Brian Jameson , Sarah Long and Liz Watts say Hello Again with songs and games. Twinkle, twinkle little chest What's the time you like the best!
Musicians PETER GOSLING, PETER HOWLAND
Story: The Firework Party by PEGGY BLAKELEY painting by KENJI WADA
Director PENNY LLOYD
Series producer ANNE GOBEY
Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE
Rediscovering Religious Belief
... and became flesh
In assuming human nature to himself in the person of Jesus, God revealed himself in a unique way.
Keith Ward explores the mystery of the Incarnation. Director LELIA GUINERY-GREEN Producer DAVID CRAIG
A simple service of reflection and prayer.
Today's theme is
Reconciliation, the preacher is The Rev Canon John Hayter , and the service is introduced by Linda Mary Evans from the Fortune Centre at Bransgore in Dorset, where horses share the work of helping to rehabilitate handicapped people. Director ANN RICHARDSON Producer ELIZABETH GORT
Dhruva Mistry is a young sculptor from Gujerat who has spent a year as Artist in Residence at Churchill College, Cambridge.
His work has already won international recognition, and two recent exhibitions brought more critical acclaim. St John Howell talked to him at his studio.
The programme also includes a dance item which is a combination of the Kathak style of Indian dance performed by Pratap and Priya Pawar and flamenco by Juani and Jose.
Producer KRISHAN GOULD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill
A combined television and radio course in ten parts for beginners in Spanish.
with Isabel Soto, Emila Redondo, Miguel Penaranda, Julio Morales, Carlos Riera
(R)
A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.
In East Friesland, close to the Dutch border, the national drink is tea. In Leer you can see how it's blended while in Greetsiel, in Poppinga's Alte Backerei, it is served mit Kandiszucker und Sahne.
Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden (R)
(Shown again next Sat on BBC2)
Complementary Radio programme on Radio 4 VHF/FM this afternoon at 5.30, repeated next Saturday at 4.30
A series of 26 programmes
See the news as others see it and brush up your French at the same time; last
Monday's bulletin comes from Antenne Deux and there's also a round-up of that day's main stories across Europe.
Presented by Chantal Cuer
(Shown on BBC2 last Monday)
A series of six programmes in which Richard Blizzard makes a whole range of toys and models.
5:Miniature WorldsDirector PAULA GILDER
Producer PETER RAMSDEN (R)
A weekly magazine for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. News, views and entertainment, with sign language and subtitles. Introduced by Maggie Woolley and Clive Mason
Producer CHARLES PASCOE
featuring the news and views, politics and practice of those involved with the land. with Philip Wrixon Dan Cherrington
Leslie Cottington and Claire Powell Producers
KEN POLLOCK. MARTIN SMALL
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
with David Dimbleby Starting with the News Summary
The weekly look at what matters in politics. In conversation with people at the heart of events, David Dimbleby seeks the truth behind the significant issues of the moment, and those looming ahead.
Studio director VICTOR MELLENEY Editor PAUL NORRIS
Omnibus edition by Michael Robartes and Bill Lyons.
'I must talk to Naima. She'll know what to do. She'll know how to sort it out!'
(Ceefax Subtitles)
starring
Yul Brynner
Trevor Howard with Harry Andrews Andrew Keir
Charlotte Rampling
Cast characteristically in a powerful and aggressive role, the late Yul Brynner portrays Sultan, a troublesome yet idealistic Indian rebel confronted violently by the imperialism of the British Raj. His values and attitudes are admired by Major Freddy Young, the police officer hoping to bring the bandit to justice, but, for two men of honour, ideals and duty are not easily reconciled....
Screenplay by PETER YELDHAM
Based on a story by RANVEER SINGH Produced and directed by KEN ANNAKIN
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This week: Malvem
Midway through the series, Arthur Negus and his team of experts travel to Worcestershire.
This week's discoveries include a Mickey Mouse Band and one of the most captivating pictures ever seen at a Roadshow.
Presented by Hugh Scully Director ROY CHAPMAN Producer ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol (R)
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One Royal Tour ends ... another begins.
HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh complete their Caribbean journey with visits to Barbados, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago. On the other side of the world, Their Royal
Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived in Australia. They have started their visit to Melbourne and Canberra to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the State of Victoria.
Reporters Michael Cole in the Caribbean
Brian Hanrahan in Australia Chief picture editors
RUSS CROMBIE. JOHN HINKLY Produced by GORDON CARR A BBCtv News special
with Moira Stuart Weather News
from the City of London The City of London is the most famous square mile in Britain. It has a daytime population of half a million, but only 6,000 people live there. Within that square mile more than 140 churches cater to the spiritual needs of the city workers.
Next Saturday sees the historic pageantry of the Lord Mayor's Show, and Lord
Mayor Elect Alderman Allan Davis talks to Roger Royle about life in Britain's financial capital.
His choice of hymn is sung in the medieval Church of St
Giles Cripplegate, one of the City's most historic churches, surrounded by the concrete towers of the Barbican complex.
Hymns: City of God (Richmond); Thy hand, 0 God. has guided
(Thornbury): God be in my head: In heavenly love abiding (Penlan); The church's one foundation (Aurelia): Ye servants of God
(Laudate Dominum); Just as I am (Misericordia); Glorious things of thee are spoken (Abbots Leigh) Conductor
ANNE MARSDEN THOMAS
Film director OLGA EDRIDGE OB director SIMON HAMMOND Producer DAVID KREMER
Series producer STEPHEN WHITTLE
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by JIMMY PERRY and DAVID CROFT featuring
Maplin's, Spring 1960
Off with the Motley Crew At long last, Peggy is promoted - not, unfortunately, to the rank of Yellowcoat, but to the post of Deputy Supervisor in the Chalet Maintenance department.
Designer BERNARD LLOYD-JONES Produced and directed by DAVID CROFT (R)
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A serial in 13 parts devised by GERARD GLAISTER and ALLAN PRIOR
Dulcie Gray as Kate Harvey Episode 10 by RAYMOND THOMPSON
'We were all happy until he bought into that yard! Now he's ruined it, and I'll never forgive him. I only hope he gets hurt some day the same way he's hurt me....'
Title music
SIMON MAY and LESLIE OSBORNE Film cameraman JOHN KENWAY Designer MYLES LANG
Script editor JOHN BRASON Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director PENNANT ROBERTS
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by ROY CLARKE starring
Bill Owen
Peter Sallis Brian Wilde with Jane Freeman Kathy Staff and Joe Gladwin in Enter the Phantom
In his ceaseless efforts to gain the everlasting respect of one Nora Batty , Compo is encouraged by Foggy and Clegg to capitalise on his natural magnificence and fearlessness. After all, how could she fail to be impressed by a mysterious figure on a motorcycle doing 'wheelies'.
Stunt arranger STUART FELL Music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer STEPHEN FAWCETT Produced and directed by ALAN J. W. BELL (R)
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Living with Uncle Sam
The last of ten films in which Alan Whicker talks to a wide range of Brits who've gone to live and work in the USA. You muddle-up your brains with a little booze - and they'll take your knickers ...
No such fate has befallen the author of this remark:
Sir Gordon White has, in ten years, turned$3,000 into a company worth a cool billion: 'They only understand excellence in this country, you can't get by with mediocrity.'
America may be the land of opportunity, but when the axe falls it can be a cruel place - as Colin and Veronica Draper experienced.
New York is also the home of a Scot, Albert Watson , one of America's most successful photographers. Vanessa Angel arrived in Manhattan at the age of 17. Three years later, she is a top model with an income of $200,000 a year. But, like many Brits in this series, she still has reservations about life with Uncle Sam: 'They don't care about the quality of life -just how many Porsches they have....' Researcher DEBORAH ISAACS Film cameraman MIKE FOX Sound recordists
JOHN PARKER. KEITH RODGERSON Film editor liz THOYTS producer JONATHAN STEDALL
BBC Bristol
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A look ahead at a new series which begins next Sunday on BBCl, based on short stories by one of the 20th-century's greatest playwrights.
with Moira Stuart Weather News
The Prime Minister and the Preacher 'You can't have a compromise. You either have your policy or you have an abject surrender.'
The Rainbow Warrior trial - the case linking the French Secret Service to the mining of Greenpeace's ship - begins in Auckland this week. At the centre of the controversy surrounding the case is the outspoken New Zealand
Prime Minister, David Lange. He has condemned forthrightly France's violation of New Zealand's sovereignty.
Earlier this year, the USA found him equally uncompromising when he announced their nuclear carriers would not be welcome in New Zealand. Lange is a Methodist lay preacher who says that what he does in his political life is a reflection of his Christian convictions.
This Everyman profile records his first meeting with the man whose preaching changed his life - Lord Soper.
In a conversation filmed earlier this year, they discuss the choice confronting a politician between compromise and conscience. Film editor RICHARD TRAYLER SMITH Assistant producer TONY MCAVOY Series producer DANIEL WOLF Producer BARRY LYNCH BBC Wales
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A musical biography in six programmes
4: The Successful Years
Presented by Jane Glover
The London Mozart Players Tamas Vasary (piano) Alan Opie (baritone) David Schofield
Ian Richardson , Robin Bailey By the mid-1780s it seemed as if Mozart's enormous gamble - to leave the safety of court employment and branch out as an independent freelance musician - had paid off.
At the end of the 1784 season he could name 176 subscribers to his concerts and report 'a handsome income'. It was a time of great happiness for him: he was admitted to the Freemasons, his father was reconciled to his in-laws and his sister was married. It was in this period that he wrote two of his greatest piano concertos, K 466 and K 467, and The
Marriage of Figaro, the first of the three superb Italian comic operas with libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte.
Written by VICTOR POOLE and JANE GLOVER
Lighting JOHN DIXON Sound ADRIAN STOCKS
Picture researcher BARBARA BRIGHT Producer PAUL KRIWACZEK
