A See-Saw programme

The woodland is full of life - but you have to look closely.
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Art Asia talks to members of an amateur drama group in East London, the Asian Artistes Association, Leyton, and presents excerpts from two of their productions Baat ek raat ki and Anarkali. Presented and produced by Saleem Shahed

BBC Birmingham

Ten programmes on running your own small business.
Presented by Robert Finigan
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For information send large sae to: Your Own Business, [address removed]

The last in a series of five programmes which aim to help the families of disabled people.
With Tony Northmore
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For information and help on services available to disabled people, write to: Line 81, [address removed]

A practical guide to everyday writing. Today another look at four useful and popular ways for remembering spelling. Presented by Barry Took.
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(Repeated tomorrow on BBC2 at 11.25am)
Adults wanting help with reading, writing or spelling can ring [number removed] or send their name and address to: Write Away, [address removed]

Ten more programmes which aim to help mentally handicapped people to get more out of life.
Presented by Brian Rix

Elementary Home Safety

(Repeated tomorrow on BBC2 at 2.15pm)
Let's Go notes for parents and teachers, from BBC Publications, [address removed]
35mm slide packs £27.60, from MENCAP, [address removed]

Brush up your reading and writing with Brian Redhead

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Book (same title) £1.20, from bookshops
For address see Write Away

A combined television and radio course in 25 parts for beginners in German, with on-the-spot documentary film and recordings.
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(Also on Radio 4 VHF at 4.30pm and on Friday at 11.0pm)
Books 1, 2 and 3, £1.50 each; records 1, 2 and 3, £2.19 each; cassettes 1, 2 and 3, £2.99 each; filmstrips 1, 2 and 3, £3.22 each; tutors' notes, £2.20, from bookshops

Last of ten projects for making furniture at home, presented by David Day and Albert Jackson.
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Book (same title), £7.50, from bookshops

An invitation to worship at home.
People at home, in hospital or wherever television is available, are invited to participate in this service as members of a viewing congregation: to meditate together, to pray for and with each other, and to break bread together.

Old Testament: Genesis 2, vv 18-22
Epistle: Romans 12, vv 9-18
Gospel: John 15, vv 9-15; 16, vv 32-33

If you would like to contribute your thoughts and beliefs, or requests for prayers, please write to: This is the Day, [address removed]

Featuring the news and views, politics and practice of those involved with the land. With Philip Wrixon, Dan Cherrington
BBC Birmingham

Weather for farmers: Michael Fish

Crufts is just one week away, and every dog entered has to be registered at the Kennel Club.

Stanley Dangerfield visits the Club, which organises Crufts, to look at its history and work, and traces the development of certain breeds which now take their place in the world's greatest dog show.

(Next Sunday Stanley visits Crufts)

The European Figure Skating Championships from Innsbruck

Alan Weeks introduces highlights of the week's competitions. Coverage too of yesterday's Ladies Championship in which Britain's competitors were Debbie Cottrill who was placed a very creditable sixth last year and 18-year-old Karen Wood who caused a major upset when she took the British title last December.

The competition to discover the brightest ideas from school laboratories and workshops. Introduced by John Tidmarsh.

The teams in this last heat before the final include competitors from Ulster and the Irish Republic.

Keep the home fires burning - clean: St Fanchea's, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh

The drowned forest mystery: St Columba's College, Dublin

Fit for what?: Convent of the Holy Child, Edgbaston, Birmingham

The judges: Prof Sir George Porter, Royal Institution of Great Britain, Prof Ian Fells, Newcastle, Prof Colin Blakemore, Oxford

The story of two sisters by Jane Austen
Dramatised in seven episodes by Alexander Baron
Starring Irene Richard as Elinor, Tracey Child as Marianne

Marianne cannot understand Elinor's philosophical acceptance of their new way of life at Barton Cottage as her own heart is breaking for their beloved house at Norwood.

(Ceefax sub-titles on page 170)

Marianne cannot understand Elinor's philosophical acceptance of their new lives at Barton Cottage as her own heart is breaking for their beloved house at Norwood.

with Jan Leeming
Weatherman

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore

The intimate appeal of tavernas and small hotels of tiny islands and quaint fishing villages, sums up the success of Greece. But to cater for mass tourism Greece is now opening up new holidays areas. Are these areas being developed along the right lines? John Carter reports from Halkidiki.

Of all 'special interest' holidays, ski-ing has been consistently popular, although these are signs that the number of winter sport enthusiasts has reached its peak. From Verbier in Switzerland, Tom Savage reports on a resort for experienced skiers.

In the studio, the latest news on holiday developments.

(Listeners' holiday queries on the Jimmy Young show, on R2 on Wed at 10.3 am)

Travellers' France and Travellers' Italy, £5.50 each, from bookshops

Starring James Stewart, June Allyson

When a single-engined aircraft crashed somewhere in the English Channel in December 1944, one of the lives lost was that of Glenn Miller, bandleader extraordinary. In this film biography, James Stewart achieves a remarkable likeness to Miller, capturing his modesty and his acutely professional musicianship.

Many of his greatest hits are featured, including 'Moonlight Serenade', 'In the Mood' and 'Little Brown Jug'.

Films: page 15

A comedy series by Carla Lane
Starring Felicity Kendal as Gemma
with Stephen Moore as Danny and Elspet Gray as Mrs Palmer

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 she investigates the more bizarre consumer sagas and real-life problems. Also featuring Cyril Fletcher with your odes and oddities of the week, and Richard Stilgoe and his travelling piano go round Britain in search of things ridiculous and unusual to sing about.

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