A magazine for viewers from Pakistan and India
Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed.
(from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 12.25 pm)
A series for principals and managers of small construction firms.
(Booklet: see page 2)
with Bianca Maria Corbella, Yole Marinelli, Luigi Basagaluppi, Alberto Colzi
(Books and records: see page 2)
Introduced by John Gower
From the Church of St Michael Paternoster Royal in the City of London
Take blues, folk, gospel, ballads, jazz, classical and electronics, mix them together and you have pop. The barriers are coming down.
Introduced by Michael Parkinson
featuring Soft Machine, Alexis Korner, Dave Swarbrick, Madeline Bell, Frank Zappa and Marmalade
(Book: see page 2)
(This Week's Sounds: page 13)
How good is yours? Find out with Paddy Hopkirk, John Miles and fellow Road Users
Introduced by Eric Thompson
A special programme to examine the Bill's practical shop-floor implications for managers and trade unionists.
Introduced by Graham Turner
Introduced by Henry Fell
A report from the Oxford Farming Conference.
(from Birmingham)
Weather for farmers
Child knocked down on way to school... Boy injured in science lesson. Accidents can happen so easily, but is the teacher entirely responsible for your child in school?
A determined group of more than 60 British manufacturers are waging a campaign to increase their share of the rich overseas market for photographic equipment. One independent giant is exporting a million British-made cameras every year.
Starring John Wayne, Stewart Granger with Capucine, Ernie Kovacs, Fabian
John Wayne and Stewart Granger are teamed as a couple of successful miners in this brawling adventure of the gold rush days.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
(Wayne in Action: Friday 10.15, BBC1)
with and for children
'Children of the Circus World, Unite' is the slogan as youngsters from Spain, Italy, and France join the children of this great British show.
Teenage Ringmaster Gary Smart introduces:
Bareback Riding
Enrico Caroli Jr, 4ft tall and new to the ring, with Dickie, the horse with 16 years' experience
Friesian Stallions at liberty presented by a great-grandson of the late Jean-Pierre Poissonnet
The Elegant Clown on the Tight Wire
Brian Andre
Kindergarten Clowns
The youngest clowns with the oldest gags: Lionel, Enrico, Lord and Michel, trained by the famous Francesco Clowns
Swinging Headstand far above the ring: The Ricas
Juggling with Fire from Spain The Perezer Children
Spider Austin and his Dancing Handkerchief
Ballet on Horseback classical pas-de-deux presented by the young and graceful
Davida Smart and Vittorio Caroli
Tumbling on, and off, the Trampoline by Jumping Jack
Beauty and the Beast
Tiny Gabriella Smart lies in the ring under the giant of the jungle, Birma the Elephant
The Peggy O'Farrell Child Dancers and The Circus Big Top Tinies
by David Roberts
Created by Francis Durbridge
Paul Temple returns with a new series of programmes
Starring Francis Matthews as Paul
with Ros Drinkwater as Steve
Paul Temple receives a strange invitation to an abandoned house to investigate a five-year-old murder.
(The escapist world of Paul Temple: page 6)
by Rosemary Anne Sisson
The first of six plays
[Starring] Annette Crosbie as Catherine
Starring Keith Michel as Henry VIII
with Dorothy Tutin as Anne Boleyn
with Patrick Troughton
"Something not to be missed... Keith Michell... relentless force and vigour." (Daily Express)
"Annette Crosbie... this was acting to remember." (The Times)
(Henry and his wives: pages 58-60)
with Robert Dougall
and Weather
An essay on George Orwell written and directed by Melvyn Bragg
This is a film about the author of "1984" and "Animal Farm", two of the most famous and influential books of the mid-20th century. It traces the life of Orwell in the year 1936 when he finished an important novel, went to the depressed North of England, married, set off for the Spanish Civil War, and completed a book "The Road to Wigan Pier" which, it will be argued, set his course as a political writer.
With those who knew him in the North in 1936: Mrs Mary Deiner, Tom Degnan, Ellis Firth and the late G.D. Kennan
Those who knew him in London in that year: Cyril Connolly, Humphrey Dakin, Mrs Mabel Fierz, Geoffrey Gorer, the late Sir Richard Rees
And comments from: W.H. Auden, Noam Chomsky, Michael Foot, MP, Ian Hamilton, Norman Mailer, Fred Warburg, Angus Wilson, Alan Collins, Fred Johnson, Jim Murray and children from Kirk Balk School, near Barnsley
(Orwell: "nearer a saint than most" p 9)
A live conversation on the issues of the week with men and women of distinction in widely differing fields who hold strong views on the topics of today - and tomorrow.
