6.40 Limits on Political Independence

7.5 Religions of the Roman Empire

7.30 The Handicapped: Working Together

Weather ANNE PURVIS

(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing)

A See-Saw programme.
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Ten programmes
4: 'I know I began to solve some of the problems of my own deafness when I went to a lip-reading class.' With CHRISTINE MARTIN
Film cameraman HENRY FARRAR Producer BRIGIT BARRY

Poem: The Green Bean written by ivy o. EASTWICK taken from
More Stories from Play School Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft , Chris Tranchell

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by Pamela Brown
Starring The Blue Door Theatre Company
Special guest star Dinah Sheridan
The last of four episodes dramatised by Julia Jones

The gang's decision to stage a pantomime, for which they prepare in secret, has become known to their parents. To meet the crisis, Nigel has hit upon a plan which involves a drama competition.
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with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
6.25
Nationwide
Including: Enterprise 82
A new series looks at the stress, the strain and the satisfaction of setting up your own business. Chosen from thousands of applications to the Enterprise 82 award scheme, the 14 finalists have been invited to Radbroke Hall in Cheshire to have their plans examined by a panel of experts.
Laurie Mayer talks to the men and women who hope that their new venture will gain one of the five awards of £5,000.
(Regional details as Monday)

Introduced by Jimmy Savile , OBE LEGS & CO
Choreography FLICK COLBY
Sound LANCE ANDREWS. Lighting ERIC WALLIS Designer JOHN COLES
Producer STANLEY APPEL
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Top 40 on Ceefax page 176

Terry Wogan hosts the comedy quiz game in which contestants attempt to match their 'blanks' with six star guests: Kenny Everett, David Hamilton, Sally James, Derek Nimmo, Wendy Richard, June Whitfield

Presented by arrangement with Goodson-Todman Inc and Talbot TV Ltd

Written by John Wyndham
a six-part adaptation by Douglas Livingstone
starring John Duttine as Bill Masen with Jonathan Newth as Dr Soames
Recovering in hospital from a blinding triffid sting, Bill Masen wakes up to an uncanny silence...
Feature p.76

i with John Humphrys
Weatherman

by HARRY TOWB
' In the city of Belfast you could feel a little odd-man-outish - particularly if you're a Jewish Irish-American who remembers a time when the only shooting heard in the city was at the Saturday matinee.'
Photography REX MAIDMENT Film editor ROB MORRISON Designer JOHN ARMSTRONG Producer MOORE SINNERTON Director BILL MISKELLY BBC Northern Ireland

Pamela Stephenson
The first in a series of ten programmes about how creative people work and think.
Comedy, fantasy and music are explored behind the scenes with the blonde comedienne from Not The Nine O'Clock News, in which she appears in original costume as Twiggy or Lana Turner , as a yeti or a mouse, impersonating Angela Rippon or Kate Bush , and as herself for photographer Terry Donovan. Also included is a pungent reply to a fan letter, an exploration of female humour at a girls' school and a modern dance routine with robots TIK and TOK. For her finale Pamela serves up a lampoon of the pop industry and her writers, ending with a first performance of a new song.
Film editor JULIAN MILLER
Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN Director CHRISTOPHER SWANN

' The most important TV documentary of the year.'
(WASHINGTON POST)
'... in the best tradition of popular television journalism.'
(the ECONOMIST)
David Dimbleby introduces a major series from CBS Television, presented in four parts. These graphic documentaries had an enormous impact on the American public and critics alike when they were shown earlier in the summer. Made against a background of a massive increase in military spending, they explore the options facing the United States in a new era of super-power rivalry and danger.
1: Ground Zero
How much power has America got in its nuclear arsenal? How would it respond to a nuclear alert?
This film looks at the true state of the nuclear balance between the United States and the Soviet Union, and shows, in a highly dramatic reconstruction, what a genuine nuclear attack would be like for the military men-and for an ordinary family in Omaha, Nebraska.
Producers
JUDY CRICHTON and ANDREW LACK Executive producer HOWARD STRINGER

inQ9
The last in a series of sixprogrammes written by SPIKE MILLIGAN and NEIL SHAND with JOHN BLUTHAL , BOB TODD
DAVID LODGE, KEITH SMITH
JULIA BRECK , DOREMY VERNON
PARNELL MCGARRY , DAVID RAPPAPORT JEANETTE CHARLES and MARK COX Musical item
ED WELCH, ANNA RAVEN
Produced by DOUGLAS ARGENT Directed by RAY BUTT