Carol Leader and Stuart McGugan say
Hallo Again with songs, games and play ideas.
Story: The House Built of Snow by JEAN MCKENZIE
Musicians RICHARD BROWN and MARTIN FRITH Director SHARON MILLER
Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

with Bryan Murray and Susan Leong
Why were Mary and Joseph worried about Jesus when he was growing up, and why do Sikh girls wear shorts under their saris?
Script editor NOEL VINCENT Director CELIA THOMSON Producer JUDY MERRY BBC North West

A series in which viewers are united by television in a simple service of prayer and reflection. Ann Easter joins Alan Spencer in his home in South Ham, Basingstoke. Director DAVID WILLCOCK
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER

with Azmat Bajwa
Traditional and modern music, with contributions from Mussarat Nazir Shankar Ganguli
Malika Pukhraj and Tahira Saiyed , Rasbihari and Vibha Desai , Jagjit Singh and The Great Indian Dancers. An ASIAN unit presentation

Four films about turning points in science presented by Professor Heinz Wolff 1: Energy for Sale
Had it not been for one discovery, the First World War would probably have been over in a year.
Produced by RON BLOOMFIELD
Film editor KEITH WILTON (R) (e)

Twenty programmes presented by Lilly Lembo Lambert and Enrico Verdecchia
(R) (e)
(Complementary programme on Radio 4 VHF/FM at 5.30pm)
Info: page 77

Christopher's
Magic Cupboard
Christopher is 4-years-old; he's bright, mischievous and full of life; but he's severely physically handicapped.
Now micro-technology is beginning to change his life. The 'chip' is very versatile - with it blind people can read books, deaf people can use the telephone, and people who couldn't speak or write at all can now make contact with the outside world.
Britain leads in the invention of micro-technology aids for disabled people. But can the miracle chip reach all those who need it?
Film editor JOHN BILLINGHAM
Producer ANNA JACKSON (R) (e) A fully illustrated booklet is available free by sending a 9" x 7" sae (24p stamp please) to [address removed]

A fortnightly magazine programme for people who are deaf or 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
(e)

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

MICHAEL FISH

starring
Easy Come, Easy Go
Ben becomes uneasy over the purchase of a strip of land when he discovers a gambling addict to be playing a hand in the deal. (R)

by Gilly Fraser and Charlie Humphreys.
"Ian... don't get into bed with Sharon again".
Story: page 12
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Introduced by Jimmy Hill
New Year soccer live on TV starts with a cracker in prospect and the supremacy of north London at stake as Tottenham and Arsenal meet for the 100th time in the Football League. They kick off with the record exactly level: 39 wins a piece, followed by a draw for the 21st time when they clashed at Highbury in September.
Arsenal pleasantly surprised new manager George Graham by leading the Championship into December, against his belief that they are not yet ready for their ninth League title.
What Tottenham's new boss, David Pleat, is plotting in the battle of these fierce London rivals is something we are about to find out.

in Hareless Wolf and Hare-Abian Nights

Dramatised in four parts by Elaine Morgan
Starring Emrys James as Otto Frank, Elizabeth Bell as Edith Frank and Katharine Schlesinger as Anne

'After May, 1940, good times rapidly fled: first the war, then the capitulation, followed by the arrival of the Germans. That is when the sufferings of us Jews really began. Yet things were still bearable...'

Feature: page 9
(Ceefax subtitles)

with Jan Leeming Weather

for Epiphany from Worcester The new year begins for
Christians with the feast of Epiphany as they celebrate the coming of the wise men to Bethlehem. Roger Royle joins more than 1,000 members of local churches and schools in the nave of Worcester
Cathedral for a festive edition of Songs of Praise.
He meets MIKE VOCKINS , secretary of the Worcestershire County Cricket Club, and ROBIN SYKES , chairman of the St Paul 's hostel for the single homeless. Roger also visits the Royal Worcester factory, and the birthplace of Sir Edward Elgar.
Angel-voices ever singing (Angel-voices); Sing aloud on this day.;
Praise to the holiest in the height
(Gerontius): The three kings (Peter Cornelius ); 0 thou who earnest from above (Hereford); Lord of all hopefulness (Slane); 0 God of earth and altar (Kings Lynn); Glory to God! (Highwood)
Conductor DONALD HUNT
Organist ADRIAN PARTINGTON Researcher KERENA MARCHANT Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Pebble Mill
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by ROY CLARKE starring Michael Aldridge Bill Owen Peter Sallis and with Jane Freeman
Joe Gladwin , Kathy Staff in Why Does Norman Clegg
Buy Ladies' Elastic Stockings? Arriving at Seymour's to find barriers and barbed wire,
Compo and Clegg realise that he must have invented something breathtakingly original: and so he has, but their initial interest is dimmed when the pedal-powered thing has to be road- and field-tested.
Music RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Film cameraman ALAN STEVENS Film editor JOHN WILKINSON Designer STEPHAN PACZAI Produced and directed by ALAN J. W. BELL
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A plane has been hijacked.
The facts are imaginary - the problem only too real.
What should the government do? Should it negotiate with the terrorists or should it send in the SAS? Will diplomatic pressure work? Is a secret deal possible? How can the government buy time?
In tonight's programme, a special crisis committee of distinguished politicians, with diplomatic, military and legal experts, grapples with these hypothetical problems. The response of the terrorists will emerge through dramatised news reports from Pamela Armstrong and Jeremy Paxman at the scene of the hijack. Which of the six different endings prepared by the production team occurs depends on how the committee reacts. Taking the decisions: The Rt Hon Francis Pym , mp The Rt Hon Roy Jenkins , MP and The Rt Hon
Gerald Kaufman , mp
They receive expert advice from Sir Anthony Parsons Lord Rawlinson, QC and Lt Gen Sir David Young
Chairing the committee is Professor Paul Wilkinson , a world expert on terrorism. Narrated by David Jessel Researcher SANDRA JONES
Executive producer GEORGE CAREY Producer LAURENCE REES
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with Magnus Magnusson Mastermind is back for its
15th series. The first four of 64 hopeful contenders set out tonight to see who can become Mastermind 1987. The season opens at the University of Aberdeen when contenders from Scotland and Northern Ireland meet to decide who wins the first place in the semi-finals. Jill McFatridge
(area reporter to the Children's Panel)
The life and times of Ferdinand of Aragon 1452-1516
Gary Fortune (law graduate) Hungarian history 1848-1919 Hilary Frazer
(charities advice officer) The history of Belfast 1600-1900
John Crippin (schoolteacher) BBC radio comedy 1947-1967 Lighting DENNIS BUTCHER
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director DAVID MITCHELL Producer PETER MASSEY

with Jan Leeming Weather

The Mighty Quinn
'No alcoholic voluntarily does anything about his or her problem. What we're up against is a disease, and a disease that is not curable.' To dry out in Detroit you go to the Sacred Heart
Rehabilitation Centre, one of the biggest treatment centres for alcoholics in the United States. It was founded by Fr Vaughn Quinn.
For an alcoholic, the path to self-knowledge and sobriety is a rough one. No one knows this better than Fr Quinn himself. His exuberant style conceals a first-hand . knowledge of his clients' despair: he is, in his own words, 'just a recovering alcoholic'.
This film follows the personal struggles of both clients and counsellors through the precarious business of alcoholic rehabilitation: from Quinn's search for drunks in his 1925 hearse on the streets of Detroit, through painful therapy groups, to three intensive days for a small group of residents on board The Mighty Quinn - a 38-foot yacht skippered by Quinn on Lake St Clair.
Narrator Peter France
Film cameraman JOHN WESTHEUSER Film editor DAVID DENOVAN Producer DAVID CHERNIACK
Everyman editor DANIEL WOLF

Designer Power?
'Industrial design is not about personal expression - it's about solving commercial problems!' But can designers do more than the engineers, the retailers, marketing and top management will allow them to do?
Film editor DAI VAUGHAN
Producer IAN WOOLF (R) (e)
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