A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, review of recent news, music and stories from the communities.
BBC Birmingham
(Repeated: Wednesday BBC2, 10.35 am)
A series of ten programmes
Presented by Ann Ladbury
Making trousers is easy - if you know how to fit, and the secrets of putting in a crease.
A 24-part French course: 19
Radio programmes: Wed 7.0 pm (R3 medium wave), Sun 3.0 pm (R4 VHF)
Book 2 (same title), £1.30; record 2, £1.73, or cassette 2, £2.81, from bookshops
A series of 15 programmes
In a world of powerful manufacturers and bureaucrats Donaldson asks what influence does the consumer have - how can he make sure that the economic system provides what he wants rather than what producers want him to have?
(Repeated: Tuesday 2.30 pm BBC2)
Book (same title), £1.60, from bookshops
A series of 20 programmes
Gardening made easier is one item in this week's programme.
Presenters Roy Hudd, Irene Thomas
(Repeated: Thursday 3.30 pm)
A 25-part Italian course
Book (same title), £1.00, records 1 and 2 £1.20 each, or cassettes 1 and 2, £2.70 each, from bookshops
A series of five programmes
What is it like going back to work after some years at home?
Mavis Nicholson talks to women who are making a fresh start.
Book (same title), £1.25, from bookshops
Today 'ultrasound' equipment can produce a clear image of a baby months before it is born. Paul Barnes and Claire Woolford watch 'ultrasound' in action and talk to Gordon Bourne, consultant obstetrician, on care during pregnancy.
Book: The First Five Years, £1.80 from bookshops
The world of antiques with Max Robertson
Resident connoisseur Arthur Negus
Guest connoisseur Peter Lazarus
Customers Judy Geeson, Sidney Taller
BBC Bristol
Going for a Song: English Furniture, £1.75 from bookshops
Starring Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon, Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon, Mark Slade as Blue, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito
with guest star Frank Silvera
Blue and Manolito go and buy cattle, but neither the journey nor the deal go according to plan.
by D.K. Broster: adapted for television in six parts by Tom Wright
As prophesied, a heron has brought about a meeting between Ewen Cameron and Keith Windham and Keith is now Ewen's prisoner. Lachlan, believing that the English officer will bring tragedy to his master, broods on how to thwart the prophecy.
BBC Scotland
The ninth of ten programmes
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
Winter Holidays
The idea of a winter holiday has always been popular - especially if you can save up to get away from the winter gloom in search of sunshine. Harold Williamson looks for a cheaper way to have an expensive type of holiday and tries a chalet skiing package in the Italian alps. John Carter tests a more sedate package tour to the semi-tropical island of Madeira.
In the studio Joan Bakewell and John Carter - and it's your last chance to see all nine pictures in the £200 Holiday Competition.
Answers on a postcard by first post 11 March to: Holiday 76 Competition, [address removed].
Weather Jack Scott
Words and letters
with Donald Gee, Bob Hoskins
and Patricia Hayes, Rosemary Leach
(Repeated: Thurs 12.15 pm, Sat 10.25 am)
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed] (or in Southampton [number removed]) or send their name, address and telephone number to: On the Move, [address removed].
by Eric Paice
A serial in 13 parts starring Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell, Jennifer Wilson
with Richard Easton, Robin Chadwick, Derek Benfield
Griffith Trevelyan, Chief Sales Executive of RAI Transport (Clive Swift, left [photo]), the collapsing firm for whose oil rig installation contract Hammonds wish to bid, decides to play one contender off against another...
Starring Hayley Mills, Trevor Howard with Shashi Kapoor
Plain, bespectacled Polly Barlow leaves the suburban shop where she works to go on a world cruise as an unpaid companion to her rich and vulgar aunt Mrs Innes-Hook. But the latter's untimely death suddenly puts Polly in possession of a considerable sum of money. A transformation is about to take place.
Films: page 7
with Angela Rippon; Weather
with Esther Rantzen
Reporters Kieran Prendiville, Kieran Prendiville.
Cyril Fletcher with Oddities of the Week
Song of the Week, Victoria Wood
A collection of the jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life.
A series of 11 programmes looking at background issues in British politics.
Is the British electoral system satisfactory as it stands? What are the arguments for changing it? And if we do, what new system should we adopt?
Introduced by Robert Fisk, with Bryan Gould, MP, Nicholas Scott, MP.
Book: Why is Britain Becoming Harder to Govern? 75p, from bookshops.
