7.15 Brighton Marina

7.40 Le Corbusier: Villa Savoye

A See-Saw programme Presented by SAM DALE
Wheels and Wires. Story sung by DEREK GRIFFITHS

Tariq Yunus , who has appeared in many plays on British television and stage, and in English films as well, talks about the opportunities and drawbacks for an Asian actor living and working in Britain today.
Studio director KEITH BROOK Producer SALEEM SHARED BBC Birmingham

The last of five programmes which look at a number of language departments that are having some success in their own terms.
Pimlico School, London
Producer ROBERT CLAMP

A series of five programmes 4: Take a Deep Breath ...
Commentary MICHAEL DEAN
Producer ROBERT CLAMP
Director J. PETER KINKEAD

The last of four programmes Insiders and Outsiders
BRIAN REDHEAD looks at the roles of teachers and careers service.
Researcher MIKE HUTCHINSON Producer IAN WOOLF

Gaelic for Beginners. Twenty programmes for beginners in Scots Gaelic. Presented by MAIREAD ROSS 10: Bliadhna Mhath Ur
With SIMON MACKENZIE , CATRIONA MONTGOMERY, CATHERINE ANNE MAC -PHEE, DONALD SMITH , RHODA MAC DONALD, RORY MACDONALD , ANGUS PETER CAMPBELL
Producer NORMAN MCCANDLISH

The last in a third series of ten programmes presented by Delia Smith
(First shown on BBC2)
Daily recipe on Ceefax pagqe 157 COOKERY COURSE: 3 - page 73

MARY KENNY guides us along the path of reconciliation towards the love at the heart of all things, and our meditation and prayers are led by R. T. BROOKS.
Director CHRISTOPHER MANN
Producer PETER FIRTH. Series producer STEPHEN WHITTLE. BBC Bristol

A series of 11 programmes
1: The Chrysanthemum People
Most people think of Japan as an urban, industrial country, whose economic success has made her one of the richest nations in the world. In many important ways, however, life in Japan is still an extension of life in a Japanese village - villages like Kurotsuchi, a prosperous farming community which still retains characteristics of traditional Japanese society.
Directed by PETER RAMSDEN
Produced by HOWARD SMITH

continues the season of British films from the 40s and 50s. Starring Bonar Colleano , Susan Shaw
Brilliantly used London locations give this thriller about a robbery which leads to murder an added excitement and authenticity. In addition to the central story of a small-time customs dodger who gets involved in bigger crime, the film tackles the theme of racial intolerance. Romance, a daring robbery and a portrait of post-war London are all interwoven with the racial theme which proved way ahead of its time.
Screenplay by JACK WHITTINGHAM and JOHN ELDRIDGE Produced by MICHAEL BALCON Directed by BASIL DEARDEN
. Films: page 10

Six films of early exploration-introduced from the Royal Geographical Society by Duncan Carse 1: South with Shackleton (1914)
An amazing film of one of the greatest survival stories of all time - Sir Ernest Shackleton 's voyage to the Antarctic in 1914. Narrator MICHAEL KILGARRIFF
Assistant producer DAWN A. SWERLING Producer RICHARD ROBINSON

The only game show that's an anagram of ten large lunch rats.
Graeme Garden referees a battle of ingenuity and invention between Tomorrow's World: Michael Rodd Judith Hann. Kieran Prendiville and Blue Peter: Simon Groom Sarah Greene , Peter Duncan
Designer DEBBIE KNIGHT Producer IAN OLIVER

with John Humphrys ; Weatherman

by CATHERINE COOKSON dramatised in five episodes by VALERIE GEORGESON
3: Davy, John Willie and Snuffy are living secretly in the summer-house in Miss Peamarsh's garden. But when John Willie becomes ill and Miss Peamarsh discovers their hideout, events move very quickly.
Executive producer ANNA HOME Director MARILYN FOX
BBC Birmingham

The third of seven programmes with Thora Hird
The short film Thora includes this week is of a beautiful chapel on Orkney, built by Italian prisoners-of-war out of two Nissen huts. Viewers' favourite hymns come from all over the United Kingdom, including one sung with sign language for the deaf in The John Ross Memorial Church in Glasgow.
Thine be the glory (Maccabaeus): I need thee every hour; Blessed assurance. Jesus is mine; Where have all the flowers gone?; Stand up: Stand up for Jesus (New York); Christ is made the sure foundation (Westminster Abbey); 0 valiant hearts (Supreme Sacrifice); To God be the glory; In heavenly love abiding (Penlan): Immortal, invisible, God only wise (St Demo)
Director MICHAEL WOOD
Producer ELIZABETH GORT

starring
Natalie Wood
Christopher Plummer Robert Redford
Living in a run-down neighbourhood of pre-war Hollywood, 15-year-old Daisy Clover dreams of becoming a singer. Then the miracle happens and producer Raymond Swan launches her on a film career. Daisy becomes an instant success but her new life is not at all what she hoped for-until she meets screen idol Wade Lewis. ...
Screenplay by GAVIN LAMBERT based on his novel
Produced by ALAN J. PAKULA
Directed by ROBERT MULLIGAN Films: page 10

Weather

From the letters you send every week Esther Rantzen brings you some of the zaniest and funniest.
Paul Heiney and Chris Serle investigate the more bizarre consumer sagas and real-life problems, Cyril Fletcher with odes and oddities of the week and Richard Stilgoe and his travelling piano.
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producers HENRY MURRAY. ESTHER RANTZEN Editor RONALD NEIL
Cyril Fletcher 's Oddities, 11.25, from bookshops

The Auca Indians in Ecuador were once regarded as the most ferocious Amazon tribe. Twenty-five years ago, five American missionaries embarked on an attempt to convert the tribe. They were speared to death. But two years later two missionary women succeeded in reaching the tribe and today most are Christians. This Everyman report, filmed in some of the most remote parts of the Amazon jungle, examines the impact the missionaries have had on the tribe. Has Christianity helped them-or does it threaten their identity?
Producer DAVID M. THOMPSON
Everyman editor WILLIAM NICHOLSON

Presented by John Morgan
Who decides what you read in the newspapers or see on television? How - and why - are these decisions made? What are the real stories behind the news headlines? Each week The Editors questions the people responsible-the men and women who choose the stories you read, hear and see.
Researcher MALCOLM BRINKWORTH Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer JEREMY BENNETT

Bombardment from Space
What are the chances of the Earth being hit by an asteroid - another and much smaller world orbiting the Sun? Just over 40 years ago the Earth was nearly in collision with an asteroid called Hermes. Statistically the danger of a collision is slight, but by no means nil. In America the NASA authorities have announced plans for destroying any approaching asteroid with a nuclear missile. Can we predict the possibility of a collision? In this programme Patrick Moore discusses the whole question of asteroid collisions with Dr David Hughes of Sheffield University.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO