With PETER FIRMIN and OLIVER POSTGATE

A magazine for Asian viewers. Produced and presented by MAHENDRA KAUL
Director ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham

A series of five programmes
3: Accounting to the Shop Floor
How's business? More and more companies are trying to report the financial facts to workers as well as shareholders. But does it pay to communicate with the shop floor about profit and loss?
Production ROBERT ALBURY
Series producer TONY MATTHEWS

A Parents and Children series of 16 programmes.
3: CLAIRE WOOLFORDlooks at the changes of early pregnancy and finds out why clinics place so much emphasis on checking weight, blood and urine. CLAIRE RAYNER answers viewers' questions in her ' problem page '.
Producer DICK FOSTER
Claire Rayner Answers Your 100 Questions on Pregnancy, 95p, from bookshops

Ten programmes in which ERICA WILSON introduces a variety of design ideas in simple stitches. 1: Satin Stitch
Director JAMES FIELD
Producer MARGARET MACLEOD
(WGBH Boston). Book (same title), £4.59, from bookshops

Ten programmes for trade unionists on Democracy at Work: 8 Is there a clash between industrial and political democracy when unions in publicly-owned industries or in local government seek more say in decisions?
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
Book, Democracy at Work, £1.50 from bookshops, or from TU Studies, Tillicoultry, Scotland

A 24-part French course for beginners on television and radio: 23 Presented by GILLES DATTAS with as and CLAUDE GAUDELETTE , ELISABETH MACOCCO , ANDRE MARANNE , JEAN PEMEJA ,CAROLLE ROUSSEAU , ANKICK ROUX , ELMA SOIRON , GERARD VIALA
Scripts by ANTOINE TUDAL
Directed by TERRY DOYLE
Produced by TONY ROBERTS
(Ensemble radio programmes on Sundays at 2.30 pm and Wednesdays at 11.0 pm on Radio 4UK, VHF)

A series of 16 programmes 13: North or South?
Regional accent affects the shape of some words for the lip-reader.
Producer BRIGIT BARRY

Extracts from five public talks analysing race relations.
3: Asians in Britain: Problem or Opportunity?
DR BHUCHU PAREKH , Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Hull, reviews the ways the first generation of Asian immigrants have adapted to life in Britain, . and considers how the second generation may react to a sense of discrimination or insecurity.
Producer JOHN TWITMIN

A series of five programmes Presented by Geoffrey Smith 3: The Seed is Eager to Grow
Why not sow peas, onions, parsnips and cauliflowers this weekend? As GEOFFREY SMITH says: ' All you've got to do is prepare the soil, sow the seed, let it happen and enjoy the end-product. It's so much nicer than anything you can buy in the shop.'
ProducerPETER RIDING Director BRIAN DAVIES

The first of a new six-part series of zoological exploration. Neither Land nor Sea
Introduced by Jeffery Boswall
The twice-daily surge of the tide across the open mudflats and through the hot, humid mangroves offers a challenging world for the animals and plants that live there. At high tide it's a haven for otters and kingfishers seeking out their food, and when the mud is exposed it's the turn of colourful fiddler crabs jostling between their burrows; mudskippers - fish that live out of water to sift the sediments, and long-tailed macaques which prize barnacles from the exposed mangrove roots.
Photography MARTIN SAUNDERS
Film editor ANDREW NAYLOR
Producer JEFFERY BOSWALL.
BBC Bristol

This week: Perth

Arthur Negus goes on the road with a team of experts from Britain's leading auction houses. They meet the public informally and discuss the treasured possessions brought along for their assessment. The result is a programme filled with surprises and excitement as people discover the truth about objects that have, sometimes, been gathering dust for years. Introduced by Bruce Parker

BBC Bristol

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

by KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN dramatised in four parts by CONSTANCE cox . Part 1 starring
A dramatisation of this popular American classic. It tells of the adventures that befall Rebecca when she goes to live with her aunts, exchanging the drudgery of an overcrowded home for the luxury of a room of her own. It sounds wonderful. But there is a fly in the ointment - Aunt Miranda.
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer BARRY LETTS
Director RODNEY BENNETT

ROY CASTLE follows the experience of a family who agreed to try to eat more dietary fibre (roughage) for one week. Their normal diet is analysed by DR PHILIP JAMES who also explains why it is important for all of us to eat more dietary fibre.
Production assistant JENNY STEVENS Producer PETER RIDING
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HOWARD SPRING'S best-selling novel Dramatised in eight episodes by JULIAN BOND starring
Michael Williams
Patrick Ryecart , Frank Grimes
Ciaran Madden , Maurice Denham Episode 3
Recovering from the accident in which his wife Nellie was killed, William is visited by Maeve and introduced to her friend Livia Vaynol - a startlingly attractive girl, the opposite to Nellie in every way.
Studio lighting CLIVE Thomas
Studio sound RICHARD PARTRIDGE Designer MICHAEL YOUNG
Produced by KEITR WILLIAMS Directed by PETER cregeen

(MARTIN LUTHER KING)
The highly-acclaimed American dramatisation of the life of Dr Martin Luther King
The first of three programmes starring Paul Winfield as Martin Luther King Jr
Cicely Tyson as Coretta Scott King 1: The early years in the career of the great American Civil Rights leader from the first meeting with his future wife, Coretta, through his involvement with the Montgomery bus strike, to the beginning of the conflict with the all-powerful J. Edgar Hoover.
Paul Winfield 's performance as Dr King is extraordinary ... he fullu embodies the determination, inner strength and dignity of a born leader.
(NEW YORK TIUIS)
Paul Winfield infuses the rote of King with a quiet dignity and stirring eloquence. (NEWSWEEK) Produced by PAUL maslansky Written and directed by ABBY MANN
( Next programme tomorrow at
9.25 pm)
Preview: page 23

with Esther Rantzen
Reporters Paul Heiney , Chris Serie Featuring Oddities of the Week from Cyril Fletcher
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO
Producers HENRY MURRAY , ESTHER RANTZEN Editor PETER CHAFER

with Richard Baker ; Weather

What About the Kids?
'Until there is more child care provision in the day, equal opportunities is a myth.' Working and non-working mothers discuss a problem central to their lives. Series producer HOWARD SMITH
Production SUZANNE DAVIES