A See-Saw programme

With Alison Christie-Murray, John Dryden, Jill Shakespeare and Glen Stuart

In the Footsteps of St Paul J.D. visits Athens and Corinth, and sees where Paul began to write his famous letters. Ali tells the story of the Salvation Army, and Supermouse meets Blunder-woman!

BBC Manchester

Football Association Coaching: Tactics, Skills
2: Shooting (1)
Coaches R. ROBSON , G. HURST
T. VENABLES , C. HUGHES
Players K. KEEGAN , T. BROOKING R. WILKINS , P. SHILTON
L. BLISSETT
Supporting action showing the close relationship between coaching, practice and performance.

This week features the Punjabi Poetry Symposium Kavi Darbar '. Poets reciting their poems are SHARIF KUNJAHI. S. S. MISHA , AMITOJ, NIRANJAN SINGH NOOK Presented and produced by MAHENDRA KAUL
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingham

Entertaining
Friends from a Different Culture
Have you ever wondered what to expect when invited to someone's home for the first time?
(Shownon BBC2 last Friday; repeated on BBC2 11.25 am Tuesday)

Pictures of the festival through 80 years of English life
In 1900, Lady Delia Peel, then 11, celebrated the first Christmas of the new century at Althorp House in Northamptonshire. In 1979 her great grand-niece Anne Peel, now 9, celebrated Christmas at Barton Hall, Norfolk. Between the two events lie nearly 80 Christmases: Christmas in a country house and a council house, in the trenches and in a pub, in peace and war. This film shows how the family festival of English life has changed, and how it has remained the same, reflecting change and continuity in England itself.
(First shown in the Everyman series)

from St Columba's Church of Scotland, Pont Street, London, SW1
This is silver jubilee year for the church where Scots people visiting London can always be sure of a warm welcome. THE REV DR FRASER MCLUSKEY preaches today on the meaning of Christmas, and the Sunday School children bring their gifts to the tree.
Hymns: Hark the glad sound! (Bristol); It came upon the midnight clear (Noel); O send thy light forth and thy truth (Martyrs): Songs of praise (Monkland); Anthem: Sleepers wake! A voice is calling (Mendelssohn)
Assistant Ministers THE REV ALEXANDER CAIRNS and THE REV ANDREW WILSON Organist DUNCAN JOHNSTON
Television presentation by ELIZABETH gout

with PHILIP WRIXON and DAK CHERRINGTON
Producer john KENYON. BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers jim BACON

The favourite film starring
Judy Garland with Frank Morgan Ray Bolger , Bert Lahr , Jack Haley Follow the yellow brick road to the wonderful world of Oz. There you'll join the Tin Man, the vulnerable Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion and the enchanting Dorothy.
Screenplay by NOEL LANGLEY
FLORENCE RYERSON and EDGAR ALLEN WOOLF Based on the bonk by FRANK L. BAUM
Songs by E. Y. HARBURG and HAROLD ARLEN Produced bv MERVYN LE ROY
Director victor FLEMING. Films: page 116 (Colour, with black and white sequences)

by SIR WALTER SCOTT dramatised in nine episodes by ANTHONY STEVEN starring and 4: While waiting for the Talisman's elixir to cure King Richard, El Hakim reveals to Kenneth that the other princes have offered Saladin a Christian bride of royal blood. Could it be Edith?
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH. Script editor
ALISTAIR BELL. Designer JULIAN WILLIAMS Producer BARRY LETTS
Directed by RICHARD BRAMALL

with John Edmunds ; Weatherman

appeals on behalf of The Parkinson's Disease Society of the United Kingdom
The Society gives advice to sufferers and is currently enlarging its research programme. Donationss, by crossed po or cheque, to: Sir John Betjeman , The Parkinson's Disease Society, [address removed]

Family carols for choir and audience. Selections from this year's programme in the Royal Albert Hall , London.
The Bach Choir, with the PHILIP JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE and the KNELLER HALL TRUMPETERS (by kind permission of the Commandant)
Conductor Sir David Willcocks
Organist JOHN SCOTT. Percussion
DAVID CORKHILL , JAMES BLADES
Introduced by GEOFFREY WHEELER
Each Christmas for well over 30 years, THE BACH CHOIR has sung a mixture of traditional carols and new ones, with a packed family audience in the Royal Albert Hall. After the interval SIR DAVID WILL COCKS invites the children to join him on stage for carols and a quiz.
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT

Further adventures from the stories by James Herriot in this feature film starring
John Alderton as James Herriot
Colin Blakely as Siegfried Farnon It is 1938 and the threat of war is looming. Recently married, James and Helen Herriot are living in the cramped attic quarters of Skeldale House, belonging to James' senior partner Siegfried Farnon. The offer of a more comfortable and lucrative job in an urban practice appears quite tempting.
Screenplay by ALAN PLATER
Produced by MARGARET MATHESON
Directed by ERIC TILL . Films: page 116 (First showing on British television)

The last in the series starring Trevor Eve in The Dangerous Game by CHRIS BOUCHER , with Michael Medwin , Doran Godwin and Liz Crowther , and featuring Michael Elphick as Pete Johnson
When Santa gets his toys off the back of a lorry Eddie's Christmas becomes less than merry ...
Theme music composed by GEORGE FENTON Film recordist BILL CHESNEAU . Film editor JON GREGORY. Designer HUMPHREY JAEGER Photography KEN WESTBURY
Producer ROBERT BANKS STEWART Directed by BEN BOLT

Weather

A Long Way from Home
' Just give a cup of water to one; and when you've helped one, move on to another.' Barbara Walker struggles under difficult conditions to keep alive the 67,000 refugees in Las Dureh camp, Northern Somalia. She is one of the vast army of missionaries who, at the season when families and loved-ones are reunited, endure separation from personal roots in their battle for a better world.
Colin Morris , who went to Zambia 25 years ago, travels back to the mission fields of Africa on a journey that leads from a pioneer station in the Turkana desert to a London suburb, and gives a vision of how ' the call' will be answered in the future.
Film cameraman JIM PEIRSON Film editor Richard BRUNSKILL Researcher ANGELA KAYE
Producer CHRISTIAN FORSSANDER Everyman editor ANDREW BARR