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Nationwide's 20th-century Celtic journey takes reporter Bill Kerr Elliott from the coasts of Brittany to the Scottish Isles, and from Cornwall and Carmarthen to County Donegal. 3: On the Fringe and Grass Roots - presented this week by Stuart Hall from Look North West in Manchester.

Down and Out: more of Tony Wilkinson 's experiences as a dosser on the streets of London. And Grass Roots - presented this week by Gillian Miles from Spotlight South West in Plymouth.

Down and Out: more of Tony Wilkinson 's experiences as a dosser on the streets of London. And Grass Roots: presented this week by Alan Towers from Midlands Today in Birmingham.

Nationwide with popular features from around the country, including the latest reaction and analysis from the Nationwide Budget team.

Down and Out: more of Tony Wilkinson 's experiences as a dosser on the streets of London. And Grass Roots - presented this week by Ian Masters from Look East in Norwich.

Tonight Nationwide's been invited to Papworth. Sue Lawley discovers that its reputation is built, not just on heart transplants, but on a whole community dedicated to the care of the disabled. For polio victim, Joan Peacock (left) the Papworth Settlement has been a lifeline:

Nationwide ends its special week of programmes beneath the dome of St Paul 's in London. Glyn Worsnip reports on the working life of a great cathedral as it prepares for a magnificent event - the Royal Wedding in July. The Dean, The Very Rev Alan Webster , explains: Sue Lawley is in Eyemouth in Scotland where exactly 100 years ago a freak storm killed 129 fishermen. Including Down to Earth: with Alan Titchmarsh And at 6.45 Sportswide with Desmond Lynam

The climax of the competition to find the programme makers of tomorrow. Esther Rantzen and colleagues pick the winners from the schoolchildren who have been given the chance to try their hand as reporters, directors and cameramen.

Enterprise 82 A major new awards scheme, with the Department of Industry and the world of finance. Nationwide cameras watch at close hand as five new ventures struggle to become going concerns.

As Britain prepares to celebrate the wedding of the Heir to the Throne, Nationwide suggests ways in which everyone can join the festivities.

The Princes Castle: from Caernarvon Castle, the fortress which some believe to have been built for the first English Prince of Wales nearly 700 years ago Hugh Scully concludes his royal reports from the Principality. Grass Roots: presented this week by Ian Masters from Look East in Norwich.

With the Royal Wedding less than two weeks away, Nationwide offers further hints for people organising their own parties

Nationwide's series of royal reports ends in Tetbury in Gloucestershire. the town where the Prince of Wales and his bride will make their home.

Nationwide puts the finishing touches to its own celebrations for the Royal Wedding.

On the day that the Prime Minister reports to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, the Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, meets Nationwide viewers live in the studio to answer their questions and complaints about the European Community. Is our membership destroying the British economy? Do we pay too much for food? How can the Community help to reduce the threat of war?