A magazine for Asian viewers. Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham

A series of five programmes
1: Archbishop Michael Ramsey School, London
An inner-city comprehensive of 1,100 pupils, aged 13 to 18, with mixed ability throughout the language department.
Producer ROBERT CLAMP
A booklet is obtainable, price 60p, from: [address removed]

A Parents and Children series of 16 programmes.
6: Pregnancy brings changes. This week CLAIRE; WOOLFORD looks at
how people cope with them and how ante-natal classes prepare women for approaching parenthood. CLAIRE RAYNER answers a viewer's letter in her ' problem
page '.

Ten programmes introduced by ERICA WILSON
4: Romanian Stitch
Book (same title), £4.50, from bookshops

Last of ten programmes for trade unionists on Democracy at Work.
The title has been a long-familiar slogan on union banners. But what does it mean for shop stewards now? The film includes evidence of how unions abroad are tackling this question.
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
Book, Democracy at Work, £1.50, from Bookshops or direct from TU Studies, Tillicoultry, Scotland

A series of four training films The Secretary and her Boss featuring JOHN CLEESE , ADRIENNE POSTA , ROSEMARY LEACH in ' Try to See it My Way'-the first of two films showing how to make the office partnership run smoothly and effectively.
Special adviser EVA ROMAN Illustrations by TONY HART Directed by PETER ROBINSON A VIDEO ARTS production

A series of 16 programmes: 15 EDWARD WILSON and DEREK BEN -FIELD in In the Pub
A dramatised sketch in which we see how ' Bob ' copes with a group conversation in the pub.
Producer BRIGlT BARRY

A series of ten programmes with DAVID BLAKE and LINDA REILLY 1: Getting Down to Business
Finance, organisation and flair are vital in setting up a new business, as is knowing what your competitors are doing.
Producer cbris JELLEY

A series linking viewers at home and worshippers in church. In Rosemary Presbyterian Church, Belfast, THE REV JOHN DUNLOP , assisted by members of his congregation, introduces the first in a series of three acts of worship on the theme: Perceptions, Tribal and Christian?
Organist JOHN MERCER
Producer MOORE WASSON
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT BBC Northern Ireland

with PHILIP WRIXON and DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham Farming news on Ceefax pages 168-9
Weather for farmers MICHAEL FISH

Presented by BOB SCHUTZMANN
Controlled Flight Model Aircraft
Fly gliders, helicopters, aerobatic and scale models by radio control. Fly combat and team-racing models by control-line.
Studio director JOHN RICKWORD ProducerPETER RIDING

For busy people: a guide to what's happened and what's been said by whom in Britain's election campaign so far.
Presented by Fred Emery with Robert McKenzie

Badminton Horse Trials
The third and final phase of this famous three-day event which has attracted riders from around the world. Survivors from yesterday's gruelling cross-country, having passed a searching veterinary examination this morning, are now required to prove their suppleness and obedience in the show jumping arena.
The winner receives the Whitbread Trophy from the hands of Her Majesty The Queen.
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and MICHAEL TUCKER Introduced by RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
International Swimming Great Britain v USSR from Coventry
Having won four gold medals in last year's World Championships, the Russians are now a real force to be reckoned with in world swimming. Britain's best swimmers, including those who have returned from the USA, will find the competition really hard. Commentators ALAN WEEKS
HAMILTON BLAND
(Organised by the ASA in association with Rollei)
Badminton producers
FRED VINER and JOHN SHREWSBURY
Swimming producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

The fourth of a six-part series of zoological exploration.
Introduced by Jeffery Boswall

For generations, 30,000 open-billed storks have nested in the trees around the temple (or Wat) at Phai Lom. The area is a sanctuary for both Buddhist monks and the birds. All the storks' extraordinary behaviour is seen in close-up - their displays, nesting activities, parental care and feeding techniques. They feed only on apple snails and have evolved a special 'open' bill to help them.
Visiting tourists are fascinated by the storks - and, by buying souvenirs from the monks, enable more land to be acquired for both monk and stork.
BBC Bristol

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

by KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN
The last of four parts dramatised by CONSTANCE COX starring and Unknown to Rebecca, her aunts have suffered a financial setback. But they have decided that no matter what the cost in hardship to themselves, Rebecca must complete her education.
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer BARRY LETTS
Director RODNEY BENNETT

from Crail, Scotland
A lobster fisherman, a coastguard and a lady who rescues sea-birds are seen at their work and are among those who choose their favourite hymns tonight.
GEOFFREY WHEELER visits the Fife coast to talk to the people of Crail, who meet in the kirk overlooking the Firth of Forth. God is our refuge (Stroudwater); This joyful Eastertide (Vruechtem; Eternal Father (Melita); The old rugged cross (Old rugged cross'; The Lord's my Shepherd (Amazing grace); 0 perfect love (O perfect love): 0 Jesus, I have promised (Day of rest); Heavenly Father, thou has .brought us (Bethany); Rejoice the Lord is King (Darwell). Conductor JUNE THOMPSON Organist RICHARD GALLOWAY Film director ELIZABETH GORT
Producer RALPH SMITH
Series producer ANDREW BARR BBC Scotland

HOWARD SPRING'S best-selling novel dramatised in eight episodes by JULIAN BOND starring
Michael Williams , Patrick Ryecart Frank Grimes , Ciaran Madden Episode 6
Maeve becomes the ' toast' of wartime London with Livia's hit song, ' When it's With You it's Wonderful' - a sentiment ironically believed by every man in the audience except William.
Incidental music by KKNYON EMRYS ROBERTS
Costume designer JUANITA WATERSON Designer CYNTHIA KLJUCO
Produced by KEITH Williams Directed by PETER CREGEEN

starring
Alan Arkin , Richard Jordan
Donald Pleasence , Shirley Knight On 23 November 1970 a Lithuanian sailor named Simas Kudirka leaped from a Russian factory ship on to the deck of a US Coastguard cutter, in search of political asylum. Many Americans were outraged when this was refused.
Written by BRUCE FELDMAN
Produced by Richard BRICGS
Directed by DAVID LOWELL RICH. Films: p 21 (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

Weather

The Paperback Programme Introduced by Ronald Harwood
Books of the Week chosen by Elizabeth Jane Howard , novelist Professor Alan Gemmell broadcaster and former forensic biologist and Paul Darrow , actor
With them in the studio to discuss the art of crime writing will be Authors of the Week
P. D. James , ' The New Queen of Crime ', with her latest detective novel, Death of An Expert Witness and William Mcllvanney , with his thriller Laidlaw which The Scots-man called the best crime story of the year '.
Quiz of the Week set by David Daiches on ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
Studio director KEITH CHEETHAM Producer JULIA MATHESON

Five programmes about investigative journalism on television. Introduced by CHRIS DUNKLEV
2: The Right to Know
The press has always ' lived by disclosure' and proclaimed the public's ' Right to Know'. But in the public medium of television disclosing unwelcome facts can be more difficult. With
RAY FITZWALTER
TOM MANGOLD
GUS MACDONALD
JEREMY WALLINGTON
Film editor MIKE PAVETT Producer BERNARD ADAMS Director GILES OAKLEY