A special programme of music and laughter for viewers from India and Pakistan featuring Suman Kalyanpur and Party
(from Birmingham: reptd Wed 12.25)

From Blackburn Cathedral
Celebrant The Bishop of Blackburn, The Rt Rev Robert Martineau
Preacher The Archbishop of York, The Most Rev Dr Donald Coggan

Hymns (A and M Rev):
Jesus Christ is risen today (134)
The strife is o'er (135)
Lord enthroned in heavenly splendour (400)
Jesus lives! (140)
Motets: Cibavit eos (Byrd)
Therefore, we before Him bending (Sydney Nicholson)
Faithful Shepherd, feed me (Silcher)

One Man's Way of telling the story of Jesus
Extracts from two Viewpoint films on the mural painter Hans Feibusch

Pope Paul VI gives his Easter Blessing to the City and the World
Fr Patrick McEnroe describes the scene in the Square before St Peter's in Rome
Presented by the Italian Television Service

Author and narrator of Civilisation, and Chancellor of the University of York, appeals on behalf of the York Minster Restoration Fund.
Donations, preferably by crossed PO or cheque, to: Lord Clark, [address removed]

Tom and Jerry playing cat and mouse in a selection from the world-famous award-winning cartoon films.

Another chance to see one of the most popular programmes shown last Christmas.
Whales, lions, monkeys, elephants; a million flamingos; grizzly bears fishing; driver ants on the rampage; kingfishers, hippos and crocodiles underwater; the largest herd of animals in existence - two and a half million fur seals; humming birds in ultra-slow motion; the amazing angler fish in action; beautiful plankton, cheetahs and birds of paradise. Remarkable pictures of dragons on land and in the sea, penguins by the thousand, the incredible technique of the black heron and intimate pictures of chimpanzees in the wild. With HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, KG, Kenneth Allsop, Jeffery Boswall, Robert Dougall, Adam Faith, Joyce Grenfell, Rolf Harris, Spike Milligan, Eric Morecambe, Johnny Morris, Eva Rueber-Staier, Peter Scott, Harry Secombe, Tony Soper.
Introduced by Peter Cushing and Dr David Bellamy

(from Bristol)
(Colour)

Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of Antiques with Max Robertson.
Customers Imogen Hassall, Nigel Stock
(from Bristol)
(Book £1.75: see page 58)

Starring Richard Todd, Jean Peters

Peter Marshall, the Scotsman who emigrated to America and became Chaplain to the US Senate, never lost his sense of humour or his humanity.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

From the All England Jumping Course, Hickstead, Sussex

This major competition of the day over a suitably demanding course will provide many of Britain's top riders with some valuable early season outdoor experience.
Introduced by David Vine

(Colour)

An imperial story in 13 parts.

The Empire virtually began in the islands of the West Indies - and for 200 years they were its richest possession. Huge fortunes were made on sugar plantations worked by millions of slaves brought from Africa, and defended by generations of British soldiers and sailors.

A BBC TV/Time-Life co-production

Is the Resurrection something which happened to Christ and which we hope will happen to us? Or is it something which is continually going on in our lives?
A view of the great festival in the Christian year from Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh - view which proclaims the victory of life over death in everyday life.

and The Goodies Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie
and Jack Jones
Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra
BBC/ZDF co-production

Starring Frank Sinatra, Gina Lollobrigida
with Peter Lawford, Steve McQueen, Richard Johnson

The commander of a band of guerrillas, stationed in the Burmese jungle, falls in love with the mistress of an arms profiteer while he is recovering from injuries received in an unexpected Japanese attack.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

with Peter Woods
Weather

Derek Nimmo riding high on a winning streak that has astounded whist drives, bingo halls and charity fetes takes a look at the mecca of gambling, sometimes known as 'Sin City.' Among those he meets are gamblers, casino owners, showgirls, a sheriff, an old prospector and a priest whose wedding chapel once performed 74 weddings in 24 hours. He also comes in for a word of advice from an old friend - Mr James Bond...
(A ludicrously English Englishman: page 14)