A See-Saw programme

Features NAVIEDE, a direct descendant of the last Mughal Emperor of India. He has just one ambition in life - ' To be a big success in the world of pop music '.
Presented and produced by SALEEM SHAHED
Studio director KRISHAN GOULD BBC Birmingham

Ten programmes
1: Needing a Push

Seventeen Years On
The first of five programmes which aim to help the families of disabled people

A practical guide to everyday writing.
Today there's help with filling in forms. Presented by BARRY TOOK

Ten programmes to help mentally-handicapped people. 1: Let's Go and Meet People
(Details tomorrow at 2.15 pm on BBC2)

Brush up your reading
I and writing with BRIAN REDHEAD

A 25-part German course: 12

6: Dining Chair

An invitation to worship at home
People at home are invited to meditate together, to pray for and with each other, and to break bread together.
This morning's theme: Stillness
Old Testament: Ecclesiastes 3. vv 1-4 Epistle: James 2, vv 14-17 Gospel: Luke 10, w 38-42
Preacher SISTER MARTINA, OP
If you would like to contribute your thoughts and beliefs, or requests for prayers, please write to: This is the Day, BBC Television, London W12 8QT

with PHILIP WRIXON and DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers MICHAEL FISH

by SIR WALTER SCOTT , dramatised in nine episodes by ANTHONY STEVEN
7: King Richard is surprised to receive a gift from Saladin, a slave leading the hound Roswal. Outside the king's tent, the murderous Charegite awaits his opportunity.
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH. Script editor
ALISTAIR BELL. Designer JULIAN Williams Producer BARRY LETTS
Directed by RICHARD BRAMALL

with Angela Rippon ; Weatherman

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
The holiday camp - now called a holiday centre - is designed primarily to cater for families, and the uncertainties of the British climate. Has it adapted to changing holiday tastes? Anne Gregg reports from Pontin's at Torbay. The city of Boston is a gateway to the USA and a centre for touring holidays: old colonial history and the autumn tints of New England in this report by John Carter.
In the studio, news on developments that affect your holiday.
Producer CLEM VALLANCE

from Knaresborough
Geoffrey Wheeler visits one of North Yorkshire's historic towns. He talks to Harry Butterfield who, as a telegram boy, delivered call-up papers for the First World War and who, together with other local people, talks about life, faith and favourite hymns, sung tonight in St John the Baptist Parish Church.
Lord, enthroned (St Helen); When all thy mercies (Contemplation); Jesu. lover of my soul (Aberystwyth); When a knight won his spurs (Stowey); Take my life (St Bees); 0 Jesus I have promised (Hatherop Castle); Now the day is over (Eudoxia), Christ is made the sure foundation (Westminster Abbey)
Organist MEG BROWN
Conductor KEITH DENNIS
Film director jim MURRAY Producer STEPHEN WHITTLE
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT BBC Manchester

starring
Cary Grant , Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren 's partnership with Cary Grant in this delightful comedy echoes the romantic interlude in her own life, revealed in her recently-televised autobiography.
When his estranged wife dies, Tom Winston is furious to discover his three children shared out among relations. Hustling them off to his bachelor Washington flat, he soon discovers that being a single parent is no joke. Then young Robert runs away ...
Screenplay by MELVILLE SFTAVELSON and JACK ROSE
Produced by JACK ROSE
Directed by MELVILLE shavelson Films: page 22

by CARLA LANE
The first of a new comedy series starring Felicity Kendal
Stephen Moore,Elspet Gray
Designer TIM GLEESON
Producer GARETH GWENLAN

From the 10,000 letters you send in every week, Esther Rantzen brings you some of the zaniest and funniest. And, with reporters Paul Heiney and Chris Serle , investigates the more bizarre consumer sagas and real-life problems. Also featuring Cyril Fletcher with your odes and oddities of the week, and, out and about, Richard Stilgoe and his travelling piano go round Britain in search of things ridiculous and unusual to sing about.
Director BOB MARSLAND
Produced by HENRY MURRAY and ESTHER RANTZEN Editor RONALD NEIL

Weather

The 200-inch Telescope at Mount
Palomar Patrick Moore visits Mount Palomar in South California to see the great 200-inch telescope, and talks to the scientists who use the largest working telescope in the world.
Director PIETER MORPURGO ProducerPATRICIA WOOD
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