A review of the past week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy, who discusses Elaine Morgan's dramatisation of The Life and Times of David Lloyd George (BBC2); the everyday stories of British life as seen by Nationwide (BBC1) and the tales of the Victorian underworld investigated by Sergeant Cribb (Granada). With John Grigg, the historian and biographer of Lloyd George, David English, the editor of the Daily Mail, and Edna Healey, whose book Lady Unknown dealt with the Victorian age.

A review of the week's television Presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses The Clive James Paris Fashion Show (LWT), the Playhouse production of WILLIAM DOUGLAS HOME'S You're All Right-How Am I? and ROBIN DAY'S Question Time. Among those taking part are Drusilla Beyfus, associate editor of Vogue magazine and Dr Anthony Clare of the Institute of Psychology.

A review of the past week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy , who discusses JOHN PILGER 'S documentary Heroes (ATV) about the plight of returning American Vietnam war veterans, The Play for Today: Psy Warriors (BBC1), and the film biography of the Israeli military leader and statesman Dayan (BBC2), with Roger Mills , who was recently given a BAFTA award for his work in documentaries, the military historian John Keegan , and Diane Harron who reported on the Israeli army in the BBC series Women at Arms.,

A review of the past week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses The Kenny Everett Video Cassette (Thames), Chronicle: The Electric Revolution (BBC2) and the documentary on The Royal Ballet, Right Royal Company (BBC1) with author and actor Terry Jones , architect Piers Goff and dance critic Jan Murray.

A review of the week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy With a discussion of People from the Forest, the BBC2 film about the Soviet scientist and dissident ANDREI SAKHAROV , inventor of the hydrogen bomb and Nobel prize-winner. Among those taking part are Peter Redaway , senior lecturer in political science at the London School of Economics, and Peter Prince , writer of the BBC series Oppenheimer. Also Robin Denslow , Newsnight reporter and rock critic of The Guardian, with a critical report on television's treatment of rock music.

A review of the past week's television presented by Ludovic Ken nedy who discusses LORD SNOWDON'S two films on photography, Snowdon On Camera (BB€2); ROBERT KEE 's Paperbacks (BBC1); and the comedy drama Private Schulz (BBC2). With Lord Lichfield

A review of the week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses the documentary on back bench MPs, Westminster Man (Thames), the Playhouse, set in a terminal cancer ward, Going Gently (BBC2), and the series based on a hospital psychiatric unit Maybury (BBC2), with former MP Helene Hayman and Dr Anthony Clare of the Institute of Psychiatry.

The last of eight programmes A review of the past week's television in which Ludovic Kennedy discusses RICHARD LEAKEY 'S seven-part series The Making of Mankind (BBC2), which traces our development from ape-like creatures on the African savannah three million years ago into the most powerful and dangerous animal that has ever been. It is a story about what makes us human and from which we can predict our chances of survival.