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Jesus - His Life and Teaching 3: The Gospel of the Kingdom
This week a look at the beginning of Jesus's public ministry and a summary of his message.
From St Luke's Church, Stanmore, Winchester.
Speaker THE REV PAUL BATES Organist DAVID DENNIS
With THE GOODWORTH SINGERS directed by DR ALAN Introduced by RAYMOND SHORT
Bible readings: Mark 1, vv 14-15; Luke 4. vv 14-21; Matthew 18. w 21-35
Hymns: Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord (Vision); Glory to thee. 0 Lord (Love Unknown); Thine be the glory (Maccabaeus) Graphic designer BERNARD HEYES
Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE. Lighting BERT OATEN Producer PETER FIRTH
Executive producer RAYMOND SHORT

Over the years a variety of organisations have emerged to assist Asians settled in this country. One such organisation is The Council of British Pakistanis in Birmingham. BIKRAM SINGH BHAMRA visited one of their centres to find out about the organisation and what it hopes to achieve and talked to its founder QAYYUM CHAUDHARY. Today's programme shows a film report of his visit.
In the regular studio spot topical events and issues are discussed and one of Pakistan's most famous singers with one of his most famous songs-SALIM RAZA sings ' Yaaro mujhe muaf karo
Producer yousut AZIZ
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by BRIAN RIX
Ten more programmes which aim to help mentally handicapped people to get more out of life. 4: Let's Make a Snack
Assistant producer ANNE O'DWYER Producer CHARLES PASCOE
Notes for parents and teachers, 11.50 Including postage, from [address removed]
35mm slide packs (£3.25 each, £30 for ten packs, including postage) from MEN-CAP. [address removed] In Scotland only: from Scotttsh Society for the Mentally Handicapped, [address removed]

A series of 24programmes
Presented by NORMAN GOWAR (ou) 4: Symbols
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A combined television and radio course for beginners in Spanish, 4: Picking and Choosing
Book, records (or cassettes) and notes for teachers are available from booksellers or from BBC Publications

Five programmes which look at ways in which the ideas of the Cockcroft Report on mathematical education can be brought into the classroom.
4: Fractions
Directors
NICK BRENTON and JOHN JAWORSKI Producer ROBERT CLAMP
For more information about the Cockcroft Report and its implications, write to [address removed]

A series of six programmes 4: Playhouse
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For people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
A programme presenting news, views and entertainment, with sign language interpretation and subtitles.
Presented by MAGGIE WOOLLEY CLARK DENMARK and JOHN LEE
Produced by CHARLES PASCOE

A series often programmes. Chris Serle, Ian McNaught-Davis and Gill Nevill continue their exploration of the world of information science.

For more information write to: [address removed], enclosing a large sae.
Book £6.75 from booksellers

The XXIInd World Gymnastics
Championships from Budapest
Ten gold medals will be won today in the Men's and Women's Individual Apparatus finals. These should produce a fascinating contrast in styles - the technical brilliance of the Eastern European countries contrasting with the flair of the Cuban men and American women.
Commentators RON PICKERING and ALAN WEEKS
TV presentation HUNGARIAN TV SERVICE Producer ALASTAIR SCOTT

Starring Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, James Stewart

Socialite Tracy Lord is about to embark on her second marriage when her first husband C.K. Dexter Haven arrives with two reporters from a national picture magazine to cover the great event. From here on, things begin to get a little complicated...
Cary Grant renewed his celebrated partnership with Katharine Hepburn repeating her stage role as the mercurial Tracy, in this classic romantic comedy.

The game where everyone is let into the secret. Barry Took and his team of special agents Liza Goddard , Chris Kelly
Jan Leeming , Alfred Marks meet the people with the secrets and persuade them to tell their stories.
Presented by arrangement with TALBOT TELEVISION LTD and GOODSON-TODMAN PRODUCTIONS Designer BARRIE DOBBINS Director TIM MARSHALL Producer ROGER MACKAY

The XXIInd World Gymnastics Championships from Budapest. Further coverage

with Michael Cole ; Weatherman

Presented by Jimmy Savile, OBE
A series of ten programmes
Each year around 300 children under 15 are killed on our roads and over 6,000 are seriously injured. This programme highlights some of the dangers, especially in residential areas, and suggests how parents and other road users can help prevent these tragedies.

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from Dundee
Scotland's fourth largest city traditionally associated with jute, jam and journalism, is now engaged in building its future on the development of modern technology.
Geoffrey Wheeler meets some of the people of Dundee including Roger Clarke , an industrial chaplain, who believes there needs to be a redistribution of work opportunities, particularly among the young. He also talks to Tony Robb of the Cleghorn Housing Association which is making it possible for people to move back into the heart of Dundee and bring new life to the innercity. They come together in Roseangle Ryehill Parish Church to sing the hymns they've chosen.
Christ Is made the sure foundation (Westminster Abbey); The Lord's my Shepherd (Wiltshire); What a friend we have In Jesus (Converse); The Saviour died but rose again (St Andrew); 0 for a thousand tongues (Lyngham): Follow me (Sister Madeleine, FCJ) : 0 thou who earnest from above (Hereford); Praise ye the Lord (Old 124th). Conductor ALEX PERRY Organist ADRIAN MILNE
Producer MICHAEL A.SIMPSON
Series producer JIM MURRAY. BBC Scotland * Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

by Douglas Watkinson
Starring Penelope Keith as Helen Walker

To Helen, love is wine and roses, to Peter it's a practical kitchen. James, her son, not known for diplomacy, sows the seed of compromise...

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(Subtitles on Ceefax page 170)

by Alfred Shaughnessy
A serial in ten episodes created by John Hawkesworth

September 1642. The Lacey family - like England - is now divided and prepares for civil war. Sir Martin and his Troop of Horse ride out to the first battle at Edgehill.

An exhibition of costumes is currently on display at Longleat House, Warminster, Wiltshire
(Timewatch investigates Royalist Oxford, Tuesday 8.10 pm, BBC2)
(Subtitles on Ceefax page 170)

Starring Robert Mitchum, Angie Dickinson

Robert Mitchum plays Harold Schillmann, 'a failed cop, a failed suicide and a failed drunk'. But when gambling tsar Carl Charnock hires him to find his missing wife Caroline, Schillmann is soon back in action, following the trail from Nevada casinos through a San Francisco penthouse to the seedy underside of Los Angeles.

(First showing on British television)
Films: page 20

with Michael Cole; Weather

One in seven of the adult work-force in Britain is now without work. But what does it really mean to be without work? And what can a caring society do to help restore each person's sense of dignity and worth when we still believe 'you are what you do'?

In the first of four programmes Janet Cohen talks to John Swallow, president of the National Association of Head Teachers and Jim Kennedy, a parish priest working with the young unemployed in north-east London. Janet also looks at the realities of life facing young school-leavers in Haverhill, the once-thriving GLC overspill town which now has the highest unemployment rate in East Anglia.

[Starring] Phil Silvers

Bilko buys some swampland...!