Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed
(from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 12.30pm - not N Ireland)
Spanish for beginners
Presented by Michael Birkett
Joy Webb leads the singing and Leonard Pearcey puts questions to members of this popular Salvation Army Group.
From the Bramwell Booth Memorial Hall, London.
(Repeated Tuesday at 12.5 and Friday at 11.0 - not Scotland)
Book 35p: see page 94
Why is Britain lagging and France gaining in the growth race? Peter Donaldson went to France to find out. He talks with a French family, M. Pierre Dreyfus, head of Renault, and an OECD economist, Eduardo Merigo.
Book 45p: see page 94
A small Residents' Association in Coventry has succeeded in having its neighbourhood declared a 'General Improvement Area.'
(Repeated on BBC2, Thursday 6.40 pm)
Book 80p: see page 94
The traditional ingredients of a British Shopping Week abroad. Last weekend the citizens of Munich were being enticed to buy British. How effective are these events in creating export markets?
Starring Jack Palance
Adventurer Gatsby returns to a Mexican village with a shady proposition for fisherman Pepe.
Michael Aspel introduces your television requests.
His guests: Bert Foord and Elizabeth Archard, star of "Pollyanna"
Introduced by Roy North with special guests
Written in five parts by Allan Prior and Alistair Bell
Based on "The Pathfinder" by J. Fenimore Cooper
America, 1750. At the height of the Franco-British War of Empire, Mabel Dunham (Magnet) sets out with a small party to join her father in the British fort by Lake Ontario. But before the journey is over, she is helped by Hawkeye, the Pathfinder.
with Peter Woods
Presented by Robin Day
In the first part of the new debate Peter Hain and Rev Paul Oestreicher argue that, in certain instances, breaking the law is justified as a means of protest; direct action may be the only way to change existing legislation. They are challenged and cross-questioned by Rt Hon Reginald Maudling, MP former Home Secretary, and John Leonard, QC who believe that no one - and particularly no Christian - should take the law into his own hands.
(Repeated on Monday at 12.20 pm)
by Martin Worth
Starring Peter Gilmore
with Jessica Benton, Michael Billington, Howard Lang
and Caroline Harris, Kate Nelligan, Mary Webster
James comes into open conflict with Samuel Plimsoll, who is campaigning for a safe load-line to be painted on all vessels. The result is a hazardous voyage for both men.
The Radio Times Special on 'The Onedin Line' is on sale now, price 30p
by George Farquhar
starring Ian McKellen as Captain Plume
Prunella Ransome as Silvia
with Jane Asher as Melinda
Brian Blessed as Sergeant Kite
Bryan Marshall as Mr Worthy
John Moffatt as Captain Brazen
John Welsh as Mr Balance
Cpt Plume and Sgt Kite descend on unsuspecting Shrewsbury in search of new recruits. But doesn't their prize catch, Mr Wilful, bear a striking resemblance to the beautiful and scheming Silvia Balance, daughter of the local Justice
The play was recorded on location at Lacock Abbey and Hazelbury Manor, Wilts
(Ian McKellen is a member of the Actors Company)
(Jane Asher's Choice: page 5)
(Colour)
with Peter Woods; Weather
...two great violinists, Yehudi Menuhin and jazz virtuoso Stephane Grappelli - who played together for the first time in this show - plus illusionist Chan Canasta
