For Asian viewers. Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham
A series of five programmes
2: The Control of Working Capital featuring
RONNIE CORBETT and JOHN CLEESE
Working capital is the life-blood of any business. This prize-winning training film shows how to ensure a healthy flow.
Writtenbyantonyjay
Special adviser ERNEST JONES Illustrations TONY HART
Directed by PETER ROBINSON A VIDEO ARTS production
A Parents and Children series of 16 programmes.
2: Starting a baby isn't always easy. CLAIRE WOOLFORD looks at conception and fertility. Should you have your baby at home or in hospital? With a ' problem page ' by CLAIRE RAYNER.
Producer DICK FOSTER
The last of 20 programmes which aim to help mentally handicapped people get more out of life
(Details: see Monday, 2.15 pm BBC2 and Tuesday, 10.30 am BBCl)
Ten programmes for trade unionists on Democracy at Work: 7
The union arguments for and against as debated at the TGWU Conference 1977, with evidence from British Steel and from Sweden, Germany, Italy and France.
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
A 24-part French course: 22 Presented by GILLES DATTAS with CHRISTIAN BRUMELL as Michel GEORGES BEJEAN , ANDRE MARANNE ANNICK ROUX , ELMA SOIRON
Scripts by MIREILLE FLEMING , ANTOINE TUDAL Produced by TONY ROBERTS
(Ensemble radio programmes on Sun-days at 2.30 pm and Wednesdays at 11.0 pm on Radio 4 UK, VHF)
A series of 16 programmes: 12
EDWARD WILSON and GODFREY JAMES in Five by Four or Six by Five? Bob visits a DIY shop.
Producer BRIGIT BARRY
Extracts from five public talks analysing race relations. 2: Racism and Reaction
DR STUART HALL , Director, Centre for Cultural Studies, University of Birmingham.
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
With PHILIP WRIXON
DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers IAN MCCASKILL
A series of five programmes Presented by Geoffrey Smith 2: A Good Return for Effort
There's that special satisfaction a gardener gets when he picks vegetables he's grown himself. This week GEOFFREY SMITH plants potatoes, sows broad beans, lettuce, radish and spring onions, and shows how to beat the cold weather by using cloches.
Producer PETER RIDING Director BRIAN DAVIES
A WARNER BROTHERS cartoon
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
with Peter Woods ; Weatherman
by NINA BAWDEN : dramatised in five episodes by JULIA JONES
Poll finds both joy and sorrow in this final episode.
Producer ANNA HOME
Director PAUL STONE
ROY CASTLE finds out from DR PHILIP JAMES why we should all be eating more dietary fibre - better known as ' roughage'. Dr James also explains why whole-meal bread is so good for you, and how you can tell which breakfast cereals are high in fibre.
Production assistant JENNY STEVENS Producer PETER RIDING
For a free copy of the accompanying booklet, write to' [address removed]
HOWARD SPRING'S best-selling novel Dramatised in eight episodes by JULIAN BOND starring
Michael Williams Frank Grimes
Maurice Denham Episode 2
As Oliver and Rory grow up, the contrast in their characters becomes clear and reflects the determination of William and Dermot to live their lives again through their sons.
Costume designer JUANITA WATERSON Music adviser KENYON EMRYS ROBERTS Designer CYNTHIA KLJUCO
Produced by KEITH WILLIAMS Directed by PETER CREGEEN
starring Tony Lo Blanco
Sally Kellerman
In this lively adventure set in Australia, ship's captain Magee finds himself all at sea - in the middle of the bush! When his much-loved rusty old freighter is threatened by a multi-national company take-over, Magee needs the help of a tycoon's daughter. But Veronica's attitude is not one of friendly co-operation and Magee is forced to adopt some unusual methods of persuasion.
Written by colin FREE
Produced by GEOFFREY DANIELS
Directed by GENE LEVITT. Films: page 18 (First showing on British television)
with Esther Rantzen Reporters
Paul Heiney , Chris Serle
Featuring Oddities of the Week from Cyril Fletcher
And a collection of the jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life.
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Produced by HENRY MURRAY and ESTHER RANTZEN Editor PETER CHAFER
with Peter Woods Weather
World hunger; the energy crisis; the poisoning of the environment - questions undreamed of by our forebears have become the common currency of today's news bulletins.
In this Everyman film Ronald Higgins looks beyond our immediate crises to what lies behind them.
Four years ago he gave up careers in the Foreign Office and at The Observer to explore the six threats he saw menacing mankind's future and to search within himself for the human factor which he believes to be the greatest threat of all: The Seventh Enemy.
Film cameraman KEITH HOPPER Film editor MICHAEL ALOOF
Research ELIZABETH CARTMALI Producer PETER ARMSTRONG
The Paperback Programme Introduced by Ronald Harwood
Authors of the Week
Raymond Briggs , with Fungus the Bogeyman - all you ever wanted to know about the Bogey life-style, and in pictures too!
William Trevor , with his novel The Children of Dynmouth, which The Times described as ' the work of a master craftsman and a deep creative talent'.
Books of the Week chosen by Mark Boxer , cartoonist Jane Gardam , writer and Monica Mason , Principal Dancer of The Royal Ballet Quiz of the Week set by Dick Francis on GRAHAM GREENE
Studio director BOB LOCKYER Producer JULIA MATHESON
Housewives' Choice
'The arguments were always about one thing - who does the housework? '
Why are women's options limited once they leave school, marry, and have children?
Series producer HOWARD SMITH Production SUZANNE DAVIES
