A magazine for Asian viewers Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
From Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 12.30 pm (not N Ireland)

Spanish for beginners - 23
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES

Five Medicine Today films about the general practice health team. 2:New Roles for Nurses
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Series editor MICHAEL GARROD

An exploration of the meaning of Easter through music, movement and words, by members of the congregation of QUEEN'S CROSS CHURCH, ABERDEEN Minister REV DR EDMUND JONES
This joyful Eastertide (CH3 271: Vruechten)
Christ the Lord is risen today (ch3 275: St George's, Windsor)
Thine be the glory (cH3 279: Maccabaeus)
The strife is o'er, the battle done (CH3 266: Vulpius)
Lord of the dance (trad, arr Sydney Carter)
Organist DR JAMES MCCLOY
Television presentation RALPH SMITH BBC Scotland

Extracts from Meditation for a Young Boy Confirmed by ALAN PATON , with choral and organ music performed by ALAN SPEDDING and the CHOIR OF BEVERLEY MINSTER
Producer R. T. BROOKS

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

An Abbey for Prinknash
A glimpse of the old monastic life at Prinknash, and the Benedictine community's hopes for the future in their £400,000 new abbey. Narrated by JOHN NORMAN
Producer PETER CRAWFORD (Bristol)

Introduced by PHILIP WRIXON A Study in Compromise
How to maintain the landscape without damaging profit margins.
Producer JOHN KENYON (Birmingham) (Postponed from 31 March)
Weather for Farmers

Gin, which started life as a Dutch physician's cure, was first brought here in the 17th century by returning British soldiers. Today it is one of our major export items.

Help!
At least one child in ten has emotional difficulties with school. A look at one scheme in Bristol which deals with the problem. Narrated by PAUL BARNES
Producer MICHAEL CARROD

(Colour)

A new six-part series
Dr Douglas Dorward , Senior Lecturer in Zoology at Monash University, Melbourne, a specialist in animal behaviour and ecology, acts as narrator, and Australian artist John Olsen sketches on location.
2:Across the Strait
Bass Strait islands (the Furneaux Group, and Glennie Island, which is still uninhabited) between Australia and Tasmania, where are found the Cape Barren goose, black swan, red-necked stint, chestnut teal, spur-winged plover and cormorant.
An Australian Broadcasting Commission production

David Vine introduces two of this afternoon's major and traditional events. BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you
4.10 The Easter Parade from Battersea Park
Join the crowds in London's jolliest park to see the parade of carnival characters, festival floats, bands - and bonnets galore.
Commentator BRIAN JOHNSTON
Director WILLIAM CAVE
4.35* International Show Jumping from the All England Jumping Course at Hickstead, Sussex.
Action from the International Arena where the main featured class is
The Wills Hickstead Tankard
An international competition for total prize money of E750.
Commentator DORIAN Williams
Director ALAN MOUNCER

3: Valerie Singleton reports on Dublin
Valerie visits a pub for singing and stout, a castle for a strange tale of a pirate queen's curse, a church for a glimpse into the world of Dracula, and a prison - Kilmainham Jail - to hear the sad story of the Easter Rising.
Film cameraman HUGH MILES Sound recordist RON BROWN Film editor IAN PITCH
Producer EDWARD BARNES Director HARRY COWDY

Weatherman KEITH BEST

OV Blue Eyes is Back
A special concert celebrating Sinatra's return to show business with guest star Gene Kelly and featuring standards like' I've Got You Under My Skin.'
Music arranged and conducted by GORDON JENKINS and DON COSTA Director MARTY PASETTA
Producer HOWARD w. KOCH

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

Novgorod - Father of Russia
' The invasion of love to their country, the peaceful invasion of space ... ' That's how DMITRY SERGEYEVICH HKHACHEV , member of the Soviet Academy, describes the building of the churches of Novgorod, a town in the Soviet Union, birthplace of Russian history - ' The Father of Russia.'
Omnibus tells the story of Novgorod, the present-day city and its heroic past: its icons, frescoes and cathedrals, and famous prince ALEXANDER NEVSKY.
Narrator DAVID WOOD
Chronicler TONY CHURCH
Cameraman BORIS MODESTOV Film editor JOHN NEEDHAM
Executive producer MIKE WOOLLER
Written and directed by COLIN NEARS
(Tony Church is a member of the RSC)

One of the most scenic railway journeys in this country, the 63-mile route from Dingwall to Kyle of Lochalsh, has been threatened with closure for over ten years - recently it was granted another stay of execution.

Derek Cooper travels along the line, meeting some of those who live along it and work on it.

BBC Scotland