Focus on Asian self-help community projects. The Community Print and Bookshop and SCOPE set up by the National Association of Asian Youth in Southall.
Studio director KRISHAN GOULD
Producer SALEEM SHAHED. BBC Birmingham

A series of 16 programmes
EDWARD WILSON and DEREK BENFIELD 15: In the Pub
In the fourth of the dramatised sketches we see how Bob copes with a group conversation in the pub.

Aspects of Mental Handicap
A series of six short films for parents and those professionally concerned with mental handicap. 4: Education and Training
Written and produced by GORDON CROTON

JIMMY YOUNG'S
Guide to Everyday Maths
Ten programmes to brush-up your confidence with numbers. 6: Percentages

A series of 20 programmes
14: More travel in the Soviet Union. And Goodbye, Summer: Episode 9

A second-stage Italian language series: ten programmes looking at Italy today.
2: Il Mezzogiorno. The great divide between North and South.
Presented by DENIS MACK SMiTH

with Roy Hudd and Irene Thomas

Portrait of a great gardener - Roy talks about the paintings on view in Oxford of John Tradescant of Tradescantia fame, and Irene describes the activities of two re-remarkable self-help groups in Sheffield and Bristol.

Where Jesus leads ...
JOHN VINCENT , a Methodist minister working in the inner city of Sheffield, leads an act of worship in the studio which explores what following Jesus means today. With him are a group of his colleagues and friends from the Urban Theology Unit and a local West Indian singing group, SWEET UNITY.
Director GEORGE GREEN
Producer STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Manchester

A church is a place of worship, even when there is no congregation present. Each building has something to say, some story to tell. In the first programme of this new series, R. T. BROOKS is at
St John's Church, Glastonbury
Television presentation by RAYMOND SHORT

Ten films about the wildlife of the seashore, presented by TONY SOPER. 6: Muddy Waters
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD

Introduced by Frank Bough featuring
International
Motor Racing from Silverstone
The Marlboro International Trophy Round three of the Aurora AFX British Formula One Championship over 35 laps of the fastest circuit in Britain.
In addition to the normal Formula One and Formula Two cars entered are some of last year's winning Grand Prix cars without their controversial ground effect skirts. Commentators MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
International Swimming from the Derby Baths, Blackpool The Mazda Cars International Great Britain v Sweden
Sweden, who are spending three weeks in Blackpool as part of their Olympic preparation, bring with them the man who is currently the fastest butterfly swimmer over 100m in the world, PER ARVIDSSON. For Britain, hopes are high for MARGARET KELLY , DUNCAN GOODHEW and SHARRON DAVIES. Commentators ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND
Badminton Horse Trials
The final phase of the most de- - manding three-day event in the world So far the top riders from nine countries have tested their horses in the dressage arena, over the 22 miles of roads and tracks, the steeplechase course and the 34 cross-country fences. The winner of this afternoon's final examination in the show jumping arena will have proved himself to have the qualities of a true champion. Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and MICHAEL TUCKER
Television presentation:
Motor Racing RICHARD TILLING
Swimming JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Horse Trials FRED VINER , JOHN SHREWSBURY Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS Editor Grandstand HAROLD ANDERSON

This week: Stoke-on-Trent
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 ROY CHAPMAN
Producer ROBIN DRAKE. BBC Bristol

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

by PAMELA BROWN , starring
THE BLUE DOOR THEATRE COMPANY
Dramatised in four episodes by JULIA JONES
2: The children have converted the old chapel into a splendid theatre. In doing so, they have stirred up jealousy in the breast of Mrs Potter-Smith of the Ladies' Institute. While rehearsing for the opening concert, Vicey has sprained her ankle.
Music by PAUL READE
Choreography by GERALDINE STEPHENSON Costume designer CHRISTIAN DYALL Script editor ALASTAIR BELL Designer MARTIN COLLINS Producer BARRY LETTS
Directed by JOAN CRAFT

from Fareham, Hampshire
The hymns this week are sung in St Peter and St Paul 's parish church, Fareham in Hampshire
. Jeremy Carrad talks to local Christians about their favourite hymns and life in and around Fareham Creek.
He who would valiant be (Monk's Cate); Let all the world (Universal Praise); Fill thou my life (St Fulbert); How sweet the name of Jesus (St peter); All my hope on God is founded (Michael); A mighty fortress (Ein Feste Burg); 0 Lord my God! (How great thou art!); Saviour, again to thy dear name (Ellers)
Organist NIGEL SMITH Conductor BRIAN HALL
Film director ELIZABETH GORT Producer JOHN BOBSON
Series producer ANDREW BARR

The Final
Tonight the outright winner of the competition is chosen.
Four musicians, the cream of the young
British soloists who entered this competition, have fought their way to the final round. They have already won substantial prizes. Now they are competing for the title of Young Musician of the Year, an additional award and a trophy.
A pianist, a string player, a woodwind player and a brass player will each play a concerto with the BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by Bryden Thomson Specialist judges:
Evelyn Barbirolli , Philip Jones
Julian Lloyd Webber , Tamas Vasary General judges:
David Ellis , Alun Hoddinott John Manduell (chairman)
Introduced by Humphrey Burton wim jane uiover Designer
PETER MAVIUS
Lighting GEORGE NORTON Sound ROY BRADSHAW
Production ROY TIPPING RODNEY GREENBERG
Executive producer WALTER TODDS

Starring Ali MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal
This tragic story of young love became one of the most successful films ever made. The idyllic romance between Oliver and Jenny soon matures into an enduring love despite their different backgrounds. When Oliver graduates from law school with distinction, their future seems even rosier. But even true love is no guarantee of happiness...
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Weather

At the heart of the events which make news lie deeper concerns: the principles on which decisions are based, the effective values and beliefs which are shaping society. In this week's filmed report Peter France considers, with those most directly concerned, the strengths and weaknesses of the values behind this week's headlines.
Film editor MICHAEL ALOOF Producers
DAVID M. THOMPSON , COLIN CAMERON

A series of five programmes 1: A Very Commercial Story
Early in 1979, JENNY LEwis and her team in the dress department at Marks and Spencer began work on the summer dresses now in the stores. The sales target was £38-million: four million dresses. But, as the team moved into final decisions on colour, price and style, the economy turned down. Faced with increasingly pessimistic retail forecasts, the ability of the dress team to respond and respond quickly was tested.
Film editor SUE WYATT Producer ROBERT CLAMP