Produced and presented by MAHENDRA KAUL
Director ASHOK RAMPAI. from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 1.5 pm (not N Ireland)

Skills for trade unionists
Frank Casey, a new shop steward, is part of a negotiating team. But will his members accept the outcome?
(Repeated on Thursday, 3.0 pm BBC1)

The Leisure Business
That most English of games-croquet - is gaining ground both at home and abroad. And the best croquet gear is made here by the oldest manufacturers of sports goods and games in the world.
Presented and produced by MICHAEL PRIESTLEY

from the Parish Church of the Ascension, Wembley

Rev Donald Aird introduces musicians of the parish with The Ian Hall Singers and members of the Chelmsford Ballet Company in Praise God: a Celebration for Trinity Sunday

Act 2 Of MOZART'S
The Marriage of Figaro rehearsed by ANTHONY BESCH JILL GOMEZ as The Countess PATRICIA HAY as Susanna TOM MCDONNELL as The Count Repetiteur HENRY WARD
Television direction RODNEY BENNETT Producer VICTOR POOLE

8 : When the bough breaks
When Ireland was divided in 1921 neither side thought the other would be able to survive. Both sides were wrong.
Director BRIGIT BARRY
Producer HOWARD SMITH
Book (same title) £ 2.20, from bookshops

David Vine and Nik Stuart conclude a series of eight programmes about one of the fastest-growing sports in the world.

Hop Hopes
New varieties, new methods, new marketing to make an old industry competitive in the EEC. PHILIP WRIXON reports.
Producer JOHN KENYON (from Birmingham)
Weather for Farmers

Join ROY DAY and PHYLLIDA LAW
3: Starting a coffee table and preparing to paint
Producer SHEILA INNES
Book (same title) 50p, from bookshops

A series of six programmes in which Arthur Negus travels along some of the old coaching routes of Britain stopping along the way to investigate anything unusual from the past that takes his fancy. This week:
London to Portsmouth Part 2
Film cameraman JACK BELLAMY Sound ALISTAIR CROCKER
Film editor CHARLES ALDRIDGE Director PAUL SMITH Producer JOHN KING (from Bristol)
Going for a Song: English Furniture, by Arthur Negus , £ 1.75. from bookshops

Michael Aspel introduces your TV requests. With him in the studio this week : Cilla Black
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
Send your requests to ' Ask Aspel.' BBC Television Centre. London W12 8QT

by NOEL STREATFEILD
Adapted for television in six parts by JOHN TULLY
Part 6: Light in the Window
Having run away from the orphanage, Margaret, Peter and Horatio have been working on a canal boat but Ma Smith has told them that they can no longer stay there.
Music composed and conducted by TOM MCCALL , arranged by ALFRED RALSTON Producer DOROTHEA BROOKING ‡

Weatherman KEITH BEST

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
Producer R. . BROOKS

Issued in 1893 for Ihe Columbus Exhibition in Chicago.
Theslamp is taken from a painting by William H.Powell. The 400lh anniversary was actually in 1892. A Personal History of the United States written and narrated by Alistair Cooke
2: The New Found Land
ALISTAIR COOKE retraces the epic journeys of the French and Spanish adventurers, the first Europeans to explore North America.
Associate producer ANN TURNER
Producer and director MICHAEL GILL
Fully illustrated book, Alistair Cooke 's America, £5.00, from bookshops

by Arthur W. Pinero
A Play of the Month presentation starring Michael Hordern Geraldine McEwan and Leonard Rossiter with Anna Calder-Marshall, Barrie Ingham, Peter Firth
For almost two hours the play held me in happy captivity (Daily Mirror)

with Peter Woods ; Weather

A search by CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL Tonight's Omnibus is the record of a personal search, made with the help of sculpture students and established sculptors, with Henry Moore , Barbara Hepworth Bernard Meadows , Frank Martin
Executive producer MIKE WOOLLER Producer CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL

with William Hardcastle