A See-Saw programme

'Britain is and will remain a multiracial society. We will not achieve racial and social harmony if doubts are allowed to remain about the country's acceptance of its ethnic minority population as a permanent part of the community. Let there be no doubt, therefore, that the Government has accepted this.' (The Home Secretary,
THE RT HON LEON BRITTAN , MP) Rafiq Mughal of the Sunday Times talks to Leon Brittan about the Government's attitude to issues affecting Britain's Asian community. Producer BISH MEHAY
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

French for beginners
A chance to measure your progress as Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones look back at the French covered so far. Studio director MARY SPRENT Producer DAVID WILSON
(Series continues on 6 Jan)

for the second Sunday in Advent from St John 's Methodist Church, Colwyn Bay, North Wales
The Word of God in the Old Testament, led by The Rev Philip Barnett Preacher
The Rev John H. Davis
Choir of Penrhos College Praise the Lord. his glories show (Llanfair); Powerful in making us wise (Epiphany Hymn); Thanks to God (Regent Square); Not far beyond the seas (Manna) Psalm: 23
Readings: Lamentations 3, w 17-26 1 John 1, w 1-4
Organist ALISON PEPPER Producer JOHN GERAINT Television presentation
DAFYDD OWEN. BBC Wales

News, views and entertainment for the deaf and hard-of-hearing with subtitles and sign language. with Maggie Woolley and Clive Mason
Produced by CHARLES PASCOE

BILL GILES

Including at
1.2 pm News Summary David Dimbleby looks behind the headlines in conversation with distinguished guests.
Including a major political interview, a chance to catch up on the Sunday papers and an airing for a view which is contentious or unfashionable.
Plus a look at the week of a leading personality as seen through their eyes.
Studio director VICTOR MELLENEY Editor PAUL NORRIS

starring Ronald Fraser Barbara Windsor Gregoire Asian
Bernard Cribbins
For Little Walter and his gang of crooks what better place to hide out than a deserted monastery on an island off the Cornish coast? But monkish habits soon begin to have a startling effect on criminal characters....
Screenplay by T. J. MORRISON and MIKE WATTS
Produced by GORDON L. T. SCOTT Directed by JEREMY SUMMERS
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A Boy's Best Friend
When a team of dognappers pass through Hazzard it is inevitable that their captive basset escapes and that
Sheriff Coltrane's beloved Flash is seized instead.... Written by LEN KAUFMAN and MYLES WILDER
Directed by SORRELL BOOKE

by ANTHONY HOPE dramatised in six episodes by JAMES ANDREW HALL
4: Rudolf has gone to keep a rendezvous with Antoinette de Mauban - even though Sapt is convinced it is a trap....
Music composed and conducted by PAUL LEWIS
Studio sound CHICK ANTHONY Script editor TERRANCE DICKS Designer PAUL JOEL
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director LEONARD LEWIS
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with Jan Leeming Weatherman

from Tower Hamlets
The Songs of Praise Advent candle is lit this week in St Dunstan's and All Saints,
Stepney. The church lies in the cockney heartland of East London.
Geoffrey Wheeler meets some typical East Enders, including Emmy Gutberlet , who has lived in Stepney for more than 70 years, and who now cares for her mentally-handicapped son in their council flat; sees something of the work of the Missions in the area, and visits
Jeanette Roberts , who has a very special family of 27 children, all of them adopted or fostered.
Christians from all over the area have come together to join in tonight's Songs of Praise and to sing their Advent choice of hymns. Come, thou long-expected Jesus (Cross of Jesus); Let your light shine; Make me a channel of thy peace; Just as I am (Woodworth); Guide me, 0 thou great Jehovah (Cwm Rhondda); Let all mortal flesh keep silence (Picardy); Fight the good fight (Duke Street); Lo! He comes with clouds descending (Helmsley)
Organist THE REV JAMES FUNNELL Conductor VALERIE SHELLEY
Research VALETTA STALLABRASS
Film director LELIA GUINERY-GREEN Producer DAVID KREMER
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A series in ten episodes 8: Cash Flow
Written by MAX MARQUIS
Robby Box makes a couple of discoveries: old friends aren't always the best friends, and love can be very expensive.
Cast in order of appearance:
Photography DAVID FEIG
Film editor RAY WINGROVE Producer TERENCE WILLIAMS Director GERALD BLAKE
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No bandleader in the history of popular music has created a style or sound that has retained its appeal as long as Glenn Miller 's.
In the Miller Mood evokes wartime melodies and memories and pays tribute to the musical genius of Major Glenn Miller who mysteriously disappeared
40 years ago this week on a flight from Bedford to Paris. The programme, presented from a United States Air Base in Suffolk, is presented by former Glenn Miller guest vocalist Anne Shelton and features the USAFE Ambassador's Band, who have followed faithfully the American Army/Airforce tradition for the Miller sound. Augmented by three soloists from the original orchestra of 1944: Ray McKinley (drums)
'Peanuts' Hucko (clarinet)
Zeke Zarchy (trumpet)
Ambassador's leader
Chief Master Sgt John Gault Designer IAN ASHURST
Executive producer JIM DUMIGHAN Producer JOHN G. SMITH BBC Pebble Mill
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Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

An Appointment with the Astrologer
A woman's husband has been missing for over a year; an actor faces a law suit which could ruin his career; a maharajah wants to purchase a new car; a rickshaw driver has a row with his child who tries to kill himself; a girl's engagement is suddenly broken off.
In times of crisis these people have one thing in common: they turn to their astrologer. Following them through the bustling alleyways of Benares in India, Everyman explores their problems and their search for a solution.
Today in the West astrology as a major influence is virtually dead, but in India most people still consult an astrologer before taking vital decisions - after
Mrs Gandhi 's assassination many Indian astrologers claimed to have predicted the event. By looking at the part astrology still plays in India today one can catch a glimpse of the crucial role it has played in civilisations throughout the world, for thousands of years.
Photography NARESH BEDI Film editor
STEVE NEWSHAM
Producer DAVID M. THOMPSON Series producer DANIEL WOLF
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Forgotten Constellations
Most people can recognise the major constellations such as Orion the celestial hunter, Hercules, Perseus, the Great Bear and others. But more constellations have been proposed from time to time, and there have even been attempts to make radical reforms, such as replacing the Zodiacal groups with the 12 Apostles. Patrick Moore looks back at the old star maps and tells the stories of some of the groups which have long since passed into history. Producer PIETER MORPURGO