For Asian viewers. Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham (Repeated: Wednesday, BBC2, 10.35 am)

Ten programmes for physically disabled people 1: Does he take Sugar?
CORBET WOODALL and JILL lumb (both disabled) explore embarrassments caused by the attitudes of the general public; some electronic aids available to disabled people; and a self-help project on access.
Director CHARLES PASCOE
Producer IAN WOOLF

A second-stage Italian language series: ten programmes. 1: Torino

Ten films for student nurses
What's it like for a junior nurse doing her first medical allocation? And when she's qualified, what sort of opportunities are available in the medical ward?

Meeting Place from the Bristol studios
MIKE DORNAN asks a group of people interested in new forms of worship to answer in their way some questions raised by the services he has introduced from
Belfast on The Power of Jesus with the CIRCLE DANCE GROUP and children of ST GILDA'S JUNIOR SCHOOL, HORNSEY
Director CHRISTOPHER MANN
Series producer R. T. BROOKS

A Parents and Children series of 15 programmes: 4

with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and PATRICIA HAYES
ROSEMARY LEACH
Script BARRY TOOK
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name, address and telephone number to: On the Move, [address removed]

in Rabbit Transit and From Hare to Heir

Written by EWART ALEXANDER
Narrated by PHILIP MADOC
Few Welshmen would have believed, when rugby drifted into the valleys during the coal rush, that this class-ademtified English game would become a major source of national pride; or that for many people - perhaps too many - it would be a sort of faith.
Producer BRIAN TURVEY BBC Cymru/Wales

Starring Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon, Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon, Mark Slade as Blue, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito
Guest stars Elizabeth Allen, Frank Silvera, Anthony Caruso

Manolito leaves the routine of the High Chaparral ranch to look for excitement...

Weatherman

by CHARLES DICKENS
Dramatised in six parts by HUGH LEONARD
Part 4
Kate has been driven to distraction by Hawk's unwanted attentions. Nicholas, now an actor with the Crummies Company in Ports-mouth, has received a worrying Idtter from Newman Noggs.
Script editor ALISTAIR BELL Designer GRAHAM OAKLEY Producer BARRY LETTS
Director CHRISTOPHER BARRY

from the General Infirmary at Leeds
The Hospital Choir and the Headingiley Amateur Operatic Society join doctors, nurses and other staff, some of whom have been talking to MICHAEL BARRATT about their life, their faith and a choice of hymn.
Come thou-long expected Jesus (Stuttgart); 0 love that wilt not let me go (St Margaret); Guide me 0 thou great Jehovah (Cwm R'honddia); Holy, Holy, Holy (Nicaea); Nearer my God to thee (Horbury); Ave Verus Corpus; The God of love (St Columba); Thou Lord hast given thyself for our healing (Spean); God that madest earth and heaven (Ar Hyd y Nos)
Organist KEN BROOKS
Conductor ROBERT TEBB
Film director ANDREW BARR
Series producer RAYMOND short

The fourth of a series of 13 plays reflecting life in the last 25 years. John Standing , Anthony Bate
Jill Dixon and Jessie Matthews in Nanny's Boy by DAVID AMBROSE
1956/57: 'If he's on the level, this is the intelligence coup of the decade ... but if it isn't ... we'd be walking straight into the biggest trap in a great deal longer.'
Script editor MERVYN HAISMAN Costume KEN MOREY
Designer SALLY HULKE
Producer PIETER ROGERS Director VALERIE HANSON

The saga of an American family by ALEX HALEY
A dramatisation in six parts of the best-selling book about one man's search for his roots. Part 4 starring
Kunta Kinte has married Bell and for them and their daughter Kizzy, now 16, life on Dr William Rey nolds's plantation seems settled and happy.
Written for television by JAMES LEE and M. CHARLES COHEN Producer STAN MARGULIES Director MARVIN CHOMSKY
A DAVID L. woLPER production

with Richard Baker ; Weather

In this report, Peter France meets Christians who believe it is possible to be gay, despite the Church's pronouncement that homosexuality is a 'grievous sin'. (1977) Show more

Mia Farrow and Julie Andrews
The first in a series of six fortnightly programmes in which Andre Previn talks to guests of his choice drawn from the world of music and the theatre. JULIE ANDREWS and MIA FARROW both talk about the early steps which led to international stardom.
Designer ANNA RIDLEY
Producer IAN ENGELMANN

A series of ten programmes Songs with a story to tell Blow the Man Down
STAN HUGILL , the last of the shanty-men, takes us aboard the Cutty Sark and shows how songs were used to work the ships in the great days of sail.
With HILARY BEHRENS (fiddle) and GREENWICH SEA CADETS
Research GILES OAKLEY
Director ANNA JACKSON
Producer VICTOR POOLE