Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(From Birmingham; repeated on Wednesday at 12.25 pm)

A beginners' course in German
Introduced by Leslie Banks
with Dorothea Neukirchen, Werner Umberg, Wolf Frees, Michael Mellinger, Hannah Norbert, Michael Wolf

Spanish for beginners
Presented by Alison Skilbeck and Carlos Riera
with Juan-Ignacio Macia, Sagrario Sala, Maria-Jose Collado, Eloisa Diez, Teofilo Calle, Pablo Soto

Introduced by The Rev J.A. Stratton
With Polly Murch, Michael Spice, Leonard Pearcey
Accompanied by Bill McGuffie and David Scott Blackhall

Archaeologists may have proved that the legendary King Arthur could actually have existed, but Arthur has always been more powerful in death than in life. Why?
Introduced by Professor C. Brooke

with Professor Richard Gregory at Bristol University

How do you make an impossible object?

(Colour)

Are written agreements the best way to handle conflict at work?
Introduced by Graham Turner
(Book: page 17)

Introduced by David Richardson
Pro- and anti-marketeers have their last words on the EEC.

Weather for farmers

A group of under-25-year-olds confront their elders in an attempt to clarify some of the misunderstandings between the generations on the subject of: The Family
Chairman Paddy Feeny
(from Bristol)

A millionaire industrialist with a big stake in Europe waits to see how this week's decision on the Common Market will affect his export sales of excavators.

Starring Will Hay, Googie Withers, Basil Radford, Kathleen Harrison

By mistake, headmaster Will Hay is appointed governor of one of the toughest prisons in England. With his usual enthusiasm, he sets about a programme of reform - with the usual hilarious results.

Rita Morris sings her favourite songs and invites you to listen to the romantic music of Max Jaffa with The Golden Strings Orchestra conducted by Bernard Herrmann
This week's guest artist Brett Stevens

for Jackie Stewart - World Champion. The fastest racing driver in the world. Reported by Raymond Baxter and Barrie Gill.

At Brands Hatch this afternoon the 1971 motor racing season comes to a climax with a victory race in honour of Jackie Stewart's second World Championship. BRM, Brabham, Lotus, McLaren, March and Surtees - all the top cars and drivers will be on the grid - and Jackie Stewart himself will be out to score his seventh Formula One win this year in his Tyrrell-Ford.

Meet the new world champion, see how he won the title, and watch him in action today.
(Globe-trotter: page 11)

Richard Neville, former Editor of Oz and Ink and one of the most articulate spokesmen for the self-styled 'alternative society'.
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
A series in which viewers question the beliefs and principles of men and women in the public eye.

Written by Eddie Braben
Starring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
Eric and Ernie's special guests Jack Jones, Sheila Southern
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen
featuring Ann Hamilton, Gordon Clyde
with Grazina Frame, Frank Tregear, Arthur Tolcher, Lillian Padmore, Michael Mulcaster, Stanley Mason and Janet Webb

Ernie has flu. Eric gives him every encouragement to get better by asking if he has made out a will leaving everything to him.

by Ronald Eyre
A Play of the Month presentation
Starring Robert Stephens as Rasputin
with Peter Barkworth as Tsar Nicholas II, Isabel Dean as the Empress Alexandra, Lally Bowers as the Dowager Empress and T.P. McKenna as Kommisarov

Gregory Efimovich Rasputin was born in Siberia in the late 1860s. He was married around 1890 and they had three children, a mentally handicapped son and two daughters. For 10 years he wandered on foot through the Middle East, visiting Greece and the Holy Land. In 1903 he was recognised as 'a man of God' and taken up by the St Petersburg nobility. In 1905 he became the Tsar's Lamplighter and a friend of the Empress and her son Prince Alexei. For a decade he held enormous influence at the Russian court. This with his simplicity and peasant outlook made him bitter enemies with the nobility and the press. The short-lived Kerensky government started an inquiry into his power before his murder in 1916.

(Colour)

with John Edmunds
and Weather

Round-off the weekend with Michael Parkinson and his guests plus The Harry Stoneham Five