Parliamentary update.

The key moments from yesterday's play.

Starring
Lex Barker
Virginia Huston
Radijek, a desperate criminal, has escaped from the Mombasa jail. His sworn aim is to murder Tarzan and his mate, Jane.
Director Byron Haskin 0 FILMS: pages 41-48

The entertainment magazine show from America.

The Old Rectory. A look at an old house crammed with treasures and bric-a-brac from past centuries.

A 13-part musical series. 2:
Maureen's toes won't twinkle - but Melvin's danced off his feet.
With Matthew Devitt ,
Sophie Aldred and Catherine Terry. • STEREO

Live from the All England Club. • STEREO
Including at
2.00pm News; Weather

Followed by Westminster Live

For the ladies, today is quarter-finals day, and the chance, perhaps, of an upset to match Jennifer Capriati 's victory over
Martina Navratilova at the same stage last year. Commentators John Barrett , Mark Cox , Virginia Wade and Ann Jones. • STEREO

Part 2 of Isaac Julien's documentary history of black people in British television begins in the late 60s. From that period of turbulent race relations, which spawned controversial comedies like Till Death Us Do Part and Love Thy Neighbour, through to present-day drama and magazine programmes, this film traces and questions the progress made by black people on British television. Including interviews with Linton Kwesi Johnson, Hanif Kureishi, Norman Beaton and Lenny Henry, and extracts from programmes of the time such as Mind Your Language, Roots, The Fosters and Empire Road. Narrated by Stuart Hall.
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)

Last in the current series.
Offbeat US time-travel drama.
Starring Scott Bakula
81/2 Months. 15 November
1955: Having leapt into the body of 16-year-old Billie Jean of Claremore, Oklahoma, Sam finds himself in labour.
• STEREO
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

A fly-on-the-wall documentary series that chronicles a dramatic period in the history of the Labour-controlled
London Borough of Lewisham. People Power. Working women with children have occupied the central library in a desperate effort to meet the council leader Steve Bullock. The borough's housing shortage is spotlighted when a pregnant homeless woman refuses the offer of a newly redecorated one-bedroomedflat because she discovers the previous tenant died there. With 17,000 people on the waiting list and only 3,000 properties a year to let, it may be her only chance of being rehoused.
Meanwhile the council moves slowly towards crisis as members fail to make the necessary cuts to the cherished education service.
Producers Malcolm Hirst and Charles Stewart
A Partners in Production film for BBCtv • TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

With Francine Stock.

Donegal: Economy and Culture. Poverty and lack of work led to decades of emigration from the west of Ireland, but the exodus has been stemmed with the introduction of new industries.