Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul.
BBC Birmingham
(Repeated: Wednesday BBC2, 10.35 am)
Pre-school education now.
A series of ten programmes.
Presenter Alan Little
Family cooking from the regions of France: five programmes
Paul Jeanroy talks to Zena Skinner and demonstrates artichauts froids vinaigrette, carbonnades de boeuf a la flamande
A series of five programmes
A hundred years ago Bradford was a fast-expanding, prosperous town. In the last few years the face of the city and surrounding district has changed almost daily as the planners carry out their programme of urban renewal.
In the last of three visits to Warwick Road United Reformed Church, Coventry, Rev Roger Hall invites Clive Jacobs to bring into the service of Holy Communion a report based on viewers' answers to the question: What Would Make an Ideal World?
BBC Birmingham
A series of 20 programmes
Advice from patients and staff about things to remember when you go in and when you are coming home again; plus more tips on adapting your garden.
With Roy Hudd, Irene Thomas
(Repeated: Thursday BBC1, 12.10 pm)
A series of six programmes
(WGBH Boston)
by Michael Pye
Five views on the environment
Introduced by David Richardson
A report from Malvern on the National Union of Agricultural and Allied Workers Biennial Meeting.
BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers
A series of five programmes
Richard Jeffery shows some ways to arrange them.
Starring Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom, David Niven, George Sanders with Roger Moore
The ambitious Duke of Brampton, confidant of Charles II and one of the richest men in England, plans to eliminate his rivals one by one.
Films: p8
Seven samples of Yugoslav life in seven different places.
Jajce is one of the most beautiful towns in Bosnia. Mirko, Ivica and Kijo all live there and work in the same factory, where they are members of its workers' council, its 'Board of Management'. Decisions taken by them, and men in the other factories in the town, will decide whether Jajce stays beautiful; they have to maintain a balance between their own short-term advantage and the town's long-term good.
BBC Bristol
Preview: page 13
The last of six programmes
John Noakes of Blue Peter sails away to The Guernsey Handicap
'It was Bob Fisher who suggested we went to race in the Channel Islands. "Great yachting there," he said - "fresh winds, strong tides, lots of nasty rocks and currents, and after all it's your boat we're taking".'
BBC Manchester
Weather Bill Giles
A lively new look at words and letters
with Donald Gee, Bob Hoskins
and Gay Hamilton, Martin Shaw
(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 Holy Land Package
What do tourists to the Holy Land go to find? Is commercialism or the threat of terrorism spoiling this 'Journey of a Lifetime?' Anno Domini followed the fortunes of a typical package tour to Israel with a party from Leeds and the South of England.
by Martin Worth
A series in ten parts starring Peter Gilmore
with Jessica Benton, Howard Lang, Brian Rawlinson, Mary Webster and John Phillips
'Why did he go to the Argentine... if all he could leave behind was this?'
Starring Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Sidney Poitier
Matt and Christina Drayton are a typical American couple enjoying a comfortable easy-going way of life. But when their daughter brings home John Prentice, a brilliant young black doctor, and announces that she intends to marry him, their liberal ideals are put to the test.
Films: page 8
with Kenneth Kendall; Weather
with Esther Rantzen
Kieran Prendiville, Glyn Worsnip
Cyril Fletcher with Oddities of the Week
Song of the Week, The Fivepenny Piece
A collection of jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life.
The foundation of the United States 200 years ago was a landmark in Indian history. Ten films show how different tribes with their strongly contrasting traditions, history and environment are coping with the problems of life in North America today.
Great give-away feasts called pot-latches are still central elements in the elaborate societies of the Pacific North West coast, where spectacular art and ceremonial were made possible by a rich environment.
