7.15 The Bombing of Germany

7.40 Non-metals and Semi-metals

8.5 Word, Pictures and the Novel

(UHF only)

A magazine for Asian viewers including discussion, review of recent news, music and stories from the communities.
Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Directed by KRISHAN COULD BBC Birmingham

The last of ten programmes presented by Mavis Nicholson
One-parent Families - Edinburgh
This programme looks at a unique project which links individuals with single-parent families.
Beth Humphries, the scheme's organiser, talks to Mavis Nicholson.

A lively look at words and letters with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and GAY
HAMILTON PATRICIA HAYES , ROSEMARY LEACH MARTIN SHAW , NIGEL STOCK
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.

The second of three programmes from a Bristol studio in which RAYMOND SHORT explores the theme This Above All
Also taking part: LAURA cairns , BRIAN GEAR and PETER FIRTH , with members of the SILVER RING CHOIR, Bath, conducted by KELVIN THOMAS.
Television presentation by JOHN DOBSON Series producer RAYMOND SHORT BBC Bristol

with DAVID RICHARDSON
JOHN CHERRINGTON , PHILIP WRIXON
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Birminaham Farming news on CEEFAX pp 168, 169
Weather for farmers MICHAEL FISH

A series of eight programmes 1: Basic Paddling from the former Outward Bound School at Ashburton, Devon
With DEREK PRITCHARD , JEFF CHOAT Introduced by JOHN EARLE
Directed by JOHN RICKWORD
Produced by JOHN DOBSON. BBC Bristol

starring Bernard Miles
Rosamund John , Niall MacGinnis
In this war-time comedy, a convalescent bomber-pilot and his nurse join forces with the local vicar in trying to protect the nest of a pair of rare tawny pipits threatened by army tanks and fanatical egg collectors.
Directed by BERNARD MILES
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(First showing on British television)

The Philips
Gateshead Games
The capacity crowd at the Gateshead Stadium once again welcomes world record-holders, Olympic' medallists and European stars:
BRENDAN FOSTER against KARL FLESCHEN of West Germany in the mile; HENRY RONO , ROD DIXON , NICK ROSE and IAN STEWART in the 3,000 metres; plus DWIGHT STONES and KATE SCHMIDT , USA, GRETE WAITZ , Norway; and STEVE ovett , SONIA LANNAMAN , SEBASTIAN COE and DONNA HARTLEY of Great Britain.
Organised by the Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council in association with Philips Industries.
Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY
Producer JOHN SRREWSBURY

The Western film series starring Leif Erickson, Cameron Mitchell, Mark Slade, Linda Cristal, Henry Darrow.

(First shown on BBC2)

Seven documentaries about people and places.
6: The More We Are Together
Butter, bacon and crystal - three of Ireland's best-known exports - are featured in this film portrait of County Cavan, a county with a particular beauty of its own.
Narrated by NIGEL DAVENPORT
Written and directed by COLIN ROSI Produced by MICHAEL CROUCHER BBC Bristol

THE MOUSEKETEERS introduce
GOOFY in Window Cleaner and The Misadventures of Merlin Jones in five parts
2: An Upsetting Confrontation
Directed by DICK AMOS
Executive producer RON MILLER

Richard Whitmore
Weatherman

by SUSAN COOLIDGE. Dramatised in six parts by CONSTANCE cox
Part 3: Katy. having fallen from the new garden swing, lies in bed with an injured spine. Will she ever walk again?
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer BARRY LETTS
Director JULIA SMITH

starring
Julie Andrews , Rock Hudson
Singer Lili Smith is the darling of the British forces during World War I. She is also a spy for German Intelligence in Berlin. On the eve of her departure for France to receive the Legion of Honour, she is given a new assignment: to find out about the Allies' plans for their new military aircraft.
Directed by BLAKE EDWARDS. Films: p IS

with Esther Rantzen Reporters
Kieran Prendiville , Glyn Worsnip featuring Oddities of the Week from Cyril Fletcher and a collection of the jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life.
Editor PETER CHAFEB

Richard Whitmore
Weather

This week: The Marriage Paradox
In the wedding ceremony, couples vow to marry 'till death us do part': yet last year the British were divorcing at the rate of 2,700 a week. Is the vow too strong? Or are people today too weak?
Peter France gives the results of a national opinion poll, commissioned by Everyman, to present-day attitudes to the wedding vows; meets couples who have experienced the marriage paradox; and suggests a new vow that might be more realistic for weddings today.

Who decides how we are informed? What are the values, methods and motives of those who select and shape the information we receive?
George Scott questions the power and privilege of modern communicators - the editors of newspapers, books, periodicals, radio and TV.

Ten programmes presented by PROFESSOR BERNARD WILLIAMS 9: Why Be Brave?
Does courage matter and can it be taught? HARRY RÉE, former Professor of Education at York University, discusses the connection between physical and moral courage and suggests they may be linked.
Director BRYN BROOKS Producer CHRIS JELLEY