Voices COLIN JEAVONS
COARLES COLLINGWOOD , GWENLLIAN OWEN English version by MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON

Ustad Imrat Khan, one of the world-renowned exponents of the sitar, and his four young pupil-sons talk to Fritz Spiegl and explain how they are keeping their 400-year-old family tradition alive and what goes into the making of a master musician.
BBC Birminghaum

Presented by Brian Rix, CBE with BARRY GRAY, FRED HEDDELL, ROSEMARY LEE, DR RICHARD MEIN, CHRIS RATCLIFFE
Next week will see the start of a 20-programme series for the mentally handicapped - the first of its kind to be made by a national broadcasting organisation.
In today's programme BRIAN RIX, presenter of Let's Go, introduces some of the subjects covered in the series and shows extracts from several programmes. With the help of film sequences, including one shot at a special school, he also illustrates some of the ways in which Let's Go can be used by parents and all who work with the mentally handicapped.
Series producer GORDON CROTO Produced by ROSANNA HIBRERT
(Accident of Birth: Tuesday 10.25 pm)

A lively look at words and letters With Donald Gee, Bob Hoskins and Martin Shaw
Script Barry Took

Repeat
(Repeated on Thursday at 12.35 pm)
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed] or send their name, address and telephone number to: On the Move, [address removed]

Large numbers of Asian women living in Britain speak little or no English. While Asian children are being educated to belong to this society, their mothers often remain cut off from it. Volunteer tutors in over 100 local schemes are helping such women to learn English and to cope more confidently with their surroundings. Many more volunteer tutors and helpers are now needed in view of the forthcoming TV series, Parosi, which aims to encourage Asian women to learn English.
Judith Chalmers introduces extracts from the Parosi series and shows how volunteers can help.
If you are interested in volunteering, please write to [address removed]

Kossoff and Company
DAVID KOSSOFF , ANN MORRISH JOHN NIGHTINGALE and ROBERT SPENCER
This week's stories from The Book of Witnesses tell of the arrest and trial of Jesus. The songs are again based freely on ! the Psalms and the question ' You have a minute, Lord?' leads this time to a sort of prayer' about involvement.
From the Picketts Lock Sports Centre in North London.
Director PETER MASSEY
Producer R. T. BROOKS 'Repeat)

features the news and views, politics and practice, of those involved with the land
With DAVID RICHARDSON
JOHN CHERRINGTON , PHILIP WRIXON
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers BILL GILES

A series of five programmes on how to grow your own fruit presented by GEOFFREY SMITH 2: Currants and Gooseberries
' Probably the most reliable of all fruit' is how Geoffrey Smith describes blackcurrants and gooseberries. Bushes are pruned and planted in the autumn; budding and flowering takes place in April and May and heavy cropping should follow from July onwards.
Series producer PETER RIDING Producer BRIAN DAVIES i First shown on BBC2)
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from
Butlin's Holiday Centre, Minehedd They're not called camps any more, but the grannies are still glamorous, the knees are still knobbly, and the donkeys still derby.
Peter Purves looks at a British institution which has firmly withstood entry into the space age.
Sound MAURICE DENNY Lighting JACK BELASCO Producer MICHAEL BEGC

With many of the world's major airlines looking for new aircraft to replace their ageing fleets, the aircraft constructors from all over the world are using Farnborough as their shop window.
Outside broadcast cameras bring you highlights of this spectacular flying display.
Commentator RAYMOND BAXTER
Television presentation
DENNIS MONGER , DOUGLAS HESPE
Organised by the Society nf British Aerospace Companies

from Crystal Palace
Great Britain v Finland
The final day of the match which in the past has always produced a close result.
Six field events are contested and among the track highlights are the 5000m, the 800m, the 200m and the 3000m Steeplechase.
Organised by the MEAT PROMOTION EXECUTIVE in association with the BAAB.
Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY
Producer JOHN SHREWSBURY

in Baseball Bugs

Bernard Cribbins invites The Goodies
TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR , GRAEME GARDEN and bill ODDIE to challenge The Liver Birds
NERYS HUGHES, ELIZABETH ESTENSEN and MICHAEL ANGELIS to do battle in a series of peculiar acting games, including The Adventures of Ivor Notion
Written by MYLES RUDGE
Designer TOM YARDLEY-JONES Producer PETER CHARLTON

Richard Whitmore ; Weatherman

An original six-part story by Simon RAVEN.
Starring Jeremy Clyde as Sexton Blake, Derek Francis as Hubba Pasha, Barbara Lott as Mrs Bardell, Linal Haft as Maremma Bey, and Philip Davis as Tinker.

1927. While Londoners are reading the newly-published "Casebook of Mr Sherlock Holmes" , that equally eminent detective, Mr Sexton Blake, investigates one of the strangest cases in his colourful career - a nerve-tingling mystery involving a stolen Egyptian mummy, an ancient curse and a cult that dabbles in human sacrifice.

appeals on behalf of the Multiple Sclerosis Society for help in finding a cure for Multiple Sclerosis through research and in providing a welfare service for sufferers with the disease.
Donations (by crossed po or cheque) to: [address removed]

A series in which Anna Raeburn visits six churches to share in worship and discuss the help we need and the help we are offered in ... 6: Coming to Terms with Life A dialogue with THE REV CANON BRYAN GREEN Worship led by THE REV HUGO DE WAAL in St John 's Parish Church, Blackpool
Hymns: Praise, my soul, the King of heaven: The King of love my Shepherd is: Dear Lord and Father of mankind; Through all the changing scenes of life.
Producer R. T. BROOK.

Ninth of a series of ten episodes starring Peter Gilmore in Men of Honour by SIMON MASTERS with Jessica Benton , Howard Lang Mary Webster , Jill Gascoine Tom Adams , Warren Clarke
' We're beginning to take in water. Three inches in the last half hour.'
Series devised by CYRIL ABRAHAM Script editor MERVYN HAISMAN Designer RICHARD MORRIS Producer GERAINT MORRIS Director MICHAEL E. BRIANT

starring
Keith Michell , Donald Pleasence Charlotte Rampling , Jane Asher
As King Henry VIII lies dying, he looks back over his life, the pivot of a rich, rumbustious and romantic period of English history. In spite of his multiple marriages and crowded court, Henry remained essentially lonely. Keith Michell 's critically acclaimed performance shows that underneath the gluttonous, gloating monarch lived a sensitive and sensual man.
Directed by WARIS HUSSEIN
(First showing on British television) Films: page 12

with Richard Whitmore ; Weather

In the last of six programmes recorded at the 1978 Henry Wood Promenade Concerts, RICHARD BAKER introduces one of the worm's great orchestras, under their chief conductor, playing at the Proms for the first time.
Sir Georg Solti conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tonight, in their first concert appearance on British television, they perform the majestic Symphony No 7 in E major by Bruckner. Before the performance, SIR GEORG talks to Humphrey Burton about his work in Chicago and explains how he approaches the challenge of Bruckner's Seventh.
Lighting TOMMY THOMAS Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Executive producer HUMPHREY BURTON Directed by RODNEY GREENBERG