A See-Saw programme

Has the decline in Church influence contributed to an increase in discrimination and racial attacks? What should ethnic minorities do to promote better understanding? The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie , talking to MAHENDRA KAUL , answers these and other questions in a special filmed interview.
Director KRISHAN COULD
Producer MAHENDRA KAUL. BBC Birmingham

The last of five programmes Under New Management Commentary MICHAEL DEAN
Film editor SUE WYATT
Producer ROBERT CLAMP

The last of five programmes With BRIAN REDHEAD The Human Factor
Director DAVID SCOTT COWAN
Producer DAVID ALLEN

The second in a series about managing small business.
At this meeting, in which six business people share experiences on surviving the recession and on growing profitability, the focus turns on JOHN ELLIOTT , who runs a factory making air-conditioning equipment in Co Durham. Should he seek to expand his product range? If so, what marketing strategies should he consider? The club members talk over the options.
Club chairman IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS
Director MARY SPRENT
Producer JOHN twitchii
Booklet listina sources of information for new and small businesses £1.00 plus sae (25p) from: Business Club[address removed]

A weekly programme for people with hearing problems. News, views, and entertainment made more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by subtitles and sign language.
Introduced by MAGGIE WOOLLEY and MARTIN COLVILLE
Produced by PETER DUNKLEY

A 24-part television and radio course for beginners in French: 15 Presented by GILLES DATTAS with CHRISTIAN BRUMELL as Michel
Scripts MIREILLE FLEMING , ANTOINE TUDAL
Directed by TERRY DOYLE
Produced by TONY ROBERTS
(Ensemble radio programmes Sun 5.30 and Thurs 11.0 pm on Radio 4 VHF)

A series of 12 programmes 5: Angles
Problem: show that the exterior angles of a polygon add up to 360 degrees. Before solving this problem we look at common perceptions of angle itself - as a solid corner or as a rotation; the fundamental nature of translation and rotation; the inbuilt and the arbitrary in the measurement of angle. Presented by LAURIE BUXTON (Inner London Education Authority)

Aspects of Mental Handicap A series of six short films 5: The Swedish System
Written and produced by GORDON CROTON

A fortnightly look at the people, issues and places that are making the religious news, with Barry Lynch and Sally Magnusson Film reports from home and abroad. In the studio, interviews, discussions and reviews of the latest in books, music and the visual arts, and Newsdesk with ROSEMARY HARTILL.
Director PAUL LOOSLEY
Producers LIZ NEESON , JOHN WILCOX
Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE. BBC Manchester

With PHILIP WRIXON and DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham Farming information on Ceefax page 168
Weather for farmers JIM BACON

from Lyons, France
ALAN WEEKS introduces highlights of the week's competitions including JAYNE TORVILL and CHRIS TOPHER DEAN'S attempt to retain their European title. Coverage too of yesterday's Ladies' Championship in which DEBBIE COTTRILL was bidding to become Britain's first medallist in the Ladies' event for ten years.
TV presentation FRENCH TV SERVICE Producer DAVID KENNING

Tom and Jerry play cat and mouse.
MGM cartoons

Crufts is just one week away, and all over the country final preparations are being made.
Dennis McCarthy looks at some aspects of dog breeding and the ingredients that go into making Crufts ' the world's greatest dog show'.
Director NEIL ECCLES
Producer PETER MASSEY
(Russell Harty 's view of Crufts on BBC2 Thursday 8.30 pm and on BBC2 next Sunday the judging o/ the Supreme Champion)

Mickey and Pluto go hunting and encounter an enraged bear. Pluto, with a little help from Cupid, battles for his true love's affections while Chip and Dale fight Donald's attempts to use their tree stump as firewood,
A WALT DISNEY production

Last of six programmes of practical help and advice on how to stop smoking.
Staying Stopped
Britain has the world's highest death rate from lung cancer - mostly among smokers; but if you stop smoking you reduce your risk immediately. ESTHER RANTZEN tells why she stopped and DR MIRIAM STOPPARD looks at more of the benefits of stopping smoking, and our four 'stoppers' prepare to deal with future problems without turning to a cigarette. Film editor JOHN KEENAN
Researcher RUTH LLEWELLYN Producer ANNA JACKSON
For a free Stop Pack, send your name *nd address on a postcard to: [address removed]. In Scotland: Slop Smoking, [address removed].

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
Over the years the Algarve has become a popular tourist destination. CLIFF MICHELMORE looks at some sporting holiday options at Vale do Lobo - on the golf course, and at Roger Taylor 's recently, opened tennis centre.
The South of France has long been popular with British holiday-makers, but styles there have changed and camping is now all the rage, with the result that, in high summer, the camp sites are filled to overflowing. John Carter reports on what is being done to relieve that pressure. But is it enough? Derek Cooper continues his journey around Travellers' Britain, from Hereford to the Malvern Hills.
Film cameraman amis SADLER Film recordist ROBIN SWAIN Producer CLEM VALLANCE

A ten-part serial from the novel by JOHN QUIGLEY Episode 5 adapted by EWART ALEXANDER starring
Fergus's obsession with respectability has its repercussions and the worst of them are turned back upon himself, with tragic consequences.
Music by PAUL LEWIS
Studio sound BOB GILLIES
Studio lighting DAVID OGLE Script editor MAGGIE ALLEN Designer ALAN WRIGHT
Producer GERAINT MORRIS
Director DAVID REYNOLDS. BBC Scotland

starring Michael Caine with Joseph O'Conor , Donald Pleasence John Tarrant - an agent in the Department of Subversive Warfare - is investigating an international arms syndicate. While on his secret mission, he learns that his young son David has been kidnapped,-What follows involves Tarrant in a fight not only for his son, but an attempt to uncover the spy in the midst of the espionage department,
Screenplay by LEIGH VANCE
Based on the novel Seven Days to a Killing by CLIVE EGLETON
Directed by DON SIEGEL. Films: page t

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

The Changing Face of Venus Venus has always been a planet of surprises, and very recently the Pioneer spacecraft orbiting the planet have provided some more. There is evidence of current active volcanoes, very similar to those on Earth, and it seems that in the distant past (when the Sun was cooler than at present) Venus may have sustained life, only for it to be destroyed as the Sun grew hotter, changing the 'Planet of Love' into an inferno.
Patrick Moore discusses how our knowledge of Venus has changed in view of these exciting new discoveries.
Producer pieter MORPURGO
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