by PETER FIRMIN and OLIVER POSTGATE , with music by SANDRA KERR and JOHN FAULKNER

Focus on Asian arts and artists in multi-racial Britain. Interviews with members of the TARA ARTS GROUP, London, who are aiming to put forward the Asian point of view through the medium of drama and stage shows, like their latest production Yes Memsahib.
Studio director KRISHAN GOULD Producer SALEEM SHAHED BBC Birmingham

A series of 20programmes 12: Introducing the past.
Also Goodbye, Summer: Episode 7 Olga goes home to the country and finds problems waiting for her ...

Aspects of Mental Handicap
A series of six short films for parents and those professionally concerned with mental handicap, developed with additional material from the documentary first shown in September 1978.
2: Long Stay Hospitals
Written and produced by CORDON CROTON

JIMMY YOUNG'S
Guide to Everyday Maths
Ten programmes to brush-up your confidence with numbers. 4: More About Decimals
Join Jimmy Young 's guests DAVID BELLAMY , HILARY PRITCHARD and NORMAN BOWLER , as he explains how to multiply and divide decimals and how to use a calculator. With RAY LONNEN and MANDY MORE
Sketches written by CHRIS MILLER
Production ANNA JACKSON , CHRIS JELLEY

Sung Eucharist for Easter Day from Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire.
Celebrant: The Provost, The Very Rev Murray Irvine
Preacher: The Bishop of Southwell, The Rt Rev Denis Wakeling
The service is sung to the setting by Darke in F.
Introit: This joyful Eastertide (Wood)
Hymns: Christ the Lord is risen again! (Wurtemburg); Jesus Christ is risen today (Easter Hymn); Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (St John Damascene); Love's redeeming work is done (Sarannah)
Epistle: 1 Corinthians 15, vv 12-20
Gospel: John 20, vv 1-10
Rector Chori and organist Kenneth Beard
Assistant organist Peter Wood

(BBC Birmingham)
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Pope John Paul II gives his Easter Blessing to the city and the world. FR CRISPIAN HOLLIS describes the scene in the Square before St Peter's in Rome.
Presented by the ITALIAN TELEVISION SERVICE

with ROY HUDD and IRENE THOMAS
This week we analyse the Budget from the pensioner's point of view, and CHRISTOPHER JONES interviews Under-Secretary of State, Department of the Environment HECTOR MONRO.
Director GILES OAKLET Producer BRIGIT BARRY

Ten films about the wildlife of the seashore, presented by TONY soper. 4: Between the Tides
Animals that live between high and low tides are alternately covered by water, then dried out by the sun. How do they cope? Barnacles cover themselves with limey plates, limpets stick to rocks and periwinkles have a trap-door on their shells. And one of them is on the way to becoming a land animal.
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD Director JUDY BROOKS

Superstar Bugs Bunny, too busy to play the part himself, auditions a host of his celebrated friends for the role of Easter Bunny. A determined Daffy Duck refuses to accept he is nobody's choice!
Executive producer HAL GEER. Preview: P 27

presents its Star Awards 1980
Noel Edmonds hosts a star-studded show together with John Craven Maggie Philbin and Keith Chegwin Who's going to win the nine famous Eric trophies?
Who's Britain's favourite TV star and which is the most popular Children's Programme?
Who's the funniest man and who's the funniest lady? Which is the Top Pop Group and who is the Top Pop Singer?
Who's everybody's favourite expert? And who'll get the Erics for Top Sportsman and woman?
Join the stars, swappers and celebrities at the presentation ceremony and find out if your favourites are winners!
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON
Lighting RON BRISTOW. Sound MIKE GILES Designer BRUCE MACADIE Producer Crispin EVANS
Executive producer ROSEMARY GILL

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

This week: Maidstone
In this series Arthur Negus is joined by Angela Rippon and they go on the road with a team of Britain's leading experts. They meet the public informally and discuss treasured possessions brought along for their assessment.
Director JOHN RICKWORD
Producer ROBIN DRAKE. BBC Bristol

Introduced by Geoffrey Wheeler from Glastonbury, Somerset
Long before the dawn of Christianity, Glastonbury had great spiritual significance. Pagan worshippers believed that the famous tor, which can be seen for miles around, was an entrance to a mysterious otherworld. News of Christianity came very early to Glastonbury - some say brought by Joseph of Arimathea - and it became the first British base of organised Christianity, centred on a simple wattle and clay church. Glastonbury continued to capture people's imagination, and by the sixth century it had a monastery with a perpetual choir - relays of choristers who filled it with song both day and night. Local people continue these long traditions today as they meet in St John's church to sing their
Easter Songs of Praise.
Jesus Christ is risen today (Easter Hymn); And did those feet (Jerusalem); In heavenly love abiding (Pen-Ian); Praise, my soul, the King of heaven; The strife is o'er (Victory); Jesus is Lord (Alleluia No 1); Jesus lives! (St Albinus); Thine be the glory (Maccabacus)
Organist robin WALKER Conductor
JOHN LOVERIDGE Film director RALPH ROLLS
Producers PETER FIRTH. CHRISTOPHER MANN Series producer RAYMOND SHORT (Repeated: Tuesday at 3.15 pm)

with Richard Baker ; Weather

An Everyman special
After the bombs had fallen Coventry was rebuilt as a model city community based on civic wealth and personal reconciliation. People from all over the world came to claim a share of the city's industrial riches - and now a Coventry kid is as likely to be a Moslem or a Geordie.
The wealth is no longer there but the will to co-operate still lingers. This film is about Coventrians, their city and their beliefs, and at the time of the most fundamental Christian festival they look forward to their children's spring awakening in Coventry.
Film cameraman EUCENE CARR Film recordist GEORGE CASSEDY Film editor RICHARD BRUNSKILL Research assistant PRTER DALE Producer PETER GORDON
Series editor ANDREW BARR

A series of 15 films
14: Echoes of the Wind
The Japanese try to achieve beauty in simplicity. The art of landscape gardening is to create a natural harmony. Space is a vital element in painting, and silence in music. The Kabuki Theatre is a highly-stylised display of controlled emotion. All contain Ma, the pause that gives you time to imagine.
Photography colin. MUNN Film editor LARRY TOFT
Directed by LIBBY HALLIDAY Produced by HOWARD SMITH