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6.05 Flexible Work - Insecure Lives

6.35 Kedleston Hall

7.00 Flight Simulators and Robots

A discussion of the central themes of politics, patriotism and authority in Shakespeare's play.

Ceefax: p627; Web site: [web address removed]

The Spanish language series continues with a portrait of Extremadura, one of Spain's poorest regions. (Repeat)

Animated fun from the village of Pontypandy.
(Repeat)

Animated adventures.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Drama about the crime-solving adventures of a junior detective.

Emmerdale actors Adele Silva and Paul Fox (who play Kelly Windsor and Will Caims), Brett Cousins (Ben in Neighbours) and teenager Beatrice Maude, who features in BBC1's documentary The Human Body, are among this week's guests. Boy band Five are interviewed by some of their fans and there's music from Silversun, Morcheeba and Alexia. Plus the mini-drama G Force, more Mission
Interiors with designer John Amabile and animated adventures with Dennis the Menace and Popeye and Son. With Tim Vincent, Gail Porter and Chris Jarvis.

Address: Fully Booked, [address removed]; Ceefax: p530: E-mail: [email address removed] Web site: [web address removed]

Competition Line: [number removed] (calls cost 25p; ask permission from the person who pays the bill before ringing. Lines are open until midnight tonight and the winners will be announced next week).

Further live coverage of the fourth day's play between England and South Africa at Edgbaston.

A review of the week's principal political events in the South East.
(Regional Programme)

Introduced by Sue Barker.

1.30,3.25,4.00 Cricket: First Test
Further live coverage of the crucial fourth day's play between England and South Africa from Edgbaston. England's new captain Alec Stewart will be keen to start the series with a win, but South African bowlers Allan Donald and Shaun Pollock will put their knowledge of the pitch to good use. Commentary by Richie Benaud, David Gower, Tony Lewis, Barry Richards, Chris Broad and Simon Hughes.

3.15 Racing
Live coverage of the French Oaks from Chantilly, worth £150,000. Last year's winner was the Aga Khan's filly Vereva. British trainer John Gosden was disappointed when his horse Ryafan, ridden by Frankie Dettori, finished only fourth. Commentary by Jim McGrath.

3.40 Golf
Coverage of the final round of the British Amateur championship from Muirfield in Scotland. The title winner last year was Scotsman Craig Watson. The commentary is provided by Peter Alliss, Alex Hay and Steve Rider.

6.15 Tennis
Highlights from the final of the men's singles in the French Open championship at Roland Garros in Paris. Commentary by John Barrett, Mark Cox.

Videoplus code for 1.30-7.30
1.30-4.00 (not PDC)
4.00-7.30 (not PDC)

Analysis of the latest stories making the headlines in the world of business and finance.
Presented by Maya Even.

Documentary film looking at the remarkable life of one of America's greatest black heroes.

Paul Robeson was a national football star who became a successful stage and screen actor, and enjoyed international acclaim in films such as Show Boat. He used his formidable reputation as a weapon in the fight for human rights for black people in the thirties and forties, but fell foul of both the black and white establishments as a result of his support for communism.

Robeson was denounced for un-American activities, trailed by the FBI, had his passport confiscated for eight years and finally died a depressed and reclusive man. In the centenary year of his birth he remains a shadowy and controversial figure in his native country.

The programme uses eye-witness accounts and archive footage to construct this portrait of a complex man who sacrificed his career for the sake of social justice.

Angus Deayton hosts the last in the present series of the topical news quiz. The series will be returning in the autumn.
(Shown last Friday)

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of his death on 8 June, this programme examines the life and career of Russell Harty, television interviewer and much-loved personality.

As well as tracing his upbringing in Blackburn and his time as an Oxford student and a young teacher, this tribute uses both archive footage and the recollections of his friends and colleagues to revisit some of his most memorable and amusing television interviews with various celebrities.

Featuring contributions from Michael Parkinson, Alan Bennett, Thelma Barlow, Gillian Reynolds, Richard Whiteley, Humphrey Burton and Ned Sherrin.

Highlights of the fourth day's play in the First Test between England and South Africa from Edgbaston. Introduced by Richie Benaud.

Thriller starring Stanley Baker
When the robbery of a bookie goes wrong and a female clerk is killed, a manhunt gets underway to find the chief suspect - an escaped convict.
Widescreen.
(1959, PG)
Black and white
See Films: pages 59-68 ***

Followed by Weatherview

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Further Education
2.00 Problem Solving

World Cup French
4.00 The Travel Hour France: Provence

Business and Training
5.00 Computers Don't Bite Business: Part 2

Open University
5.45 The Write to Choose
6.10 Managing Schools: Partnership or Going It Alone?
(Subtitled)

6.35-7.00am Play and the Social World
Free Guide: call [number removed]