7.40 Polluted Water

8.5 Lens Design

by Julie Holder
Narration Gay Soper

A series of ten programmes for people with impaired hearing, for those who live and work with them, and for the plain curious ...
8: In My View
JACK ASHLEY , CH, mp, went totally deaf shortly after becoming a Member of Parliament. He presents the first of two personal accounts of the provision (or lack of it) which is made for deafened people in this country.
(The programme is captioned for those who cannot hear)
Producer DAVID ALLEN
Book (same title), 85p, from bookshop*

A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, review of recent news, music and stories from the communities.
Produced and presented by MAHENDRA KAUL
Directed by KRISHAN GOULD BBC Birmingham

Ten programmes with Erica Wilson
Design ideas in simple stitches.
(WGBH Boston)

Ten programmes about communicating through the spoken word. 8: What Can You Say?
How can we break the conspiracy of silence surrounding death?
Commentary by DENYS HAWTHORNE Poems read by CATHERINE FELLER and DENIS LILL
Producer BERNARD ADAMS
Director TERRY DOYLE Repeat)
(Details of the Correspondence Course related to this series are available from: [address removed])

Ten programmes on voluntary work presented by MAVIS NICHOLSON 3: ROSLA Project - Bristol
ROGER WHITE and DAVE BROCKING -TON talk to MAVIS NICHOLSON about a club which is also an extension of school.
Producer IAN WOOLF

The fifth of ten programmes for trade unionists selected from the Trade Union Studies series.
How are trade unions helping their immigrant members to attack problems of language or communication at work? Do all unions, including staff unions, now need to adopt policies at work to ensure equal opportunities?
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

A lively look at words and letters With DONALD GEE BOB HOSKINS and GAY HAMILTON
PATRICIA HAYES , ROSEMARY LEACH
NORMAN ROSSINGTON , MARTIN SHAW
Script BARRY TOOK
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name, address and telephone number to: On the Move, po Box 7, London W3 6XJ.

DAVID vine introduces five programmes about physical education in schools.
3: The Secondary School
A discussion between two teachers, a county adviser and a PE lecturer.
Producer JOHN DOBSON. BBC Bristol

Meeting Place
A series linking viewer at home and worshipper in Church.
In the first of three visits to Strabane Presbyterian Church, the minister and congregation invite us to share the theme of their worship:
God - Past, Present and Future RALPH EGAN discusses this with the minister, THE REV JOHN STEWART , the preacher, THE REV ROBERT BROWN , and some visitors from other Christian denominations in the area.
Organist ALFRED FORBES Producer JAMES SKELLY
Series producer R. T. BROOKS BBC Northern Ireland

A series of ten programmes presented by BOB SYMES-SCHUTZMANN 4: Model Yachts
These range from superb replicas of famous old sailing ships to the latest model racing yachts. The programme includes the construction of the 20-inch model yacht Wind Rider from the plan in the accompanying BBC publication.
Studio director JOHN RICKWORD Producer PETER RIDING
Book (same title), £1.60, from bookshops

Bugs Bunny in Buccaneer Bunny and Daffy Duck in Daffy Doodles

Pilots and planes from all over the world are at Biggin Hill, Kent, for one of the most spectacular Air Shows of the year, featuring:
The Royal Naval Historic Flight
The Red Arrows, The Falcons and displays by foreign aerobatic teams.

[Starring] Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon, Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon, Mark Slade as Blue, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito
(First shown on BBC2)

Billy Blue decides to leave the High Chaparral - for good.

The Sweat Merchants
What does it take to be a World Cup manager? How do men cope with the pressures of winning and losing?
Part 5 of this series of six features the men in the hot seat: HELMUT SCHOEN of West Germany, CLAUDIO COUTINHO of Brazil, CESAR LUIS MENOTTI of Argentina, and ALLY MACLEOD of Scotland, who is confident that his team will finish among the medals.
A CONRAD FILM ASSOCIATES POLYTEL FILM co-production

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

by FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT Dramatised in six parts by JACK GERSON
Part 2: starring
Cedric has arrived from New York to claim his inheritance. His mother, who has come with him, is dismayed to learn that the old Earl has arranged for them to reside in different places ... Cedric in the castle, she in a lodge on the estate.
Music composed by KENNY CLAYTON Producer BARRY LETTS
Director PAUL ANNETT

starring Randolph Scott Joel McCrea
Steve Judd , an ageing ex-law man, reluctantly accepts the dangerous job of transporting gold from a remote mining camp to a small town bank. He meets a former friend, Gil Westrum, now working a fair-ground act with a partner, Heck. They offer to help Steve.
Director SAM PECKINPAH. Films: page 10

with Esther Rantzen Reporters
Kieran Prendiville , Glyn Worsnlp featuring Oddities of the Week from Cyril Fletcher and a collection of the jokes, dramas and problems of real life.
Editor PETER CHAFER
Esther Rantzen is Woman's Hour Guest of the Week on Radio 4, Wednesday 1.45

with Peter Woods ; Weather

Do We Need Religious Education? with Norman St John Stevas, mp and Nicolas Walter
In this series specially invited interviewers cross-question guests of their own choice on crucial religious issues.
Every school in the country is compelled, by law, to give some religious instruction to its pupils, but now many schools fail to observe this law. NORMAN ST JOHN STEVAS, mp, sees this as a danger to our social well-being. Earlier this year he launched a Conservative campaign to ' renew and revitalise ' religious education in this country. But is it right that schools should be compelled to teach the religious-and particularly, the Christian - view of life? NICOLAS WALTER, a leading free-thinker and editor of New Humanist, believes it is wrong. In tonight's programme he questions Norman St John Stevas's view of religion, education and society, and suggests a new style of education about religious and moral values.
Director jim MURRAY Producer DANIEL WOLF

Ten programmes in which Professor Bernard Williams asks: Can philosophy resolve some contemporary moral dilemmas?

How sacred is life? An elderly patient asks for death. Is there a difference between killing and letting die? A child is born severely deformed and handicapped with spina bifida. How hard should doctors strive to maintain its life?