A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, review of recent news, music and stories from the communities.
Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOKRAMPAL. BBC Birmingham

A series of five programmes
2: Teaching -α 'Real' Job? part 2 DAVID HARGREAVES ' suggestion that teaching should be ' de-professionalised ' is discussed by teachers' union leader TERRY CASEY , and by a teacher, SARAH DAVIES.

The last of five films about Spain, with interviews in Spanish. Soria and Antonio Machado
Book (some title), £2.50,from bookshops

The last of ten programmes in which ERICA WILSON introduces a variety of design ideas in simple stitches.
Today: Crewel Point
Book (same title), 14.50, from bookshops

A series of ten programmes with DAVID BLAKE and LINDA REILLY 7 : The Planning Business
Should Tesco's be allowed to build a superstore at Burseldon Towers just outside Southampton? Local opponents and planning officials argue the case with Tesco's Managing Director IAN MACLAURIN.

JIMMY YOUNG's Guide to Everday Maths. A series of ten programmes to help you brush up your confidence with numbers. 3: Decimals
We meet decimals all the time-shopping, measuring and at work - but coping with them needn't be difficult. Join DAVID BELLAMY , HILARY PRITCHARD and NORMAN BOWLER with pencil and paper as Jimmy Young explains all about decimals, and how to add and subtract them.
In the sketch RAY LONNEN and PETER AUBREY
Sketch by CHRIS MILLER
Production ANNA JACKSON ,CHRIS JELLEY
Book (same title), £2.50,from bookshops For information about local classes in Basic Maths, ring: [number removed](England); [number removed](Scotland); [number removed](Wales); [number removed](N Ireland) on Mondays to Fridays between 9.30-5.30.

Eight programmes for child-minders.
5: Safe as Houses. A quiz about some of the common home accidents and how to prevent them.
Presented by BRIAN REDHEAD

(For details see Tuesday, 10.30am BBC2)

continues the season of films featuring the legendary Bing Crosby This week with Joan Caulfield , Barry Fitzgerald
In this sentimental musical comedy, Bing plays a country doctor at odds with Dr McRory, who has been looking after the health of a small New England community for 35 years. But gradually the new arrival wins the hearts and respect of the local community. The music is by Johnny Burke and James Van Heusen and includes ' Country Style ', one of the crooner's greatest successes.
Screenplay by ARTHUR SHEEKMAN from a story by FRANK BUTLER Directed by ELLIOTT NUGENT
. Films: page 19

The Lady and the Mountain Lion

Hare Devil Hare

Roy Castle continues his search for young people with outstanding talent. In the programmes they meet experts in their particular field, whether it's music or magic, crosswords or cricket, dancing or dendrochronology. This week's special guest experts are Paddy Hopkirk (driving)
Patrick Moore (astronomy)
Music adviser JOHNNY PEARSON Designer PHILIP LINDLEY Producer ALAN RUSSELL

with Richard Whitmore

Weatherman

by ALISON UTTLEY : dramatised in five parts by DIANA DE VERE COLE 2: The Kitchen
Penelope causes a sensation when, with her modern clothes and short hair, she steps back in time to meet the Babington family in the days of Mary Queen of Scots.
Executive producer ANNA HOME
Director DOROTHEA BROOKING

for the European Assembly by the Liberal Party
(Also on BBC2 at 11.5 pm)

starring Barry Foster with Wendy Gifford , Jan Harvey and Frank Middlemass
Guest star Barrie Cookson A serial in ten parts 4: Quick as You Can by RAY JENKINS
' I don't want any job. I want to be stretched. I have the right to be choosy. That's what I call the reality of my position and my talent.'
Series created by W. I. CRISP
Music composed by FRANCIS SHAW
Costume designer AL BARNETT
Make-up artist GILLIAN HUGHES
Designer MYLES LANG
Producer PRUDENCE FITZGERALD
Director PHILIP DUDLEY

Starring Warren Beatty, Susannah York
with Clive Revill , Eric Porter

Handsome and rich, Barney Lincoln is a hard-working young man. Some people might call him a gambler - but they have no idea of the preparations Barney makes to ensure that he wins. Inspector McGinnis would dearly like to know Barney's secret and the wily inspector has a few cards up his own sleeve...
Written by ROBERT and JANE-HOWARD CARRINGTON Produced by ELLIOTT KASTNER
Directed by JACK SMIGHT. Films: page It

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 Richard Whitmore Weather

The issues behind this week's headlines.
At the heart of the events that make the news lie deeper concerns: the principles on which decisions are based, the effective values and beliefs which are forming our society today.
Peter France asks the people in the news the questions that will outlast the news.
Producer COLIN CAMERON Editor WILLIAM NICHOLSON

The Paperback Programme Introduced by Ronald Harwood
Authors of the Week
Theodora Fitzgibbon with A Taste of Yorkshire, described as ' a feast of good food and nostalgic photographs '.
V. S. Naipaul with India: a Wounded Civilisation, an evocation of the feelings aroused in Mm by successive visits to the country his family left 100 years ago.
Books of the Week chosen by Lady Antonia Fraser , writer
Peter Porter , poet and journalist
Harold Evans , Editor of the Sunday Times.
Quiz of the Week set by Ronald Harwood
On WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
StudiodirectorKEITH CHEETHAM
Producer JULIA MATHESON ;