Stuart McGugan and guests say Hallo Again with songs, games and play ideas from this week's Play School. Musician MICHAEL OMER
Producer CHRISTINE HEWITT Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

Rediscovering religious belief Creeds that Conciliate
The unity of faith declared in the creeds needs a practical expression.
Canon Martin Mbwana , a theologian from Tanzania, explores some of the practical implications of a creed which professes that 'we believe in one God ...' Director STEVE BENSON Producer DAVID Craig

Transcending the Past Noel Battye visits the Christian Renewal Centre in Rostrevor, Northern Ireland, and joins Myrtle Kerr who introduces this small community devoted to prayer and reconciling work. Director CHRIS LOUGHLIN Producer JAMES SKELLY
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER BBC Northern Ireland

Every year courts in Britain hear dozens of cases in which children of broken marriages have been taken, sometimes forcibly, by one parent, even though legal custody rests with the other. Recently, a number of child-kidnapping cases have occurred in the Asian community.
Anita Bhalla discusses child-kidnapping and tug-of-love children with Aruna Majevadia , whose daughter was abducted;
Police Supt Martin Burton , public relations officer, West Midlands Police; Sushma Lal , solicitor; and Mark Burt , Chairman, Children Abroad.
Suresh Wadkar sings a Punjabi folk song. Producer bish MEHAY
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble MM

A series of six programmes about how to make your business more successful. 4: The Right Premises
To succeed every business needs the right premises. But the risks involved in getting them can be enormous -
Agostinho Freitas and Hansa Dabhi have been organising new premises for their businesses. How have they cut down on the risks? Film editor PETER ESSEX
Assistant producer FIONA PITCHER Producer MARY SPRENT (E)
Accompanying books from the [address removed]
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Twenty programmes presented by Lilly Lembo and Enrico Verdecchia

How to say you like something.
(R) (E)
(Complementary programme on Radio 4 VHF/FM at 5.30 pm)

Five films on modern France

Nearly two-thirds of all the table wine produced in France comes from the Languedoc. A combination of factors are threatening the future of the wine producers.
(R) (E)

with Chantal Cuer

The news from TF1 in Paris. Peter Fiddick looks at the European media.
(E)

A chance to see recent BBC programmes, with sign language and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
Today: Discovering Birds - Table Manners
Tony Soper shows the types of bird feeders and drinking devices as well as the pleasures of birdwatching. Film editor AL GELL
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD

with Philip Wrixon Dan Cherrington Leslie Cottington and Claire Powell Producers
KEN POLLOCK , MARTIN SMALL Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

with Donald MacCormick
Starting with News Summary Reporter VIVIAN white Producers
VANESSA DOWELL , LYDIA HOWARD Editor PAUL NORRIS

by Charlie Humphreys and Michael Robartes.
'...everything is so wrong, it's a sin to be born'.
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West Ham United v Everton Introduced by Jimmy Hill
The new strike partnership of FRANK MCAVENNIE and TONY COTTEE formed last season helped West Ham into third position in the league, their highest finish. Between them the two young internationals scored 54 goals for the Hammers, and they are on target again this season, with Cottee well on schedule to reach the tally of 30 he has set himself.
Everton's treatment room has been filled by this season's most celebrated injury list. It is a measure of their squad strength that, though permanently below full compliment - and with last season's 40-goal Gary Lineker now exiled in Spain - they stayed unbeaten longer than any other First Division team at the start of 1986-87. BOBBY CHARLTON and TREVOR BROOKING have their say and the commentator is BARRY DAVIES.
Series producer JOHN SHREWSBURY Editor BOB ABRAHAMS

Today Rolf Harris introduces classic cartoon comedy featuring a dancing weed, a balletic wabbit and a famous waltzing mouse.
Production david platt

Speak to Someone Who Cares John Craven and Sarah Greene report on the new helpline for children in trouble or danger.
Now children anywhere in the country can phone any time free of charge to talk about their problems.
ChildLine aims to listen to unhappy children, and offer sympathy and help.
John talks to ChildLine's chairman, Esther Rantzen , and the people behind the service to find out how it works. And Sarah meets some children who are learning what they themselves can do to keep safe from dangers, with the help of their parents, teachers, and the Kidscape Campaign.
Producer ERIC ROWAN
The ChildLine phone number is [number removed]. Or write to [address removed] (no stamp required)
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by CHARLES DICKENS
Dramatised in ten episodes by JAMES ANDREW HALL starring and with 3: David's cruel stepfather,
Mr Murdstone , has sent him away to school - but the change is not for the better....
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH
Videotape editor NIGEL EVANS Script editor BRIAN WRIGHT Designer GAVIN DAVIES
Producer TERRANCE DICKS Director BARRY LETTS
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Cliff Michelmore and Maggie Philbin report on the latest charity news and the progress of recent TV appeals. On film Chay Blythe appeals on behalf of The Jubilee Sailing Trust. Funds are urgently needed to pay for the STS Lord Nelson, a 400-ton barque which has been specially designed and equipped to enable the physically handicapped to share in the challenge of crewing a ship at sea.
Please send your donations to: Chay Blythe ,
Jubilee Sailing Trust,
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with Jan Leeming ; Weather

from Haverfordwest
Ian Gall visits the 'Little
England beyond Wales', and a market town with 1,000 years of history in the centre of the old county of Pembroke.
He meets JOAN THOMAS and her husband JOHN, who is a former ship's carpenter turned harp-maker.
ANNETTE AND GAVIN MCCOY talk to Ian about how, despite being blind, they are kept busy with full-time careers as physiotherapists and an energetic 3-year-old daughter. Local Christians join together in the Tabernacle
Congregational Church with the TABERNACLE
CHILDREN'S CHOIR.
Come let us join our cheerful songs (Nativity); Morning has broken (Bunessan); 0 happy day (Happy Day); Far round the world
(Doncaster); Mi glywaf dyner lais (Gwahoddiad); I heard the voice of Jesus say (Vox Dilecti); Abide with me (Eventide); These things shall be: A loftier race (Arizona)
Harpist BRYNMOR WILLIAMS Conductor JOHN S. DAVIES Organist ANN EVANS
Assistant producer CHRIS LOUGHLIN Producer DAFYDD OWEN Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Wales
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starring Ronnie Barker Ronnie Corbett with Carol Hawkins
Barbara New , Claire Nielson John Rutland
Josephine Tewson Joyce Windsor The Aldershot
Brass Ensemble
Messrs Barker and Corbett have chosen their personal favourites from the many hilarious sketches and songs they have performed together over the years.
Written by TERRY JONES
SPIKE MILLIGAN. SPIKE MULLINS MICHAEL PALIN , GERALD WILEY
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devised by GERARD GLAISTER and ALLAN PRIOR starring and Episode 10 written by ARTHUR SCHMIDT
'I'm asking you, Mrs Harvey , because I don't think Jan's being honest with herself, and you're the only person who knows if she is.'
Title music
SIMON MAY and LESLIE OSBORNE Film cameraman JOHN WILLIAMS Designer JIM HATCHARD
Script editor JOHN BRASON
Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director KEITH WASHINGTON
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with Jan Leeming ; Weather

A film written by TOM CLARKE starring with and Victor is 67, but finds it very easy not to be his age! Until, that is, his pursuit of the good life costs him his flat, and Victor has to go where he can surely never belong - the old people's home down the road
Music composed by GEORGE FENTON Designer GEOFF POWELL Film editor KEN PEARCE
Photography KENNETH MACMILLAN Produced by KENITH TRODD Directed by RICHARD EYRE
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The Retreat
Arthur: a sculptor from
Kirkby, Merseyside is trying to cope with religious doubts. Peter: Distribution Manager for a small firm near
Newcastle, needs to rethink his priorities at home and at work.
Elizabeth: hopes to find the spiritual resources to face her cancer.
All of them go on retreat.
For five days at St Beuno's College, North Wales, they follow St Ignatius's spiritual exercises, a blend of devotion and psychological exploration. The aim is 'to enable them to distinguish between their positive and creative feelings and their negative and destructive ones'.
Peter, Arthur and Elizabeth speak frankly and movingly about what it is like to be exposed to five days of silence and solitude in search of the will of God.
Film cameraman DEREK BANKS Film editor RICHARD SEEL Producer ANGELA TILBY
Everyman editor DANIEL WOLF
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Seventh of eight programmes on the mammals of Britain presented by Tony Soper
Foxes, rabbits and hares are part of our childhood, celebrated in nursery rhyme and fable, and we have a vested interest in there being a healthy population of each species. But it's far from being a friendly and cosy world, and is very much one of predator and prey. Film editor HUGH TASMAN
Producer BRYN BROOKS (R) (E)
(Postponed from 19 October. Final part on Wednesday at 11.40pm)

The CIS Insurance
United Kingdom Indoor
Singles Bowls Championship DAVID ICKE introduces highlights of today's play in the first round of this major indoor bowls tournament which is worth E7,000 for the winner. The cream of crown green and flat bowling are playing in their first-round matches, today including 1985 World Indoor Singles Champion TERRY SULLIVAN , NOEL BURROWS , prominent winner in both codes, and TONY ALLCOCK World Indoor Singles and Paris Champion in 1986. Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON Summarisers
MAL HUGHES , DAVID MCGILL
Television presention KEITH PHILLIPS KEITH MACKENZIE. PETER HAYWARD Executive producer NICK HUNTER