Jane Hardy , Nicola Katrak Stuart Bradley and Robin Kingsland say
HalloAgain, with songs, games and play ideas. Story:
Brian and Ryan Keep Fit by SONYA DANN
Musicians JONATHAN COHEN WILL HILL ,DAVID HISSEY
Director ALISON STEWART
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

Sarla Maheshwari presents stories from around the communities and a preview of the Men's Hockey World Cup which begins in London later this week.
Shaheen Mahmud sings
'Bhatiali,' a Bengali folk song. troducer YOUSUF AZIZ executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

Rediscovering religious belief Creeds and Commitment
While Buddhists, Sikhs, Jews and Muslims have outward symbols indicating their religious commitment, identification of Christians is more complicated.
John Bowker examines how the creeds of Christianity teach that relationship with God does not depend upon external marks or . observances.
Director STEVE BENSON Producer DAVID CRAIG

From the Shropshire village of Ruyton-Eleven-Towns, this service is a thanksgiving for God's creative activity, from a local school, and families from three villages, combine to celebrate the harvest season.
The service is led by the vicar The Rev Robin Bradbury The preacher is the Archdeacon of Salop The Ven Robert Jeffery
Hymns: Come, ye thankful people, come;
Fair waved the golden corn;
God, whose farm is all creation;
To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise;
We Plough the fields;
Praise, 0 praise our God and King.
Lessons: Genesis 1: v 24 - 2: V 3; John 15: vv 1-10
Pebble Mill

The Dunhill Cup The Final
After three days of match play over the Old Course at St Andrews , the field is reduced to two teams. Each member of the winning team stands to win 100,000 dollars and the Scottish gallery will provide an enthusiastic background to the climax of this tournament which has established itself as the 'team championship of the world'. HARRY CARPENTER introduces live coverage of the opening holes. Commentators
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK BRUCE CRITCHLEY
TONY JACKLIN Producers
FRED VINER , ALASTAIR SCOTT Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

A fortnightly magazine programme for people who are deaf and hard-of-hearing. News, views and entertainment, with sign language and subtitles. Introduced by Maggie Woolley
Clive Mason and John Lee produced by CHARLES PASCOE

with Philip Wrixon Dan Cherrington Leslie Cottington and Claire Powell Producers
KEN POLLOCK , MARTIN SMALL
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
12.58 Weather News for farmers IAN MCCASKILL

from Blackpool with David Dimbleby
Starting with News Summary With the Labour Party
Conference about to begin in Blackpool, David Dimbleby talks to the Labour leader,
The Rt Hon Neil Kinnock , mp Reporter VIVIAN WHITE Producers
ELUE UPDALE. CAROLINE HAYDON Director NEIL ECCLES Editor PAUL NORRIS

by Bill Lyons and David Ashton.
'Bride and groom shouldn't see each other the night before, it's unlucky'.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

The Dunhill Cup
The climax of the final, introduced by HARRY CARPENTER from St Andrews.

The competitive spirit, it is said, is healthy. But, as Rolf Harris illustrates, competition seems to bring out the worst in cartoon characters.
Producer DAVID PLATT

'Happy talk', 'Younger than springtime', 'I'm in love with a wonderful guy', 'Some enchanted evening' ...
South Pacific boasts many of the best and most enduring numbers written by RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN. Now, after almost 30 years, a new recording has been made of the complete score.
Television cameras were at the Henry Wood Hall in London to watch the classic musical given a new lease of life by Jose Carreras , Kiri Te Kanawa , Sarah Vaughan and Mandy Patinkin. With the Ambrosian Singers and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jonathan Tunick
LightingDEREK FAWLEY
Television sound GRAHAM HAINES Executive producer JOHN ARCHER Produced and directed by JONATHAN FULFORD
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Presented by Bruce Fogle
Jan Batchelor
Wayne Mockett and Dale Winton
This week Pet Watch goes live to Alexandra Palace to cover the Pet Trade and Industry Exhibition.
Jan learns grooming the hard way, Wayne reports back from a pet cemetery and Bruce looks at the future of the E900 million pet industry. If you want to learn more about your pets' future phone in on [number removed]. The line opens at 5.30 pm.
Directors DAVID BARRETT and DEREK NELSON
Producer ROY CHAPMAN
Series producer STEVE TIMMINS
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Jan Leeming ; Weather News

for Harvest from Saffron Walden
As the crops are gathered in, Songs of Praise celebrates harvest in the beautiful countryside of North Essex. Roger Royle meets
BOB FURZE as he combines the last of his corn, and takes tea with KITTY WILSON and some of her 250 'children'. CHRIS COLE, a local baker, shows Roger how to bake a harvest sheaf loaf and PETER TAYLOR talks of moral issues in modem farming. Farmers, country dwellers and the people of Saffron Walden gather in the parish church of St Mary the Virgin to sing their harvest songs of praise.
All creatures of our God and King (Lasst uns erfreuen); Come, ye thankful people, come (St George) - To thee, 0 Lord our hearts we raise (Golden Sheaves); New every morning (Melcombe); Praise and thanksgiving (Bunessan); We plough the fields (Wir Pflugen); Jesus is Lord; 0 God beyond all praising (Thaxted).
Conductor ANDREW MALCOLM
Research VALETTA STALLABRASS Assistant producer Jude Rose, Producers
DAVID KREMER , Roger Hutchings Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE * CEEFAX SUBTITLES

A serial in 13 parts devised by GERARD GLAISTER and ALLAN PRIOR starring
Written by ARTHUR SCHMIDT 5: 'Tom, this isn't any otherheadstrong girl of 19. This is your daughter! Where are your values? Where's your love?'
Title music SIMON MAY and LESLIE OSBORNE
Film cameraman JOHN WILLIAMS Designer NIGEL JONES
Script editor JOHN BRASON Director SARAH HELUNGS
Producer GERARD GLAISTER
'Always there', sung by Marti Webb , and the theme tune to the series are on records RESL 190 or 12 RSL 190;
Simon's Way including 'Anyone can fall in love' and 'Always there' are on record or cassette REB/ZCF 594 * CEEFAX SUBTITLES

The first of two parts Screenplay by ALAN PLATER
From the novel by HILDA BERNSTEIN starring Art Malik
John Matshikiza
Jack Klaff , Estelle Kohler South Africa in the early 60s
Provides the background for Hilda Bernstein 's award-winning political thriller.
Music JIM PARKER
Costume designer MICHAEL BURDLE Designer DON TAYLOR
Photography JOHN MCGLASHAN Producer TERRY COLES Director BILL HAYS
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with Jan Leeming Weather News

with David Lomax
Week by week as the events of the news unfold, moral dilemmas, controversies and questions are raised which cannot easily be compressed into the black and white summary of a bulletin or headline.
But these questions of public and private morality affect us all and inflame passions and prejudices many of us would rather ignore or try to hide. Reporter David Lomax looks at one of these issues, talks to those who ought to know, and tries to discover what is at the 'heart of the matter'. Film editor MICHAEL ALOOF
Series producer OLGA EDRIDGE

The third of eight programmes on the mammals of Britain with Tony Soper
Otters are secretive creatures, quite common but rarely seen. The best you can hope for are signs that they are about.
Seals, on the other hand, are easy to watch, but if you want to see more than a head bobbing above the water, you need to know where and how to look.
Tony goes seal watching and, for the first time, observes common seals swim up the salt marsh creeks and haul themselves onto the mud flats.
Film editor HUGH TASMAN Producer BRYN BROOKS (R)

Highlights introduced by HARRY CARPENTER