7.15 Sheep Production

7.40 The London Underground

8.5 Viewing with Electrons

A See-Saw programme
Mr Strong and Mr Happy
Told by ARTHUR LOWE

Sab Ras
Urdu, Punjabi, Gujerati and Bengali songs by JAGJIT SINGH , MUSARRAT NAZIR , HANSE DAVE and AARTI DHAR . Presented and produced by SALEEM SHAHED BBC Birmingham

Gaelic for Beginners: 20 programmes for beginners in Scots Gaelic. Presented by MAIREAD ROSS
18: Cd's Ihearr leat cojaidh na ti?
With SIMON MACKENZIE , CATRIONA MONTGOMERY, CATHERINE ANNE MAC -PHEE, DONALD SMITH , RHODA MAC DONALD, RORY MACDONALD , ANGUS PETER CAMPBELL
Producer NORMAN UCCANDLISH

In the last of this series of 13 explorations of the Christian life, FRANCES YOUNG considers what we mean by worship. The meditation and prayers are led by R. T. BROOKS.
Producer MICHAEL SHOESMITH
Series producer STEPHEN WRITTLI :

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

A series of 11 programmes 9: White Elephants
Even as late as the early 1950s most Japanese died before they were 60 years old. Today life expectancy in Japan is the highest in the world. As a result, the country's old people are rapidly becoming her greatest social problem. How is Japan attempting to solve it?
Directed by PETER RAMSDEN
Produced by HOWARD SMITH

continues the season of British films from the 40s and 50s. Starring Trevor Howard , Anouk Aimee
Smuggling, intrigue and murder are part of a world far from the mind of archaeologist David Red fern. He is on his way to supervise the dispatch of a newly discovered collection of antiquities in Tunis, but a torrential storm, a chance encounter with gun-runners and, suddenly, jealousy and violence open up to him. He is to learn the meaning of an inscription on a salamander, one of the treasures-' Not by ignoring evil does one overcome it, but by going to meet it'. Screenplay by VICTOR CANNING
RONALD NEAME and LESLIE STORM
Produced by ALEXANDER GALPERSON Directed by RONALD NEAMIC
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Featuring Walt Disney's best-loved cartoon characters.
Mickey Mouse meets an impish whirlwind and gets a cake from Minnie. Pluto strikes a false note, and Donald Duck is in a romantic mood.
A WALT DISNEY production

Rock climbers call the sun-baked walls of California's Yosemite Valley vertical desert; vast slabs of rock soar up from the valley floor shimmering in the desert heat. Of all the rock faces El Capitan is the most awe-inspiring. Its summit overhangs the valley floor 3,000 feet below. This award-winning film follows the three days that three climbers spent perilously ascending the rock face. It is tense and exciting.
Presented by SIMON NORM ANTON Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES

dramatised in eight parts by ANDREW DAVIES
6: Morgan has told Arthur that Lancelot and Guinevere are lovers and to support her charge has conjured up a vision of them kissing. Lancelot has proved Guinevere's innocence of the murder of Guido by appearing as her champion and defeating Guido's brother in a duel.
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer KEN RIDDINGTON
Director RODNEY BENNETT

with Jan Leeming
Weatherman

with Swami Bhavyananda
After 30 years of working as a monk in isolated parts of India, SWAMI BHAVYANANDA was ordered to England to run the British branch of the Ramakrishna Order. When he arrived, he found that the Maharishi and The Beatles had popularised meditation and Eastern religion, and he was expected to be a guru. In tonight's programme he talks about the way a simple Indian monk learned to deal with people desperate for knowledge of Eastern spirituality.
Director DAVID M. THOMPSON Series producer JIM MURRAY

with Patience Strong
Millions of people know the name of PATIENCE STRONG, who has been writing her verses of homespun philosophy in the popular press since 1935. Today Richard Baker visits the author in her home on the Sussex coast. She talks about her life and her philosophy and chooses hymns which are sung by THE SOUTHWARK CATHEDRAL CHOIR conductor HARRY BRAMMA organist COLIN WALSH
The Lord's my Shepherd; God of our Fathers; King of glory; Lord, thy word abideth; Jerusalem; At even e'er the sun was set; Dear Lord and Father of mankind; God save our gracious Queen-Glory to thee, my God, this night Film director CAROLINE GODLEY Series producer RAYMOND SHORT

A television play by IAN CURTEIS starring and also starring with special guest star with DESMOND CULLUM-JONES DEREK ENSOR , JULIAN FOX
ALAN HALLEY , ADAM NORTON
DOYLE RICHMOND , DOREEN UBELS
Churchill and the Generals packed the punch it did because it managed to achieve such a remarkable degree of credibility. (THE DAILY TELEGRAPH) As a tribute to the great, erratic English genius who spoke for an awakened people, Churchill and the Generals' heart was certainly in the right place.
(DAILY MAIL)
Music composed by WILFRED JOSEPHS conducted by MARCUS DODS
Film research SHIRLEY SEATON Military adviser
BRIGADIER PETER YOUNG, DSO, MC Producer ALAN SHALLCROSS Director ALAN GIBSON
A BBCtv production in association with JACK LE VIEN , executive producer for LE VIEN INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION LTD, and the AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION
The complete script of this play is available from [address removed], £3.75 including postage and packing
including at 8.45 News; Weather

The fourth in this series of Henry Wood Promenade Concerts recorded at the Royal Albert Hall, London features
The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain conducted by Charles Dutoit
The programme includes: Roman Carnival Overture by Berlioz and Stravinsky's ballet score Petrushka in the original 1911 version and a short film shows some members of this young orchestra in rehearsal at their summer school at Ramsgate. Tonight's concert will be, for many, their first performance at the Proms.
Introduced by Richard Baker
Lighting BERT ROBINSON Sound JEFF BAKER
Executive producer RODNEY GREENBERG Directors
PETER BARTLETT and PETER BUTLER
Books. The Henry Wood Proms. £8.75, and The BBC Symphony Orchestra,
122.50, from bookshops

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.
Assistant producer MALCOLM BRINKWORTH Director JILL MARSHALL Producer TRISTAN ALLSOP

The Perseids
Meteors, or shooting stars, space debris shed by comets travelling round the sun, can produce brilliant displays and the Perseids, seen each year between 27 July and 17 August, are unusually spectacular. They are of special interest during the early 1980s, because the comet associated with them - Swift-Tuttle - is due back having been unobserved for 120 years.
Patrick Moore talks to John Mason , who led an expedition to France to study the Perseids, and looks forward to the return of Halley's Comet, which also is associated with meteor showers.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO
The Sky at Night 7, f2.25, from bookshops