peeter Urbla
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