A See-Saw programme Mr Fussy and Mr Snow by ROGER HARGREAVES Told by ARTHUR LOWE
Animation TERRY WARD

take a look at God's world.
Sir Archibald Frumpkin tells a knightly tale, Mackintosh unearths a famous ancestor, and the gang sing about. Belshazzar's Feast. With ALISON CHRISTIE-MURRAY
JOHN DRYDEN , ROBERT MEADWELL JILL SHAKESPEARE , GLEN STUART
Director CYRIL CATES
Producer DAVID BROWN

Sab Ras
A selection of songs sung by NAZIA HASSAN , JAGJIT AND CHITRA SINGH , JAMAL AKBAR , ARUN DATE, TALAT MAHMOOD. Presented and produced by SALEEM SHAIIED
BBC Birmingham

Gaelic for Beginners: the last of 20 programmes for beginners in Scots Gaelic, presented by MAIREAD ROSS Mar sin leibh
Producer NORMAN MCCANDLISH

from St Finnian's Parish Church, Cregagh, Belfast
The second of two services on the theme of acceptance Accepting Ourselves
Conducted by the Rector THE REV NOEL BATTYE Assisted by THE REV STUART LLOYD Organist SAMUEL LOWN
Presented for television by JAMES SKELLY BBC Northern Ireland

The last of 11 programmes Echoes of the Wind
The Japanese try to achieve beauty in simplicity. The art of landscape gardening is to create a natural harmony. Space is a vital element in painting, and silence in music. The Kabuki Theatre is a highly-stylised display of controlled emotions. All contain Ma, the pause that gives you time to imagine.
Directed by LIBBY HALLIDAY
Produced by HOWARD SMITH
Book (same title), £7.50, from bookshops

concludes the season of British films of the 40s and 50s. starring Ronald Reagan
Patricia Neal , Richard Todd
Stationed in Burma, Cpl Lachlan-McLachlan is unlucky enough to be wounded on the last day of the war. After an operation he is convinced that he is well again ! -but, in fact, he has only weeks to live. IJis fellow soldiers are assigned the task of helping ' Lachie ' through his last weeks,
: a task made difficult by his terse and unfriendly nature.
This moving film is justly famous as one of Britain's most successful internationally. In it
Ronald Reagan made his only appearance in a British movie. It also stars the enchanting Patricia Neal , and made the young Richard Todd a star.
Screenplay by RANALD MACDOUGALL from the play by JOHN PATRICK Produced and directed by VINCENT SHERMAN
. Films: page It

starring
Long Way to Ogden
When an unscrupulous business-man buys up all the rail transport wagons for the annual Chicago cattle sales, he threatens the Cartwrights with the loss of the Ponderosa.
Written by JOEL MURCOTT Directed by LEWIS ALLEN.

Wembley 81
After three highly successful years in rock music Gary Numan decided the time had come to give up public performances. His farewell concert was given before a capacity audience at the Wembley Arena on 28 April.
Tonight's programme features highlights from that concert.
Television presentation MICHAEL APPLETON

When Mickey , Donald and Goofy build a boat, Goofy falls in love with the figure-head. Pluto baby-sits five mischievous pups, and Donald gets into a rubbery situation with a waffle.
A WALT DISNEY production

The last of eight parts dramatised by ANDREW DAVIES
After being rescued from sentence of death, Guinevere, with Lancelot, is living in France. Arthur and Guinevere become reconciled there but Lancelot has sworn never to return home. When Guinevere is sent back to Camelot, Mordred tries to usurp Arthur's kingdom.
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer KEN RIDDINGTON
Director RODNEY BENNETT

with Peter Woods Weatherman

The last of six programmes Escape Route
Ted Simon 's four-year trip around the world on a motorbike was not just an adventure story. It changed his life more than he had thought Possible. 'That bundle of tastes and habits and prejudices that used to be called Ted Simon became useless to me ... I was new-born each day.'
Director MICHAEL SHOESMITH Producer JOHN WILCOX

with Jackie Pullinger
The last of six programmes
Fifteen years ago JACKIE PULLINGER arrived in Hong Kong intending to be a missionary, but without support from any of the established societies. She talks to Richard Baker about her work in the Walled City, a shanty town and haven for criminals, drug addicts and prostitutes. The hymns she chooses to reflect her experience and faith are sung by THE CHOIR OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, BROMPTON ROAD conductor PAUL JOSLIN organist COLIN STEWART
Pianist PETER DUCKWORTH and worship folk group CLOUD leader PHILIP LAWSON JOHNSTON
To God be the glory; It is a thing most wonderful; My song is love unknown; A new commandment; We see the Lord; And can it be; 0 praise ye the Lord; Tell out, my soul; I am the bread of life: Come down, 0 love divine; Make me a channel of your peace. Film director JIM MURRAY
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT

starring
Richard Harris , Omar Sharif with David Hemmings , Anthony Hopkins Shirley Knight , Ian Holm
As the cruise ship Britannic sails into a Force 8 gale in mid-Atlantic, seasickness is the least of the problems of the 1,200 people aboard. For sailing with them are seven sophisticated bombs, timed to exPlode at dawn unless a ransom is Paid. As police in London work feverishly to uncover the identity of the mysterious ' Juggernaut', a bomb disposal squad tries to unlock the secret of the detonators.
Written and produced by RICHARD DEKOKER Directed by RICHARD LESTER Films, page 18

A series of 17 programmes with Magnus Magnusson
Tonight Mastermind's tenth season opens and, between now and Christmas, 48 contestants will pit their wits against each other in the quest to win television's premier quiz battle.
Magnus will be 'starting', and he hopes that you will stay with him until he has 'finished' the search for the successor to London taxi-driver Fred Housego as Mastermind 1981.
The first heat comes from the RAF College at Cranwell and the contestants are: Peter Arbuthnot (commodity broker) Indus Valley Civilisation (2500-1700 bc)
Phillida Grantham (youth worker) Wines of Europe
Leslie Grout (schoolmaster) St George's Chapel, Windsor, since 1475
Peter Wilcockson (art gallery manager) Life and Work of Picasso to 1940
Director ANTONIA CHARLTON Producer ROGER MACKAY
Book, Mastermind 3, 80p, from bookshops Theme music on Top BBCtv Themes Vol 2 (record REH 365, cassette zcb 365) from record shops

by ARDEN WINCH
A serial in six parts, starring Bernard Hepton, Michael Denison with Juliet Hammond-Hill, Stephen Yardley and Cavan Kendall, Gary Whelan
Young Rupert Fitzcharles is kidnapped from school by unidentified terrorists. Rupert's father is Administrator General of the United Nations. Who are these terrorists? What are they after?
Studio lighting PETER SMEE
Film cameraman GODFREY JOHNSON Script editor JOHN BRASON Designer RICHARD MORRIS Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director MICHAEL E. BRIANT

Weather

The last in this series of Henry Wood
Promenade concerts
- features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Georg Solti in a performance of the Concerto for Orchestra by Bela Bartok Introduced by Richard Baker
The CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA caused a tremendous stir when they visited the Proms in 1978. As part of their return visit, recorded last night, the choice of music could not be more appropriate: this is Bartok's centenary year;
SIR GEORG SOLTY was a student of Bartok's in Budapest, and the Chicago Orchestra has the superb virtuosity that this 20th-century masterpiece requires.
As Bartok himself wrote: 'The title of this' symphony-like orchestral work is explained by its tendency to treat the single instrument or instrument groups in a " concertante " or soloistic manner.'
Lighting BERT OATEN Sound JEFF BAKER
Executive producer RODNEY GREENBERG Director HUMPHREY BURTON
A BBC co-production with the CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, General Manager JOHN S. EDWARDS

Presented by John Morgan
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