A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, review of recent news, music and stories from the communities.
Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL (Birmingham)

A series of five programmes 1: Getting Started
How do people develop new interests and the confidence to find things out? GEOFF REYNOLDS , a pigeon fancier; HAZEL SPARKES , a shop steward; and ALBERT SMITH , who fought to save the local allotments, tell how they got going. Presented by BOB HOULTON
Producer TONY MATTHEWS
(Repeated: Wednesday 7.5 pm BBC2) Book (same title) 85p, from bookshops

A 24-part French course for beginners on tv and radio: 1 With CHRISTIAN BRUMELL
GILLES DATTAS , PAUL COUSTER
CAROLLE ROUSSEAU , ELMA SOIRON CLAUDE GAUDELETTE , ELISABETH MACOCCO , SOPHIE SAMAMA
Scripts by JEAN-CLAUDE ARRAGON MIREJLLE FLEMING. ANTOINE TUDAL Director TERRY DOYLE
Producer TONY ROBERTS
(Carolle Rousseau is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
Radio programmes: Wednesdays at 7.0 pm (R3 medium wave) and Sundays at
3.0 pm (R4 VHF)
Book (same title), 11.30; record, £1.73; cassette, 12.81, from bookshops

A series of ten programmes
DAVID BELLAMY starts this film series by looking at the commonest yet most abused plant - grass. 1Carry on Cutting
Director MICHAEL WEATHERLEY
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY
Book (same title) to be published on 16 October, £1.50 from bookshops

from the Oystermouth Parish Church, Swansea
Celebrant and Preacher
REV CANON J. E. HUGHES assisted by REV RICHARD EVANS Organist and choirmaster A. J. RANDALL
Assistant organist MARY OWEN
Commentator JOHN STUART ROBERTS
Television presentation TREGELLES WILLIAMS

A 25-part language course in Italian for beginners and near-beginners : 1 Introduced by MARISA DILLON-WESTON
Scripts ALFIO BERNABEI. ROMOLO BRUNI
Language teaching adviser PAUL COOPER Producer TONY ROBERTS
Book (same title) £1.00; records I and 2, £ 1.20 each: cassettes 1 and 2, 12.70 each, from bookshops

Ten programmes for men and women thinking of changing jobs. 1: What About the Workers?
A carpet factory in Ayr in its final weeks before closure.
Presented by JOHN TIMPSON with JOHN KORVING
Director ANNA JACKSON
Series producer BRYN BROOKS
Book (same title) £ 1,50, from boekstiopt

A series of ten programmes presented by Audrey Stephenson
1: Baby Toys
In this programme we show you how to make toys for babies in the three-to-nine-month age range.
Series editor Peter Riding
Producer Ron Bloomfield
Book (same title) £1.20, available from bookshops from 16 October: contains full instructions for making the toys. Design for playing: page 13

with guest stars
Shirley Knight , Edd Byrnes
The Ten Days that Shook Kid Curry Jones is held prisoner in a mine shaft by a gang planning to rob a bank - and to make sure Smith and Jones are blamed.

Terry Wogan as Chairman with Tim Rice and Roger Scott heading teams of guest celebrities, plus a live group.
Programme associate RICHARD WILLCOX Director RICK GARDNER
Producer TERRY HENEBERY

Based on the novel by NOEL STREATFEILD
Dramatised in six parts by JOHN WILES
This popular children's book was first published in 1936. Set in London at that time, it tells the story of Pauline, Petrova and Posy, the three adopted daughters of an eccentric professor, and the adventures that befall them.
Parti
Costumes CHRISTIAN DYALL Script editor ALISTAIR BELL Designer ANTONY THORPE Producer JOHN MCRAE
Director TIMOTHY COMBE Preview: paoe 15

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

A romantic serial in 16 parts set in Cornwall of the 1780s and based on the novels by WINSTON GRAHAM Part 1 by JACK PULMAN
From fighting in the American War of Independence Ross Poldark returns home to Cornwall to inherit a house, land, and two idle copper mines. He returns also to Elizabeth - the girl he is to marry. But Ross had been reported dead, and others have laid claim to the house, the mines, even to Elizabeth ...
Script editor SIMON MASTERS
Costume designer JOHN BLOOMFIELD Designer OLIVER BAYLDON Producer MORRIS BARRY
Director CHRISTOPHER BARRY
Story Time: Woman in the Mirror by Winston Graham begins on Monday, 4.35 Radio 4

starring
Anthony Quinn. Alan Bates Irene Papas , Lila Kedrova A shy young British writer journeys to the island of Crete to take charge of the lignite mine bequeathed him by his father. He is soon taken under the wing of Zorba, a gregarious Greek peasant with an infectious love of life. It's Zorba's readiness 1 for adventure and romance that precipitates a series of Greek tragedies which demands an incurable optimist to see them through.
Written, produced and directed by MICHAEL CACOYANNIS based on the novel by NIKOS KAZANTZAKIS
. Films: page 10

with Richard Whitmore Weather

Introduced by Humphrey Burton
Big Ware: a portrait of George Curtis and the story of the survival of Littlethorpe Potteries. George Curtis, 75, is the son of a bargee and spent his youth delivering coal to the big houses on the canal.
He says: ' As winter came, I tried to get work in the pottery and was put on work loading brick flats.' Once he got on the wheel between shifts of firing the kiln and shovelling coal, he found it to be a job that he liked and as he says: ' Once into clay it sticks.'
In his long battle to keep the business open, fighting against ' peat pots, paper pots, jiffy pots and now a plastic pot-anything but a flippin' clay pot, and that's all they were wanting', he has found that market gardeners are now ordering hand-thrown garden pots.
Executive producer MIKE WOOLLER Director PHILIP TREVELLYAN

Five films which explore the traditions of black involvement in British society.
1: The Heart of Darkness
; written by MIKE FENTIMAN told by DEREK GRIFFITHS
Executive producer JOHN RADCLIFFE
1 Producer TONY LARYEA i