6.35 Networks and Partnerships
7.00 Nicholson and Wallis at St
Ives 7.25 A Natural Model 7.50 Toulouse: Money and Powerin Provincial France 8.15 The
Industry of Culture 8.40 Driven Clean Away

Prayer....for WhaUFr
Herbert McCabe asks if prayer should only be for spiritual things, or can we pray for a win on the football pools?

Norma Cradock discovers just who is behind the red nose and greasepaint as she joins clown Roly Bain for prayer and reflection at today's Clowns
International Charity Event at Bicton Park near Exeter.

9.55 A Question of Balance 10.20 A Europe of the Regions? 11.10 Open Forum 11.35 The Mumias Sugar Scheme

Equestrian
The vital second round of the individual show jumping competition from the Real Club de Polo. Who will follow the Seoul gold medallist
Pierre Durand (France) as the 1992 Olympic champion? Durand, riding Jappeloup de Luze, had just 1.25 faults four years ago. Not since Alwin Schockemohle on Warwick Rex in 1976 has the winning horse and rider managed two clear rounds.
Plus the best of this morning's six boxing finals and news of the men's volleyball final.
Cricket: Fifth Test
England v Pakistan
Continued live coverage of the final Test from the Oval. England haven't beaten
Pakistan in a Test series for ten years, and five years ago, a draw at the Oval meant
Imran Khan led his team to their first series win in England.
Pakistan's current captain
Javed Miandad hit a magnificent 260 in that game, and will be determined to inspire his young XI to victory over Graham Gooch 's side today.
(Highlights tonight at 11. 10am on BBC2) ● STEREO

England v Pakistan
Further coverage of today's play from the Oval. ● STEREO

With Moira Stuart. Weather Bill Giles

The open-air summer season continues with tonight's programme from the picturesque village of Yardley Hastings in Northamptonshire. Caron Keating meets up with 4,000 young people from
United Reformed Churches all over the country, who join with villagers to celebrate the transformation of the old village chapel into a new national youth resource centre. Hymns include We Are
Marching in the Light of God, Praise the Lord - His Glories
Show, Come Down 0 Love Divine, Will You Come and Follow Me?
Producer Moira Kean
Editor Roger Hutchings
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

A drama from 1982, shown as part of a major retrospective of the work of Alan Bennett and his producer Innes Lloyd. Starring Alan Bennett, Thora Hird, Julie Walters
When his father is taken ill, Midgley makes a beeline for his bedside, anxious to atone for the mistakes of the past.
Midgley is determined to be there when his dad dies, holding his hand. Typically, his dad lingers. The hospital wants Midgley out of the way and maybe Midgley wants his father out of the way.... until the arrival of night nurse Valery.
Director Gavin Millar
(Julie Walters appears in Alan Bennett 's Talking Heads on Thursday at 9.35pm)

Alex Cox introduces another in the season of cult movies.

Thriller directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, Jessica Walter

A late-night DJ has a very serious and persistent fan who calls him repeatedly to request "Misty" to be played. After they spend the night together, she begins to behave more and more strangely. Eastwood's directorial debut features his own frequent director Don Siegel as a bartender.
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
Films: pages 31-36

Highlights of the fourth day's play at the Oval.
● STEREO

Supernatural drama series starring Darren McGavin
Primal Scream. While looking into a scientist's murder, Carl Kolchak uncovers a store of living remnants of the Ice Age - 100,000 years out of time.
● CULT: page 4

Fritz Lang 's Gothic melodrama starring
Joan Bennett
Michael Redgrave
Celia marries Mark after a whirlwind romance in Mexico, but when they return to his ancestral home she gradually makes a chilling discovery about her new husband.
& FILMS: pages 31-36