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 ten programmes for trade unionists.
2: Unfair Dismissal
What union representatives need to know about their members' rights under the law - especially when they're threatened with the sack.
Introduced by SIMON WALTON With ALAN GRANT Of NATSOPA and PETER DAVIS Of USDAW
Executive producer TONY Matthews Director PAUL KRIWACZEK Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

A 24-part French course: 7

A series of ten programmes: 6
DAVID BELLAMY continues his personal exploration of the country-side. In the depths of forests and the delights of the dinner table, he pursues the strange manifestations of the fungi - a world of Decay and Delicacy
Director MICHAEL weathirley
Producer DAVID cordingley

A 25-part language course in Italian for beginners and near-beginners. Programme 7 Introduced by MARISA DILLON-WESTON with MARGHERITA GUZZINATI
PIPPO MERISI
ANTONIO RADAELLI
Producer TONY ROBERTS

Ten programmes for men and women thinking of changing jobs in mid-career.
7: Be Your Own Boss?
When you're an ordinary worker the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. But when you are the boss ...
Presented by JOHN TIMPSON With IAN MACHORTON
Director ANNA JACKSON
Series producer BRYN BROOKS

Marden Fruit Show
Apple display to keep exports away. DAVID RICHARDSON feels the pulse of the fruit industry.
Producer JOHN KENYON (Birmingham)
Weather for farmers

A series of ten programmes presented by AUDREY STEPHENSON 7: World in Miniature (Part 1)
For three-to-five-year-olds - a dolls' house, a garage, a farmhouse or a fort, all based on a simple box.
Series editor PETER RIDING Producer RON BLOOMFIELD

Stan and Ollie's efforts to depart on a picnic lead to a mounting wave of disaster.

Mustang: Part 2
Pechudo the proud black stallion is pursued to the edge of a precipice and jumps. He lies motionless below for a sorrowing Julito to find.

by Fay Weldon
Millionaire property boss Jim Bagshott has been jailed for fraud, and now his posh son Timothy must live in a council flat on the 21st floor of falling-apart Bagshott Towers. A fast-moving comedy written especially for children.

Weather KEITH BEST

with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and this week
POLLY JAMES
MARTIN SHAW
GAY HAMILTON
Script BARRY TOOK
Adviser CATHERINE MOORHOUSE Director BARBARA derkow
Producer DAVID hargreaves

A romantic serial in 16 parts based on the novels by WINSTON GRAHAM Part 7 by PAUL WHEELER
The Carnmore Copper Company appears to be prospering, but unknown to Ross the Warleggans have found new means by which to attack. Meanwhile Mark Daniel has found that his love is no longer returned, but Keren's is- and that is their joint tragedy.
Theme music by KENYON emrys-roberts Script editor simon MASTERS Designer OLIVER bayldon Producer MORRIS BARRY Director pall ANNETT

starring Sean Connery
Brigitte Bardot , Stephen Boyd
Jack Hawkins , Honor Blackman
In New Mexico in 1880, a group of European aristocrats have come to the West to hunt big game - but soon find themselves ambushed by Apaches when they stray into Indian territory.
Director EDWARD DUYTRYK Films: page 11

with Peter Woods ; Weather

Part 1:
From Stephen Foster to Ragtime
From nowhere but the United States could such have sprung. It is the music of the hustler and the feverishly active speculator, brimming with life.
That was how The Times described 'ragtime', which. was sweeping through Britain in 1913. This ragtime was the latest in a long series of sensations from the USA. We had already been beguiled by the plantation melodies of the Minstrels, bowled over by the city songs of New York's Tin Pan Alley, galvanised by such dances as the cake-walk and the turkey trot. After ragtime came the fox-trot and something called ' the blues.' By the end of World War I ' jazz ' was on the horizon and, in the words of Noel Coward ' the American victory was a fait accompli.' How did they do it? And why did we fall so easily?
A key witness is 92-year-old pianist/composer Eubie Blake. At his home in New York. he demonstrates the Afro-American keyboard style that caused such an upheaval at the turn of the century. Narrator IAN HOLM
Executive producer MIKE wooller Written and produced by GEOFFREY HAYDON

A series of five programmes 2 : The Reporters ... looks at the work of Thames Television's This Week unit with comments from researcher, reporter, director and producer on the making of their recent programme on smoking and health.
Producer ian WOOLF