A See-Saw programme

Jesus - His Life and Teaching 11: Jesus and Forgiveness
Is there anything to forgive, or be forgiven? Sin is an unpopular word today - but goodness and badness are real. Why do we so often fail to discover truly satisfying life?
From St Aldate's Church, Oxford Speaker CANON MICHAEL GREEN
Director of Music PAUL HERRINGTON Organist DR DAVID STONE
Introduced by RAYMOND SHORT
Bible readings: Matthew 9, vv 1-9; 18, vv 23-25; Luke 23. vv 39-43
Hymns: Amazing grace; And can it be?; Praise, my soul; God forgave my sin. Sound BARRIE HAWES
Lighting BERT ROBINSON
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT

The last in the computer series visits a robotics exhibition to see the effect they are likely to have on our lives. Plus the results of the computer competition.
A new series on Asian youth in Britain begins today, and visits NARENDA JADAV, whose passion is pottery.
Music with ALAMGIR who sings a song from the film Bobby and Julie.
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by DR EDWARD DE BONO
Six programmes which show ways in which thinking skills can be applied in business and organisational situations.
1: Creativity, Design, Innovation
Director CAROLINE PICK Producer PETER RIDING
Book, de Bono's Thinking Course, £3.75, from booksellers

A series of 24 programmes for those having difficulty with 0-level maths. 11:Factors
Presented by NORMAN GOWAR (OU)
Director PATRICK TITLEY Producer ROBERT CLAMP
Book (same title) £3.95 from booksellers

A ten-part series in Modem Greek for beginners. Learn a little Greek and discover something about the Greek way of life. With CHRIS SERLE and KATIA DANDOULAKI 1: Ordering Drinks
Greetings. Introduction to the Greek alphabet. The kafeneio: a way of life.
Assistant producer MARY SPRENT Producer TERRY DOYLE
For information about opportunities to learn Greek in your area contact: England and Wales: Broadcast Support Services [number removed]: Northern Ireland: Media Follow-up 0[number removed]: Scotland: Network [number removed].
Book (same title) £7.95; records and cassettes from booksellers

Five programmes about responses to youth unemployment.
1: Less Stick - Not Much Carrot!
'Even 11-year-olds anticipate joining the dole queue when they leave school'. (SCHOOL TEACHER) If many pupils no longer see the point of education how does a school like Dean's Community High School in Livingston respond to this challenge?
Film editor PATTIE WINTER
Producer IAN WOOLF
Background notes, 22, from [address removed]

Ten programmes on survival and success in small business. 6: Thinking Ahead
Presenter IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS
The Small Business Guide 94.50 from booksellers. For local Link details send 12 x 9sae plus 17p postage to Business Club, [address removed].

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 WENDY DAUNT and JOHN LEE
Produced by CHARLES PASCOE
Magazine for the deaf on Ceefax page 291

The second series of The Computer Programme
1:The Versatile Machine
Ian McNaught-Davis begins a systematic look at how micros are used and at how to use them.

A Bit Like a Fireman on Shift
The Humber lifeboat is the only permanently manned, full-time lifeboat in the country. Its coxswain, BRIAN BEVAN is one of the most decorated men in the RNLI's service. He, his six crew and their families live at the end of Spurn Point, a strip of land curving into the Humber.
This series of six programmes looks at the life of the men who man Britain's busiest lifeboat. On average it is called out once a week. It will launch in any wind, at night, whatever the sea. But the weather the crew dread most is fog. In tonight's programme we see how they cope with it. Written and narrated by Brian Thompson
Produced by JOHN GAU
Directed by PAUL BERRIFF
John Gau Productions for BBC Television
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Written by GRAEME GARDEN and BILL ODDIE starring Tim Brooke-Taylor Graeme Garden , Bill Oddie
The Goodies are into the disco scene. It's Saturday Night Grease with Tim Travolta, and Olivia Newton Gray-boots, live from the Disco Bilius.
Choreography FLICK COLBY
Music by BILL oddie , DAVE MACRAE Director BOB SPIERS
Producer JIM FRANKLIN

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

with Cliff Michelmore, John Carter and Anne Gregg

A journey to the Far East is the main ingredient in this week's programme, a trip which takes in Hong Kong, Penang and Bangkok. Anne Gregg sampled the result - a two week holiday full of Eastern promise.
Also, a high speed holiday in France. A 'go as you please' arrangement linked to the use of a special pass which covers local services and the ultra high-speed TGV express. John Carter is the traveller.
The third film report takes Cliff Michelmore to his home ground - the Isle of Wight. The first of a series of film reports on the islands of Britain.
News and comment from the studio.

(Competition: page 84)

A series of five programmes with Derek Griffiths and friends, on how to enjoy a drink and stay healthy. 1:Think About Drink
British alcohol consumption has doubled in the last decade. How's yours doing? Measure your drinking against British holdaymakers in Benidorm and meet our That's the Limit drink-watchers.
Film editor AL GELL
Director FIONA PITCHER
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY
For a free programme book write to: H.E.C. [address removed]; or phone [number removed](this evening or during office hours)

Colleen McCullough's best-selling novel adapted for television in five parts. A turbulent saga of love, ambition and desire that spans half a century and two continents.
Australia 1920, Fr Ralph de Bricassart is summoned to the home of Mary Carson, the richest and most powerful woman in the country. She seeks his advice on the future of her wealth and property-should she leave everything to the Catholic church, ensuring a glittering future for Ralph or should she consider her impoverished brother Paddy Cleary and his family? When Mary sends for them Ralph sees Meggie Cleary for the first time - a meeting that shapes both their destinies ...
Feature page 82

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

with Esther Rantzen
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters you send. The reporters are Bill Buckley
Gavin Campbell , Michael Groth And at the That's Life newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON WATTS

The Winter Sky
Winter is perhaps the best time for star-gazing; the nights are long and dark. Also the winter constellations, led by Orion the Hunter, are brilliant. Patrick Moore talks about the winter Sky at Night and points out some objects which can be seen with binoculars or a small telescope.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO
Send sae for Newsletter No 12 to: The Sky at Night, [address removed].

The Barratt
World Doubles Championship
Highlights of today's final played at the Royal Albert Hall , London. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , MARK COX