A magazine for viewers from Pakistan and India including discussions, review of recent news, music, and stories from the communities.
Presented and produced by Saleem Shahed
(From BBC Midlands)

An invitation to speak French
with Max Bellancourt, Violetta Farjeon, Jacqueline Holtz, Georges Lambert and Michele Leighton

A beginners' course in German
Introduced by Leslie Banks
With Dorothea Neukirchen, Werner Umberg, Gerard Heinz, George Mikell, Jorg Sorensen, Milo Sperber, Gordon Sterne

An anthology compiled by Leon Rosselson
with Maddy Prior, Roy Bailey, Peter Knight, Leon Rosselson, Allan McClelland, Roy Spencer
Introduced by Basil Moss who also discusses the religious significance of dance with Joan Russell and Joan Tooke

David Vine introduces the first of 10 programmes for people who want to improve their swimming.
With Eddie Gorton of the ASA

Written by Professor Michael Balfour
Thus Carlyle hailed the creation of a united Germany. Why had the new nation been so late in the making? What strengths and weaknesses did unity bring?
Introduced by John Tidmarsh

Ten months to go to D-day. Will Britain's retailers be ready for the switch to decimal currency?
Introduced by Harold Webb
with Noel Moore, Decimal Currency Board, and Bryan Sutton

John Cherrington looks at the economics of changing indifferent land into useful water, and the possibilities of producing a cash crop from fish.
(from Birmingham)

Weather for farmers
(Colour)

Are they alternatives or do we need both?
Joan Lestor, Parliamentary Under-secretary of State for the Department of Education and Science, answers questions by:
Marianne Parry, Director of Pre-school Education Project, Schools Council
Brenda Crowe, National Adviser, Pre-school Playgroups Association
Betty Osborn, Chairman, National Campaign for Nursery Education
Chairman Alan Little
(from Bristol)

Conversation - personalities - ideas - controversies - questions with Robin Day

Starring Randolph Scott, Binnie Barnes, Henry Wilcoxen, Bruce Cabot, Heather Angel

The adventures of Hawkeye, legendary frontier scout.

Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of antiques with Max Robertson
Customers Herta Milne, Robin Ray

Cliff Morgan meets young people who have unusual and exciting ways of spending their leisure time. The Hutsulka, a highland dance from the Carpathian Mountains, is just one of the exciting dances performed by the Ukrainian Youth Group from Nottingham. Edward Fitzgibbon of Chelsea makes the most accurate miniature soldiers in the country. There is an item too about collecting rocks.

A new wildlife film series

Betta splendens is the scientific name of a magnificent pugilist of the underwater world: the fighting fish of Siam. Its territorial combats and incredibly erotic love-play fascinate the scientists. Sociologists are no less interested in the role of the animal in the folklore of its native Thailand, where it is line-bred for purposes of gambling.
Commentary by Clifford Dyment
(Colour)

with ventriloquist Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop and Charley Horse
(Bert Hayes is appearing at the Winter Gardens, Margate)

Falling in love and sudden conversion - superstitions and nameless fears - prayer and meditation - miraculous cures - reincarnation and life after death.
A series of programmes with Clifford Hanley finding out what people really feel and believe.

from St Mary's Church, Bangor, North Wales
Introduced by Geoffrey Wheeler
with Janet Price
and the St Deiniol Singers, Bethesda Ladies Choir, Gwynnedd Singers, Llithfaen and District Choral Society, Penrhyn Male Voice Choir, St Paul's School Choir

Hark! hark, my soul!
Onward Christian soldiers
Tell me the old, old story I need thee every hour
Arglwydd gad im dawel orffwys (Arwelfa)
Saviour like a shepherd lead us
Soul of my Saviour, sanctify my breast (Anima Christi)
In the sweet bye and bye
God be with you till we meet again

An appeal by Virginia McKenna
Nature is the one field in which the process of destruction is irreversible. World Wildlife is devoted to the urgent task of conservation.
Donations, preferably by crossed po or cheque, to: [address removed]

Adapted for television by Pauline MacAulay.
(Stage version by Lance Sieveking and Richard Cottrell)
Starring Leo Genn, Rachel Kempson, Glenda Jackson
with Sarah-Jane Gwillim

(Colour)

With John Edmunds and Weather

talking to Michael Flanders

The actor who created the part of Jo in The Forsyte Saga discusses his start in the theatrical profession at the Windmill Theatre, his years in repertory and his rapid rise to stardom. He looks at some of the actor's problems in creating characters in the theatre, the cinema and on television, and looks at excerpts from some of his best-known roles: The Secretary Bird; The Forsyte Saga; The Comedy Man; Raising a Riot; The Deep Blue Sea; Reach for the Sky; The Admirable Crichton; The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw; Sink the Bismarck
(What I owe to the Forsytes: pages 6-8)

with her guests Billy Preston and Nino Tempo and April Stevens