7.15 Problems of Practice

7.40 Spatial Learning and the Hippocampus

8.5 The MP's Surgery

A See-Saw programme
The last of 13 programmes presented by SAM DALE Sportsman's Wedding
An apple bigger than the tree. A cat's eye bigger than the cat. When a part of something is shown larger than the whole it looks funny. In the story sung by GAY SOPER the whole family comes to the ' Sportsman's Wedding '.
Story animation TONY WHITE Directed by MARTIN FISHER
Written and produced by MICHAEL con

A magazine for Asian viewers, including discussions, review of recent news, music and stories from the communities.
Presented and produced by MAHENDRA KAUL
Director KEITH BROOK BBC Birmingham

The last of five programmes Under New Management
Commentary MICHAEL DEAN
Film editor SUE WYATT
Producer ROBERT CLAMP
For free leaflet giving information and details write to: Good for Business, BBC Television, London W12 8QT

Gaelic for Beginners
Twenty programmes for beginners in Scots Gaelic
Presented by MAIREAD ROSS
With SIMON MACKENZIE, CATRIONA MONTGOMERY, CATHERINE ANNE MACPHEE, DONALD SMITH, RHODA MACDONALD, RORY MACDONALD, ANGUS PETER CAMPBELL
Producer NORMAN MCCANDLISH
Book (same title), £4.00, pack of two records £7.48, pack of two cassettes
£7.19, from bookshops

from
Christ Church, Chorleywood, Herts In the first of two services following the theme Life with God, the Vicar, THE REV DAVID SAVILLE , assisted by members of his staff and congregation, reflects on God's ' Welcome to the Family'.
Hymns: Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven (Praise, my soul); Fill your hearts with joy and gladness (Regent Square); Father, hear the prayer we offer (Sussex); Just as I am (Misericordia)
Organist ROGER HARRIS
Television presentation by ELIZABETH GORT

Featuring the news and views, politics and practice of those involved with the land. with PHILIP WRIXON and DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers
MICHAEL FISH

A series of 11 programmes 2: Morning Till Night
IKUO KONDA is a foreman in a large car factory. He joined the company when he left school and he'll have a secure job there until he retires. KATSUJI MIZUUMI works in a small shipyard, but spends much of his free time running the family farm. He has little of the security and few of the benefits of working for a large corporation.
Directed by PETER RAMSDEN
Produced by HOWARD SMITH
Book (same title), £7.50, from bookshops

continues the season of British films from the 40s and 50s. Starring Basil Radford
Bernard Miles Kenneth More
When a workman is sacked by the owner of a Northern engineering company, his fellow workers call a strike. In desperation the boss tells the men to run the factory themselves - an idea they happily accept. Despite some revolutionary equipment and a new-found enthusiasm for their work, problems arise at shop floor and the 'new management' level. Bernard Miles 's film remains one of the liveliest and most honest films of the post-war years, still remarkable for its topicality.
Screenplay by BERNARD MILES and WALTER GREENWOOD
Produced and directed by BERNARD MILES . Films: page 13

Six films of early exploration - introduced from the Royal Geographical Society by Duncan Carse 2: Across Darkest Africa (1924)
A historic record of the first motorised crossing of the African continent by the French Citroen Expedition of 1924. The pith-helmeted explorers, the labouring vehicles, and the country and people of Africa in the 1920s are all vividly captured in this film.
Narrator PIERRE VALMER
A truly epic journey vividly brought to life by the flickering lenses of ancient cameras. (DAILY MAIL) Film editor RICHARD SEEL
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON

Graeme Garden conducts a mystery archaeological tour around some of the greatest and most well-worn jokes of history.
This week's mysterious teams: Newsreaders
Peter Woods , Jan Leeming John Craven and Jackanory Kenneth Williams , June Whitfield Peter Jones
Mystery designer DEBBIE KNIGHT Joke producer IAN OLIVER

with Richard Baker Weatherman

by CATHERINE COOKSON dramatised in five episodes by VALERIE GEORGESON
4: Davy and John Willie have been taken in by the eccentric Miss Peamarsh. But their troubles aren't over yet. Their dog, Snuffy, is suspected of sheep-worrying and could be shot.
Designer MILES LANG
Executive producer ANNA HOME
Director MARILYN FOX
BBC Birmingham

starring Horst Buchholz
Mary Costa , Rossano Brazzi
The timeless melodies of the Strauss family ring through this colourful and spectacular story set against the bustling gaiety of 19th-century Vienna. In spite of his father's refusal to allow his legitimate son a career in music, when the ' Waltz King' dies, his son takes over the baton and embarks on a similarly triumphant career.
Commentary sung by KENNETH MCKELLAR Music by JOHANN STRAUSS SR. JOHANN STRAUSS JR, JOSEF STRAUSS and JACQUES OFFENBACH
Produced and directed by ANDREW L. STONE Films: page 13

From the 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.
Director BOB marsland
Producers HENRY MURRAY , ESTHER RANTZEN Editor RONALD NEIL
Cyril Fletcher 's Oddities, 11.25, from bookshops

Weather

Tragedy in Northern Ireland has seemed an all too familiar news headline since the present strife began. But behind the tragic deaths are the many untold stories of those who survive.
An old news film gives the bare outline of two brothers found shot dead; another unsolved sectarian crime for the police, but a personal and unforgettable nightmare for a mother. In this Everyman film Joan Orr tells her own story, of her hopes and fears during that night in 1972 when her family became news headlines; how subsequently tragedy turned into a kind of hope, and she found the faith to survive with the help of a group of Belfast women who crossed the religious divide to share grief.
Producer PETER GORDON
Everyman editor ANDREW BARR

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