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Introduced by Steve Rider. Further coverage from Victoria. Swimming dominates the schedules, with five more finals. Also a look ahead to the athletics programme which begins later today, latest action from the boxing tournament, and the rest of the news on the third day.

Games and entertainment.

Today, flightless birds. With Terry Nutkins.

First of four cartoons about Bernard, a small child who is ignored by his parents.
Today, Bernard hopes his parents will listen when he announces there is a monster in the garden.

Game show.

Pathe News this week in 1954. A Griffin production for BBCtv

Live coverage of the final day's play between England and South Africa. Introduced by Tony Lewis.

Retired farmer
Louisa Allamand talks of her life in the Haute-Savoie mountains of France. In French with English subtitles.

(Stereo)

Action adventure starring
Robert Conrad
Christian Conrad
When vicious convict TJ
Cousins escapes from jail into the High Sierra mountains, a special squad of rangers sets off on his trail. Joining the squad isjesse Hawkes, master of mountaineering and survival, founder of the elite squad - and Cousins's arch-enemy.
Director Robert Conrad (1987)
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Testing the Testers
Drug testingin sport has been much in the news recently, with British sprinter Solomon Wariso and Argentinian footballer Diego Maradona falling foul of the rules. But this documentary accuses the drug testing system of being scientifically inaccurate. inefficient and open to abuse.
Sportsmen and women talk about how they can be banned for merely drinkingcoffee while those who have failed a drugs test describe what being branded a drug cheat has done to their lives. There is also some disturbing evidence from scientists and medical experts as well as a report on the inconsistencies in penalties.
The programme, last in the current series, concludes that bogus science, petty jealousies. commercial interests and rampant egos threaten to undermine the very principles that the drug testing industry claims to be safeguarding. Executive producer Tony Moss
EditorVyvSimson

Further live coverage of the athletics from the Centennial Stadium. World and Commonwealth 110 metres hurdles champion, Wales's
Colin Jackson , will be looking to book a place in tomorrow's final. The semi-finals are scheduled to start at 8.55pm. Scotland's Melanie Neef has a chance of a medal in the metres and should come through tonight's quarter-finals. The men's 400 metres heats also get underway. Introduced by Desmond Lynam with David Moorcroft and Daley Thompson.

Tom Brooks reports on the growth of tabloid TV in Miami. Director Janey Walker
Series editor Michael Poole

In the last in the series where guests list what they hate the most, Danny Baker's nominations include EuroDisney, "Casualty" and pub food. With Nick Hancock.

(A Hat Trick production for BBCtv)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Followed by Video Nation Shorts

With Peter Snow.
(Subtitled)