Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed
BBC Birmingham
(Repeated: Wednesday BBC2, 10.35am)
Pre-school education now.
A series of ten programmes
Book (same title), 75p, from bookshop
Family cooking from the regions of France: five programmes
Paul Jeanroy talks to Zena Skinner and demonstrates garde d'honneur provencale sauce, aioli haricots verts de la nicoise ratatouille.
Book (same title), 35p, from bookshops
The last of 15 programmes
How much can we afford to pay ourselves next year? A housewife, an employer, and a trade unionist, with advice from Derek Robinson, former Deputy Chairman of the Pay Board, see whether they can devise an acceptable pay policy to follow the £6 a week limit.
(Repeated: Tuesday BBC2, 2.30 pm)
Book (same title), £1.60, from bookshops
In the second of three visits to Warwick Road United Reformed Church, Coventry, Clive Jacobs introduces another way of answering the question: What Would Make an Ideal World?
With Rev Roger Hall and the Guildford Arts in Worship Group.
BBC Birmingham
A series of 20 programmes
Roy Hudd meets volunteers running a village bus service in Norfolk and Irene Thomas introduces a retired miner, a railway-man and a steelworker researching local history in South Wales.
(Repeated: Thursday BBC1, 3.30 pm)
A series of six programmes.
Thalassa Cruso, an Englishwoman who has made her home in America, sets out to transform a New England back yard.
(WGBH Boston)
by Michael Allaby
Five personal views on the environment
Today we import over half our food. In the 18th century we were self-sufficient and we took more care of the land. How can we do it again?
A series of five programmes
Richard Jeffery shows some ways to arrange them.
1:55 Film Matinee: Thunder Bay
Starring James Stewart
with Dan Duryea, Joanne Dru, Gilbert Roland, Antonio Moreno
Action in the Louisiana fishing grounds, when two tough oil prospectors spark off open warfare by operating an off-shore drilling rig in the shrimping grounds.
Films: page 9
Seven samples of Yugoslav life.
October on Mljet, a Dalmatian island which has changed little since St Paul was shipwrecked there on his way to Rome, and which now expresses a most individual adjustment to modern times.
BBC Bristol
From Split, Yugoslavia
Highlights of this two-day international - Europe's first major outdoor meeting of the season. Great Britain's team will face the East Germans and the Yugoslavs as part of their build-up to the Olympic Trials meetings at the beginning of June, after which the British team will be selected for the Montreal Olympics.
Among Britain's representatives will be: Alan Pascoe, Andrea Lynch, Donna Murray, Verona Elder, Ainsley Bennet, Bill Hartley, Frank Clement.
Weather Michael Fish
A lively new look at words and letters
With Donald Gee, Bob Hoskins
and Gay Hamilton, Martin Shaw, Rosemary Leach, Norman Rossington
(Repeat: Thurs 12.35 pm. Sat 10.25 am)
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed] or send their name, address and telephone number to: On the Move, [address removed].
A second chance to see some recent Anno Domini film reports.
This week: The House that Joe Built
Fr Joe Walijewski is the only priest in the largest parish in the world - 200,000 people living in stark poverty in one of the shanty-towns that ring Lima, Peru. Every kind of problem comes to Father Joe's door - like the newly-evicted family that arrived during filming. But out of this setting of squalor came a surprisingly hopeful story.
From Broadmead Baptist Church, Bristol with choirs from local schools
Conductor Ronald A. Smith
Organist Brian Bussell
Introduced by Jeremy Carrad
Hymns: Rejoice: the Lord is King (Gopsal), Let all the world in every corner sing (Luckington), When I needed a neighbour, My song is love unknown (Love unknown), Angel voices, ever singing (Angel voices), Steal away; Jerusalem, Christ is made the sure foundation (Westminster Abbey)
Prayer and Blessing by Rev William Cobley
by Martin Worth
A series in ten parts starring Peter Gilmore
with Jessica Benton, Howard Lang, Brian Rawlinson and John Phillips
'Get yourself another steamboat, Onedin, and don't waste my time!'
Starring Gregory Peck, Richard Basehart
with Leo Genn, Orson Welles, Harry Andrews, Bernard Miles
Ishmael, a young sailor, arrives in New Bedford in 1840 in search of his fortune. There he meets a harpooner, Queequeg, and together they join the crew of a whaler. After several days at sea' they catch their first sight of the captain.
Mutilated by a whale, Captain Ahab's sole thought is of revenge. Gradually the crew become infected by his obsession and lesser prey are ignored in the search for the monstrous white whale which took off his leg. It is a hunt which can only end in death...
Films: page 9
with Peter Woods
Weather
with Esther Rantzen
Reporters Kieran Prendiville, Glyn Worsnip
Cyril Fletcher with Oddities of the Week
Song of the Week Victoria Wood
A collection of jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life.
The foundation of the USA 200 years ago was a landmark in Indian history. Ten films show how different tribes cope with the problems of life in North America today.
The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico are finding ways to reconcile their ancient traditions with the modern business world.
