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With signing.

Cartoon. The showman makes Pinocchio sing and dance to an audience.

Babar builds a rocketship.

Drama starring
I Barbara Stanwyck Though she deserted her husband and children ten years earlier, vaudeville actress Naomi Murdoch responds to a letter from one of her daughters and returns to the small town of Riverdale where she meets with a mixed reception.
Naomi Murdoch. .. BARBARA STANWYCK
Director Douglas Sirk (1953)
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Live coverage of one of today's quarter-final matches in the NatWest Trophy. Commentary by Richie Benaud ,
Jack Bannister and Paul Allott. Introduced by Tony Lewis. TV presentation Alan Griffiths
Executive producer Keith Mackenzie

Falmouth working boats.

Further live coverage from one of today's 60-overs-per-side quarter-final matches.
Including at
2.00 and 3.00
News and Weather Subtitled (news)

Regional News; Weather

Featuring the 4.15 race and live coverage through to the end of play of today's featured cricket match.

Voortrekker Ruck
Rugby's role in the new South Africa is the subject for tonight's programme in the series examininganation'sidentity through sport.
Former Springbok skipper
Morne du Plessis began to realise what was happening in his own country when he encountered thousands of anti-tour demonstrators in Australia in 1971, and now admits that "we should have seen what was going on". One who did was
Springbok hero Cheeky Watson. He realised he either had to "live a life as if blacks don't exist, or turn my back on the Springbok blazer". Having chosen to play in the townships he endured ostracism by the rugby establishment, warnings of assassination, threats to his family, arrest, and the need to enter townships hidden in the boot of a car.
While some speak enthusiastically of the results being achieved by the rugby
"development clinics", Watson dismisses them as window-dressing, when wealth and resources are so unfairly apportioned. But the film finds both optimism for the long road ahead, and fears over the possibility of sporting equality in an unequal society. Director David Fox
Producer Peter Day
A Faction Film production for BBCtv

Tuscany. In the hilltop town of Castellina in Chianti,
Keith Floyd cooks pigeon in red wine. In Sienna he cooks a tangy, garlicky osso bucco, and at a Tuscan castle he roasts wild boar over a log fire in the kitchen's ancient hearth.
Producer Michael Treen
Executive producer Robert Page
A Lifetime Broadcast production for BBCtv
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Germaine Greer sings the praises of the original site of the British Library in Bloomsbury. With Kirsty Wark. Executive producer Roland Keating
SeriesproducerSallyAngel

The fourth of six portraits of unorthodox scientists.

He devised a world-famous personality test which bears his name and is an international authority on IQ. Yet Professor Eysenck is perhaps the most controversial psychologist alive today.
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Followed by Video Nation Shorts

With Sue Cameron.

Third of six documentaries, made by the BBC's Disability Programmes Unit.
Tracey Proudlock was born with spina bifida and like any mother-to-be is excited about the prospect of a new arrival to the family. With husband Liam, she kept a video diary of her pregnancy revealing the sorts of difficulties disabled pregnant women face - from worries about the health of her unborn baby to finding a pram that can be used with a wheelchair.
Producer Elspeth Momson
Editor Ian Macrae

How Manpower introduced the idea of work-contracting.