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 INDIAN-ARTISTS (UK) group and other Asian painters living and working in this country.
BBC Birmingham

A series of four programmes 2: Talking About Work
At Regent's Park School, Southampton, pupils report back on three weeks' work experience; at Springfield School, Middlesbrough, employers and trades unions come into school to explore ways of making the curriculum relevant to the world of work.
Presented by BRIAN REDHEAD

JIMMY YOUNG'S
Guide to Everyday Maths
The last of ten programmes to brush-up confidence with numbers. Statistics
Join Jim's guests with pencil and paper as he points out what to avoid when faced with statistics, and explains how to calculate and use averages.
With RAY LONNEN, MANDY MORE and PETER AUBREY

A series of 20 programmes
17: High days and holidays
And Goodbye, Summer: Episode 12

A second-stage Italian language series of ten programmes
6: Femminismo - Educazione Presenter
DENIS MACK SMITH

with ROY HUDD and IRENE THOMAS
' Another bride, another June, another sunny honeymoon.'
The joys and difficulties of second marriages. We talk to two couples who married again in retirement; and we ask: what are the Pension Funds doing with your money-are they as profitable as they should be?
Director GILES OAKLEY
Producer BRIGIT BARRY

To Help One Person Grow
RUTH CARDWELL and some members of the Grail Community explore together, in words and music, how to help one person to grow is to help build the world.
Producer STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Manchester

A church is a place of worship and each building has something to say, some story to tell.
Today R. T. BROOKS is at the Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Chipping Norton.
Television presentation by MICHAEL SHOESMITH. BBC Birmingham

The last of ten films about the wildlife of the seashore.
Presented by TONY SOPER The Changing Coastline

Today: The Moonman

Television presentation:
Grand Prix MONACO TELEVISION Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY
Golf DAVID KENNING , RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT
Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS Editor Grandstand HAROLD ANDERSON

This year is the 40th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain, and Biggin Hill Airfield - in the front-line 40 years ago as a fighter station - again stages the International Air Fair with displays from aircraft old and new from many countries. The world-famous Red Arrows have recently re-equipped with their new aircraft, the Hawk. Today they make their first television appearance at a major air display in the new aircraft, demonstrating their incomparable precision flying. Together with them, there will be acrobatic skill of the highest order from other service and civil pilots, parachuting from the RAF Falcons and aeroplanes to stir many memories. Raymond Baxter introduces highlights from this exciting occasion.

Peter Brookes's View: page 82

Part 2

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

by NEIL MUNRO , dramatised in six parts by TOM WRIGHT with 2: Count Victor has come to Scotland to find the mysterious Drimdarroch. En route to Inveraray he is attacked by a group of clansmen and is forced to kill one of them before seeking shelter in Doom.
Fight arranger DEREK WARE
Designers HELEN RAE. BOB SMART Producer PHARIC MACLAREN Directed by PETER MOFFATT BBC Scotland

A Kind of Cuckoo by N. j. CRISP starring
Red-Air is operating again. Preparations for Burton's big deal reach an impasse as Blair sells his cottage to provide his share of Red-Air's purchase.
Series devised by ERIC PAICE. n. j. CRISP Script editor JOHN BRASON Designer STANLEY MORRIS Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director KEN GRIEVE

starring Elizabeth Taylor Paul Newman , Burl Ives
Tennessee Williams's powerful play about the tensions in a dying millionaire's family gets a lively screen performance from Elizabeth Taylor as the 'cat' determined not to jump off the roof, no matter what it costs her.
Big Daddy returns from a medical check-up for a celebration birthday party under the impression that he is a fit man. Festivities are strained however, since half his family know Big Daddy has cancer. When he learns the truth, a crisis develops.
Screenplay by Richard BROOKS and JAMES POE
Director Richard BROOKS. Films- page 19

starring
Touching Story
Child molestation is a difficult subject to talk about. Richard is surprised to learn that his gentle, sensitive wife, Libby, harbours a deep hatred for her parents' best friend until she tells him how the man behaved toward her during her childhood.
Written by LARRY GELBART and GARY MARKOWITZ
Directed by WILL MACKENZIE

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