A Squash and a Squeeze

with songs and stories from DANA and THE BROWN BROTHERS
How Sally Trench made up her mind to help homeless people in London, and Wizzy chooses to be a hero for once.
Producer DAVID BROWN
Executive producer STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Manchester

Urdu Poetry Symposium ' Mushaira'. Poets reciting their poems are: ATHAR RAZ, BAKHSH LYALLPURI
IFTIKHAR AZMI , SAHAB QIZILBASH IFTIKHAR ARIF , SAQI FAROOQI Produced and presented by MAHENDRA KAUL
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingltam

The Spirit of the Beehive A Spanish film starring
Victor Erice 's award-winning picture of the fantasy world of children, with an outstanding performance by 8-year-old Ana Torrent.
Spain, 1940. A travelling cinema show brings James Whale's Frankenstein to a remote Castilian village. Two little girls are fascinated by the film and Ana, the younger, decides that she too will create a monster, but by force of will.
Screenplay by FRANCISCO J. QUEREJETA Directed by VICTOR ERICE
(This season is linked with ' Speak for Yourself ', a new series on the use of English as a second language, starting on BBC2 in October)

A World of Difference
A film, made in 1977 by TONY TEW , looking at some of the problems of the Developing World through the eyes of GEORGE HOFFMAN , director of Tear Fund.
Musical contributions by CLIFF RICHARD and GARTH HEWITT
ROSEMARY HARTILL talks to GEORGE HOFFMAN about the varied aspects of his experience and work for Tear Fund.
Producer MICHAEL WOOD

With Philip Wrixon, Dan Cherrington
BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers Jack Scott

Steam on the Move
The success of the canals led to the development of rivals and vanquishers, the railways. The inadequate power of horses led to the use of stationary, then moving, steam engines and to the parallel development of the steam boat.
In the seventh of eight films ANTHONY BURTON visits a stationary steam engine in the Peak District, rides on ' an animated knitting machine', looks for the route of the first successful colliery railway and takes a trip on the oldest working steam boat.
Film editor KEITH WILTON Producer Michael GARROD
Book (same title), 18.95, from bookshops

The Hennessy Cognac Cup
Great Britain and Ireland v Europe from the Old Course, Sunningdale The morning's six singles matches on the final day.

The Hennessy Cognac Cup
Great Britain and Ireland v Europe from the Old Course, Sunningdale Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

by GEORGE ELIOT. Dramatised in eight parts by JAMES ANDREW HALL starring
6: Wakem is now owner of the mill and Tulliver his embittered employee. Tom has told Maggie she must stop seeing Philip Wakem or he will never speak to her again.
Music composed by KENYON EMRYS-ROBERTS Producer BARRY LETTS
Director RONALD WILSON

from Frinton-on-Sea

Gently sloping sands, lush greensward, and sun on sparkling sea remind Nick Page of his childhood holidays when he visits Frinton to meet some local inhabitants and ask them about their faith, their work, and their favourite hymns. Among them is Olive Luff who runs the Bible Depot begun by her father Ernest Luff in 1903 - founder also of local Homes for the Elderly. Choirs and congregations from five of Frinton's Churches gather in the Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene to sing their summer Songs of Praise.

Lord enthroned (St Helen); Praise to the holiest (Chorus Angelorum); 0 for a thousand tongues (Lyngham): All creatures of our God and King (Lasst uns erfreuen); Have faith in God my heart (Carlisle); Great is thy faithfulness (Faithfulness); To God be the glory (To God be the glory); Lift up your hearts (Woodlands)

by Nick McCarty
The third of nine episodes starring Peter Gilmore as James Onedin
with Jessica Benton
'If we don't put that cannon out of the water, they'll blow Cap'n Onedin out of the water!'
Sub-titles on Ceefax page 170

with Magnus Magnusson
Nottingham University is the location for this third Mastermind heat. The four contenders are: Michael Crisp (accountant) Fictional naval heroes
Elizabeth Shaw (schoolteacher) Reign of Elizabeth I of England Jack Smith
(radar systems engineer)
History of radiophysics and radar up to 1945
Ian Stevens (office worker)
The English theatre since 1950
Director ANTONIA CHARLTON Producer BILL WRIGHT
Theme music on Top BBC TV Themes. Vol 2 (record REH 365, cassette ZCR 365), from record shops

starring
In September 1940, Britain awaits the expected German invasion: the defence of the island depends on keeping the small force of RAF fighters in the air to harass the Luftwaffe who outnumber the British planes by five to one.
Screenplay by JAMES KENNAWAY and WILFRED GREATOREX
Produced by HARRY SALTZMAN and S. benjamin FISZ
Directed by GUY HAMILTON. Films: page 20

Weather

In a remote corner of southern Turkey, deep in the Muslim world near the borders of Syria, Iraq and Iran, there is a tiny Christian church whose traditions stretch back almost to the days of the apostles. The Suryani, or ancient Syrians, have one of the oldest and richest liturgies in Christendom, and they still speak a language close to the Aramaic that Jesus spoke.
Ethem Cetintas is a Turkish Muslim film cameraman who became fascinated by the Suryani. This film is his own portrait of the forgotten Christians: a once-thriving church which now seems to be at a crisis point under the pressures of social change. Commentary spoken by PAUL VAUGHAN
Producer ETHEM CETINTAS

The Hennessy Cognac Cup
Great Britain and Ireland v Europe from the Old Course,
Sunningdale. HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of today final 12 singles matches.
Commentators PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK , ALEX HAY and BRUCE CRITCHLEY
Television presentation RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT. Editor DAVID KENNING