6.25 Hans Scharoun. 6.50 The Passover Among Yemeni Jews. 7.15 A Model of Punctuality. 7.40 City Centre Development. 8.30 Producing the Goods.

A See-Saw programme.

A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, news, music and stories. Presented and produced by MAHENDRA KAUL
Director krishan could. BBC Birmingham

A five-part series about managing small businesses. At this the second meeting the focus turns on JOHN ELLIOTT , who runs a factory making air-conditioning equipment in Co Durham.
Club chairman IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS
Director MARY SPRINT
Producer john twitchin
Information booklet fl.35 from [address removed]

Five programmes which look at a number of language departments. 2: The Oxfordshire Modern Language Project
Producer Robert clamp
Director SUSANNA CAPON
Booklet, 60p (including postage and packing) from CILT, [address removed]. Cheques/ postal orders payable to CILT.

A series of four programmes 1: What is School For?
BRIAN REDHEAD looks at the state of careers education in our schools.
Researcher mike
HUTCHINSON Producer IAN WOOLF

1: To Start Again
In the first of five films about people returning to learning, the location is Consett, Co Durham, where redundant steel-workers are trying to make a fresh start.
Film editor horacio QUEIRO
Producer TONY MATTHEWS

A series of eight programmes
4: La virit 6est au fond de la marmite: MARIANNE LAWRENCE presents a cookery programme with the French expert MICHEL OLIVER.
Research JANE COTTAVE
Production SUSAN PATON

A third series of ten programmes 5: Salads and Dressings
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer PETER RIDING

An invitation to worship at home. People at home or wherever television is available are invited to take part in this service as members of a viewing congregation: to meditate together, to pray for and with each other and to break bread together. Worship starts where you, the viewers, are-in the home; and the themes explored in the series, are common to all of us. Today THE REV JEREMY YOUNGER talks on the theme of Joy and Thanksgiving.
Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 145 Gospel: Luke 15. vv 11-24
Producer PETER firth. BBC Bristol
It you would like to share a belief, a problem or a request, please write to: This is the Day. BBCtv. London W12 8QT

A zany reprise of the 1981 series of It's a Knockout and Jeux sans Frontières and a preview of 1982. Remember and enjoy again the Drunken Waiters, the Portuguese Crows, the Wrestling Swiss Cows, and The Final, culminating in an exciting victory for Dartmouth.
Stuart Hall presents the programme, and is joined by some of last year's competitors, who re-live again their moments of triumph and anguish.
Studio designer DAVID WILSON
Associate producer JOHN ROONEY Producer GEOFFREY WILSON BBC Manchester
(A new series of It's a Knockout begins on Friday at 8.0 pm)

Once again the world's greatest basketball players are back in London. Outside Broadcast cameras capture the brilliance of their performance during their current visit to Wembley Arena.
Apart from displaying their incredible skills and hilarious on. court comedy, the Globetrotters also play a special match against the Sports Aid Foundation All Stars team of Sharron Davies , Duncan Goodhew , Nell Adams , Brian Hooper and Allan Wells. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
Television presentation ian SMITH

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

This week: Malvern
In the last of this series Arthur Negus is again joined by a team of Britain's leading experts from the world of art and antiques as they continue on the road. They meet the public informally, and discuss treasured possessions brought along for assessment.
The programme, presented by Hugh Scully , is full of information, excitement and surprises as people discover the truth about objects that have, sometimes, been gathering dust for years. Perhaps the biggest surprise is that there are more ' finds ' than disappointments.
Director ROY CIIAPMAN Producer ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol

starring
Eight strangers are invited to the luxurious desert home of the rich Mr Owen-who is absent when they arrive. Waiting to be shown to their rooms, they discover that none of them has ever met their host. After dinner a mysterious voice announces that each of them, and the two servants, is an unpunished murderer. But now retribution is at hand ...
Agatha Christie 's classic murder mystery has been relocated in an exotic Persian palace for this modern British version. and the voice of ORSON WELLES
Screenplay by PETER welbeck , based on the novel Ten Little Indians by AGATHA CHRISTIE
Produced by HARRY ALAN towers Directed by PETER COLLINSON
(First showing on British television) Films: page 11
(Herbert Lom stars in I Have Been Here Before tomorrow at 9.25 pm)

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

Old-time Music-hall from the stage of the famous City Varieties Theatre, Leeds (by arrangement with Stanley and Michael Joseph )
For your delectation and delight, your Chairman
Leonard Sachs introduces
Jack Douglas , Mary O'Hara Dinardi, Josephine Blake
Sue Douglas , Alan Randall Nuts & Bolts, Deryk Parkin Guest artists The Krankies
Members of the Players Theatre, London
PENNY RIGDEN, PETER SUTHERLAND NICOLA KIMBER , CHRIS CONNAH
LISA WESTCOTT , GRAHAM RICHARDS DEBBIE GOODMAN , MARTYN KNIGHT
Choreography DOREEN HERMITAGE
Musical director BERNARD HERRMANN Producer BARNEY coleiian BBC Manchester

In a book to be published tomorrow, A Question of Balance, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh considers some problems of contemporary society and asserts his view of the overriding importance of individual freedom.
Tonight Prince Philip talks to Gerald Priestland about his personal philosophy and his view of the world.
Producer
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM

with David Jessel
At the heart of the events that make the news lie deeper concerns: the principles on which decisions are based, the effective values and beliefs which are forming our society today. DAVID JESSEL considers the people and the principles at the heart of the matter.
Assistant producer PATTI steeples Producer COLIN CAMERON
Editor JOHN STUART ROBERTS

and The Mandrell Sisters
Tonight BARBARA MANDRELL and her sisters sing country music .with Kenny Rogers and gospel with Andrae Crouch. Also appearing are the Krofft Puppets, country and western's leading band
Directed by BOB HENRY
Produced by ERNEST CHAMBERS
A KROFFT ENTERTAINMENT production