A special compilation of music favourites for viewers from India and Pakistan
Presented by Saleem Shahed
(from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 12.25 pm)

from The Church of the Holy Trinity Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire
Celebrant, The Vicar The Rev David Strangeways

The early advantages of Common Market agriculture to Holland are now beginning to disappear as a result of increasing competition from other producers in the EEC.
David Richardson visits farmers there to see how they have benefited from 12 years in the Community.
(from Birmingham)

Weather for farmers

A series of six films on the threatened natural environment of Britain and its chances of survival.

How fast is the open country and farmland disappearing under bricks and concrete?
Introduced by Peter B. Stone

Another look at the widely praised series which tries to answer the question 'What Makes A Good Teacher?'

"An exhilarating study of a Staffordshire infants school and its headmistress, Lil Thompson" (New Statesman)
"Lil Thompson herself was a stunner, a teacher in a million, a great storyteller, a compulsive chatterbox, passionately interested in everything... it was a riveting look at a marvellous character" (Daily Mail)
"The unobtrusive camera went everywhere, the sound caught each breathy moment of childhood. We had the school in its every mood" (The Times)

Feature films selected for the occasion - at home with the family - this week starring Ronald Colman, Marlene Dietrich

An unscrupulous beggar's devilish plot to find a prince for his daughter's hand almost ends in disaster.
The beautiful costumes, enormous sets, and the magnificent technicolor photography make a gorgeous spectacle of this Arabian Nights-type fantasy, starring Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich.
(Philip Jenkinson writes on page 11)

Going for a Song returns
Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of antiques with Max Robertson
Customers Lynda Baron, Eli Gottlieb
(from Bristol)

A film series in which the famous underwater explorer takes his oceanographic vessel Calypso on a voyage of adventure and scientific discovery.

This nickname for the 35-ton Californian Greys was coined when a 19th-century whaling captain stumbled on their breeding grounds in the desert lagoons of Baja California. Only after years of slaughter were the whales eventually protected, and now Cousteau follows some of the remaining 8,000 as they cover the last part of the 5,000-mile migration from their Arctic feeding grounds.
In the desert lagoons Cousteau and his team watch these giants underwater, the care of the mothers for their young, and then make a desperate attempt to save the life of a stranded baby whale.
Produced by Les Requins Associes and Metromedia Producers Corporation (from Bristol; first shown on BBC2)

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

Deliverance from Nazism, Pharaoh, the powers of darkness? Victory at the Battle of Britain, the Red Sea, Calvary? What did these events mean then, and can ' the past' affect us now?
Investigator: Brian Redhead
Taking part:
J. H. Plumb, author of The Death of the Past
Kingsley Barrett, Professor of Divinity at Durham University
Anthony Dyson, Principal of Ripon Hall, Oxford
Stan Windass, ethologist and author of Man Divided

from St Asaph Cathedral
Introduced by Peter West
with The Alun Singers, Mold (Conductor Brian Hughes), Dewi Sant School Choir, Rhyl Mold Choral Society, Holywell Choral Society, Rhyl Choral Society, Trelawnyd Male Voice Choir, Llwynegryn Singers

In heavenly love abiding (Penlan)
Light of the world for ever, ever shining (Berwyn)
Crown him with many crowns (Diademata)
O Love divine, how sweet thou art! (Pembroke)
Yn Eden, cofiaf hynny byth (Buddugoliaeth)
Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts (Hereford)
Through the love of God our Saviour (Ar Hyd y Nos)
Who is on the Lord's side? (Rachie)

by Jeremy Burnham
Created by Francis Durbridge
Starring Francis Matthews as Paul
with Ros Drinkwater as Steve

Paul, on a visit to Edinburgh to attend a Crime Writers' Conference, is asked by a beautiful young German girl delegate to read her first novel. A charming girl - an innocent request - but the book soon seems to be in great demand...
[Repeat]

A season of British films featuring acts of courage in the face of the enemy: this week starring Edward Underdown, Helen Cherry, Ralph Clanton

The story of the wartime comradeship between an Englishman and an American who served together in the Welsh battalion of the Guards Armoured Division during World War II. To add to the realistic treatment of this exciting but deeply moving film, director Terence Young chose a complete cast of ex-servicemen - a fitting tribute to the men of the Guards Armoured Division.

(Philip Jenkinson writes on page 11)

With Kenneth Kendall and Weather

The first in a series of five programmes from the 1970 season of Henry Wood Promenade Concerts from the Royal Albert Hall.
The first English appearance of the Russian violinist Mark Lubotsky
Britten Violin Concerto, Op 15 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra leader Eli Goren conducted by James Loughran
The programme begins with Schubert Symphony No 8, in B minor (Unfinished)
Introduced by Richard Baker

Highlights of today's races, including the Amateur Sprint Finals and the 3,000 metres Women's Pursuit Final
Introduced by Alan Weeks