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Sheelagh Gilbey ,
Stuart Bradley and lain Lauchlan say Hello Again
Musicians MICHAEL OMER
ALAN GRAHAME
Story: The Man Who Took the Indoors Out by ARNOLD LOBEL
Director MARTIN FISHER
Series producer ANNE GOBEY Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

Contributors

Unknown:
Sheelagh Gilbey
Unknown:
Stuart Bradley
Musicians:
Michael Omer
Unknown:
Alan Grahame
Unknown:
Arnold Lobel
Director:
Martin Fisher
Editor:
Cynthia Felgate

A book that takes young
Chris, his friend Joy and his robot toy Gizmo on a magical adventure back to Bible times.
6: Pitchers of Fire
Chris, Joy and Gizmo find out how Gideon collects an army to fight the Midianites and how he, like Joshua, has a secret weapon.

The series for Sunday morning in which you are
. united with your fellow viewers in a simple service of prayer and fellowship.
Today's worship comes from a student's room at the University of Warwick, and is introduced by Gary Davies. Television presentation SIMON HAMMOND
Series producer ANGELA TILBY

Contributors

Introduced By:
Gary Davies.
Unknown:
Simon Hammond
Producer:
Angela Tilby

Today's programme starts a new series of film reports about Asian people who are active in sports in this country. In the first profile, Pat Murphy meets Asif Din , a cricketer playing for Warwickshire.
Plus other matters concerning the community, and a modern Hindi song by Chirag Pehchan. Producer BISH MEHAY
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

Contributors

Unknown:
Pat Murphy
Unknown:
Asif Din
Unknown:
Chirag Pehchan.

Five personal views of maternity services in the 80s by Peter Huntingford 1: The Take-over
In theory mothers-to-be have a wide choice of where to have their babies. However, in practice it usually boils down to only one option - hospital. Why is choice being eroded?
Assistant producer CATHERINE ROBINS
Producer BRYN BROOKS

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Huntingford
Producer:
Catherine Robins

The last of ten programmes with Chris Serle and Katia Dandoulaki

A look back at the language presented in the series, and a look forward to the impact of tourism on the traditional way of life.

(Repeat)
(Book £7.95, two cassettes £7.48 or three records £12.08 from booksellers)

Contributors

Presenter:
Chris Serle
Presenter:
Katia Dandoulaki
Consultant:
David A. Hardy
Assistant Producer:
Mary Sprent
Producer:
Terry Doyle

The last in a series of six films for parents and teenagers.
Friends and Fashions
Making your own friends and dressing 'just like everyone else' is an important part of growing up. But some teenage choices of both friends and fashions can be unacceptable to parents. How can the resulting conflict be resolved?
Director JEREMY ORLEBAR
Producer JENNY ROGERS For notes send 22p sae, 12 x S. to.
[address removed]

Contributors

Director:
Jeremy Orlebar
Producer:
Jenny Rogers

A personal view by Tim O'Shea of computers in education.
The last of six programmes Intelligent Pets
Tim O'Shea looks at some possible futures for computers in education with Professor Aaron Sloman and Dr Benedict du Boulay Alison Kidd and Alex d'Agapeyeff
Sketches written by PAUL HINES Producer IAN WOOLF
Director ROBERT ALBURY

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim O'Shea
Unknown:
Tim O'Shea
Unknown:
Professor Aaron Sloman
Unknown:
Boulay Alison Kidd
Written By:
Paul Hines
Producer:
Ian Woolf
Director:
Robert Albury
Man:
Bill Walus
Machines:
Jon Glover
Machines:
Norman Ronald

A series of five programmes examining the role of Members of Parliament 2: The Art of the Possible
Life at Westminster: ancient ritual, legislation, the Whip and the guillotine, Question Time, select committees.
Back-bench power: reality or myth?
MPs and ex-MPs taking part include:
JOHN BIFFEN , EDWARD DU CANN
JULIAN CRITCHLEY
MICHAEL COCKS and GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Consultant MALCOLM DAVIES
Directed by NICHOLAS METCALFE Produced by TONY ROBERTS

Contributors

Unknown:
John Biffen
Unknown:
Edward du Cann
Unknown:
Julian Critchley
Unknown:
Michael Cocks
Unknown:
George Cunningham
Unknown:
Malcolm Davies
Directed By:
Nicholas Metcalfe
Produced By:
Tony Roberts

starring
Tony Randall Senta Berger Herbert Lom
Wilfrid Hyde White
Terry-Thomas Narim Casimir , the most influential man in Marrakesh, awaits the arrival of the latest busload of foreign visitors with interest. For one of them is a courier bringing two million dollars in return for certain information - but which one? In this fast-moving spy spoof, Tony Randall is the reluctant hero, Herbert Lorn the suave and sinister villain - and Terry-Thomas makes a belated but characteristic appearance as an old Etonian Arab chieftain.
Screenplay by PETER YELDHAM
Produced by HARRY ALAN TOWERS Directed by DON SHARP 0 FILMS: page 21

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Randall
Unknown:
Senta Berger
Unknown:
Herbert Lom
Unknown:
Wilfrid Hyde White
Unknown:
Terry-Thomas Narim Casimir
Unknown:
Tony Randall
Unknown:
Herbert Lorn
Play By:
Peter Yeldham
Produced By:
Harry Alan
Directed By:
Don Sharp
Andrew JesseL:
Tony Randall
Kyra Stanovy:
Senta Berger
Narim Casimir:
Herbert Lom
Arthur Fairbrother:
Wilfrid Hyde White
El:
Caid Terry-Thomas
Achmed:
Gregoire Aslan
George C Lillywhite:
John Le Mesurier
Jonquil:
Klaus Kinski
Samia VOSS:
Margaret Lee
Philippe:
Keith Peacock
Hotel clerk:
Emile Stemmler

Presented by Noel Edmonds who talks to Boy George about his career.

Starring Philip Bailey, Culture Club, Dead or Alive, Elton John and Millie Jackson, Howard Jones, Kenny Loggins, Shakatak, Talk Talk, Paul Young.

This programme features Elton John and Millie Jackson singing their new single, 'Act of War,' and visitors from America Philip Bailey and Kenny Loggins.

(Part 3 next Sunday)

Contributors

Presenter:
Noel Edmonds
Interviewee:
Boy George
Singer:
Philip Bailey
Musicians:
Culture Club
Musicians:
Dead or Alive
Singer/Pianist:
Elton John
Singer:
Millie Jackson
Singer:
Howard Jones
Singer:
Kenny Loggins
Musicians:
null Shakatak
Musicians:
Talk Talk
Singer:
Paul Young
Production Manager:
John Birkin
Production Manager:
Helen Fielding
Lighting Director:
Warwick Fielding
Producer:
Michael Hurll

by JAMES HILTON
Dramatised in six episodes by ALEXANDER BARON
1: An instant bestseller when first published, the memories of 85-year-old 'Mr Chips ' after his long years as a master at Brookfield School have moved the hearts of millions of readers for over 50 years. CHRIST COLLEGE, BRECON
Music composed and conducted by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director GARETH DAVIES
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Contributors

Unknown:
James Hilton
Unknown:
Mr Chips
Conducted By:
Dudley Simpson
Producer:
Barry Letts
Director:
Gareth Davies
Chips:
Roy Marsden
Mrs Wickett:
Anne Kristen
Katherine:
Jill Meager
Branksome:
Anthony Rowson
Meldrum:
George Baker
Colley:
Paul Hawkins
Daisy:
Suzanne Halstead
Mr Farrell:
Davyd Harries
Mrs Farrell:
Mary MacLeod
Amanda Farrell:
Eryl Maynard
Ethne:
Sarah Sherborne
Brookfield boys:
Repton School

with Thora Hird
'Da Loard 's my hird' sing children from Shetland - their dialect version of the 23rd psalm, 'The Lord's my shepherd'.
All the hymns from this evening's selection of viewers' favourites are sung by children. The children from the village of Goudhurst in the Weald of Kent, meeting Thora on one of her outings, introduce a hymn from this year's special Songs of Praise in Chelmsford Cathedral celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Girl Guides.
0 Peter go ring them bells; Panis Angelicus (Cesar Franck); Da Loard 's my hird (Crimond); Let's take hands in friendship; Holly jolly Christmas; Glad that I live am I (Water-end): Jesus, good above all other (Quem Pastores): Nunc Dimitus (Geoffrey Burgon); Lord of the dance
Director VALETTA STALLABRASS Producers DAVID KREMER ELIZABETH GORT
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Contributors

Unknown:
Thora Hird
Unknown:
Da Loard
Unknown:
Cesar Franck
Unknown:
Da Loard
Unknown:
Geoffrey Burgon
Producers:
David Kremer
Producers:
Elizabeth Gort

Another chance to see the special programme which last month won the prestigious Golden Rose Award at the 25th Montreux International Festival, against competition from 30 other countries. Paul Daniels once again conjures up all the thrills of the Big Top in his very own magic circus, has a hilarious encounter with William and Jambo, the Twycross chimpanzees, and introduces, from America, his remarkable guests, Tom
Noddy/The Bubble Guy' and the amazing young juggling trio, Airjazz. plus DEBBIE MCGEE and THE BRIAN ROGERS
DANCERS
Musical director KEN JONES Choreography BRIAN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY Director DAVID TAYLOR
Produced by JOHN FISHER

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Daniels
Unknown:
Debbie McGee
Dancers:
Brian Rogers
Unknown:
Gil Leaney
Director:
David Taylor
Produced By:
John Fisher

A Fast Boat to China
Alan Whicker aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2 on her three-month winter voyage around the Pacific.
Hong Kong - Qingdao
'A different adventure every day....'
In the last of this series of four programmes the QE2 reaches the two Chinas - capitalist and communist.
At Hong Kong 2,000 workers swarm over the liner - and leave her whiter than white. At Qingdao in Red China the city almost comes to a halt as the cruisers disembark.
Made-up children chant their doll-like welcomes to these 'visitors from another planet', while in the stadium, before 20,000 Chinese, the QE2 football team takes on Qingdao's best.
Nigel Broakes , the man who in effect owns the QE2, talks about her future - and his passengers reflect upon their comfortable adventure ... Film editor IAN PITCH
Director MICHAEL TUCHNER BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Nigel Broakes

with Esther Rantzen
Reporters Bill Buckley Gavin Campbell Michael Groth and at the That's Life newsdesk Maev Alexander and John Gould
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor JOHN MORRELL

Contributors

Unknown:
Esther Rantzen
Reporters:
Bill Buckley
Reporters:
Gavin Campbell
Reporters:
Michael Groth
Unknown:
Maev Alexander
Unknown:
John Gould
Director:
Bob Marsland
Producer:
Esther Rantzen
Editor:
John Morrell

A series of eight films on historic ships and maritime museums in Britain, written and presented by Anthony Burton.
5: The Silver Darlings Film editor KEITH WILTON
Producer MICHAEL GARROD (Repeal)

Contributors

Presented By:
Anthony Burton.
Editor:
Keith Wilton
Producer:
Michael Garrod

Little Worlds
During its voyage to Jupiter, the American Galileo probe will survey a small and interesting world, the asteroid Amphitrite - one of the swarm of minor planets moving round the sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Patrick Moore talks about the Amphitrite encounter, and about the whole swarm of these little worlds which were once referred to by a German astronomer as 'vermin of the skies'.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO

Contributors

Talks:
Jupiter. Patrick Moore
Producer:
Pieter Morpurgo

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