A magazine for Asian viewers Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham

Kerby Drill , the Clown
Introduced by Rene Cutforth
Hal Brooks is an entertainer who specialises in demonstrating road safety to schoolchildren and old people all over the country. He also entertains at local children's parties near his home in Sussex and in the summer takes his Super Sausage Squad to open-air shows.
Producer JENNIFER JEREMY

The classic serial in 12 exciting episodes starring
Buster Crabbe as Flash Gordon
9: The Pool of Peril

with Mary Tyler Moore
Barbara McNair , Jane Elliot
Changing their traditional habit for ordinary clothes, three young nuns are assigned to a slum area where they meet a young doctor ...
Directed by WILLIAM GRAHAM

JACK SCOTT and the weather team recall 1977 as a busy year for forecasters; now what is in store for January?
Director ANDREW GOSLING

Written by BARRY TOOK
Narrated by MICHAEL ASPEL
The Chelmsford Morris men in Pleshey - a sedan chair race round the village of Kingsclere - London's biggest street party in Hounslow - red, white and blue bunting, front doors, and chips - the Bond Street party held in Berkeley Square, complete with taped nightingale: all ways of celebrating the Queen's Silver Jubilee by her subjects.
To the Queen herself, the summer of 77 must have seemed one long round of handshakes, civic functions and cheering crowds; of innumerable bouquets and countless arrivals and departures.
This programme looks at the small moments and unrehearsed incidents of the royal tour, and looks, too, at what Her Majesty didn't see: at some of the parties, celebrations and happenings that people all over the British Isles devised as their way of celebrating the Silver Jubilee.
Produced by FRANCES WHITAKER

A two-part compilation by Chris Boucher
starring Tom Baker
Sabotage aboard the Sandminer ... And the killer robot strikes again.

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

by Kate Douglas Wiggin
Dramatised in four parts by Constance Cox.
Starring Brenda Bruce as Aunt Miranda, Margery Mason as Aunt Jane, Phil Brown as Jeremiah Cobb and Julia Lewis as Rebecca
When she goes to live with her aunts at the Brick House, Rebecca exchanges the drudgery of an overcrowded home where money is scarce for the luxury of a room of her own. Now, too, she can go to school. It sounds wonderful....

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
The Holiday programme returns to take its by now familiar place at the start of another year.
This series concentrates on value-for-money suggestions as well as keeping viewers informed about the latest developments in the way holidays are changing.
In this first programme, Kieran Prendiville samples a self-catering holiday in Wales and, in total contrast, John Carter reports from the island of Crete.
Producer TOM SAVAGE

The feature film, starring
It is 1904 and the newly-formed Bolsheviks are fomenting unrest among the Russian peasants and industrial workers in the wake of a disastrous war with Japan. In the Imperial Palace Tsar Nicholas II and his German-born wife Alexandra await the birth of their son Alexis; a boy afflicted with haemophilia and destined, with the rest of his family, to meet a tragic end.
From the book by ROBERT K. MASSIE Directed by FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER Films: pages 17-18

with Peter Woods ; Weather