(to 7.10)
The loggers of British Columbia.
Fishermen ofFlookburgh. The story of father and son Harold and Jack Manning , who braved dangerous tides on the sands of Morecambe Bay to fish.
Thriller starring Van Heflin
Patricia Dane
When Broadway musical star Mida King is found murdered, Inspector Gunther hauls in a rum assortment of suspects.
Director S Sylvan Simon ● FILMS: pages 30-36
England vPakistan
Live coverage from Trent Bridge of the third of five Texaco One-Day
Internationals. Introduced by Tony Lewis. Commentary by Richie Benaud ,
Ray Ulingworth , Geoffrey Boycott , Jack Bannister and AsifIqbal. (Further coverage at 1.35pm) ● STEREO
The glass engraver.
Cartoon for children.
England vPakistan
Further live coverage of the afternoon's play, through to the conclusion of the third of five one-day matches.
Television presentation Alan Griffiths Executive producer Keith Mackenzie ● STEREO
Including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
A Prophet Unheard. A profile of the management guru
Dr W Edwards Deming , now 91 years old. In 1950 he went to
Japan to help them improve the quality of their manufactured products. Yet it was only recently, when American managers visited Japan to learn the secret of their success, that they discovered it was an American who taught the Japanese the basics of quality control. Producer David Dawson-Pick Series editor Brian Davies
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● FOR INFORMATION: contact the British DemingAssociation on 0[number removed].
The history of mountaineering. In the Long Shadow of the Mountains. Chris Bonington makes a two-week trek to the Diamir Face of the Nanga
Parbat - "the most unforgiving of mountains" - in the company of German mountaineer Sigi Hupfauer and the American veteran Charles Houston.
Series producer Richard Else
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Tony Slattery hosts the quiz where manners matter. With team captains Lesley Joseph and Jonathan Meades.
This week it's the Stately Home Owners vthe
Cartoonists, with guests Sir Thomas Ingilby and Jamie Hunter Blair against Ros
Asquith and Michael Heath.
Featuring Spencer the Butler, also known as Miles
Richardson.
Director Tony Orsten
Producer Steve Pinhay
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This week's reports include: a twin centre holiday in Turkey; a European mini break to Vienna; and the surfers' paradise at
Newquay, as seen by Neighbours star Christian Schmid.
Series producer Rachel Hebditch Executive producer Tony Moss * STEREO
Another in the series of solo plays being shown as part of a retrospective season of Alan Bennett 's work.
Starring Thora Hird
An independent old lady has a fall that decides her future.
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Eyewitness accounts from
British writers who travelled in North America in Victorian times, with extracts from their journals, contemporary stills and archive footage.
This week the candid truth about slaves and slavery. Producer Charles Miller
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With Sue Cameron.
Highlights from Trent Bridge. ● STEREO
12.00 Weekend Outlook
12.05 The Getting of Judgment
Hammer thriller with a strong British cast and starring Bette Davis
Ten-year-old Joey's hatred for his nanny suggests that all is not quite what it seems.
Director Seth Holt ● FILMS: pages 30-36
David Dimbleby reports live from Houston as President
Bush addresses the Republican Convention.
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