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A series about St Ignatius of Loyola. Fr Bill Hewett travels to the Basque country to introduce more
Ignatian spiritual exercises. Today's workshop group looks at what stops people feeling 'at home'. Director Ann Richardson Producer Chris Loughlin

Contributors

Unknown:
Bill Hewett
Director:
Ann Richardson
Producer:
Chris Loughlin

Dr Pamela Powell , who works with cancer patients, was treated for cancer three years ago. Norma Cradock visits Pamela and her husband at their home.
Reading: I John 4, vv 7-21. Producer Iwan Russell-Jones Editor Helen Alexander

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr Pamela Powell
Unknown:
Norma Cradock
Producer:
Iwan Russell-Jones
Editor:
Helen Alexander

French for beginners, with Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones . 2: Asking the way.
Producer David Wilson (R)
0 SUPPORT MATERIALS: book same title, £7.99 and cassettes 45.99 from retailers.

Contributors

Unknown:
Carolle Rousseau
Unknown:
Patrick Simpson-Jones
Producer:
David Wilson

Spanish for beginners.
2: Yolanda Vazquez shows how to order drinks and introduce yourself. Producer David Wilson (R)
● SUPPORT MATERIALS: book £5.95. two cassettes. £3.95 each computer software £22.95. from retailers.

Contributors

Unknown:
Yolanda Vazquez
Producer:
David Wilson

How the new European Single
Market might affect you in 1992. You and Your Rights. Presented by Dick Taverne and Alan Watson. Series editor Christopher Capron
A Capron production for BBCtv (R)

Contributors

Presented By:
Dick Taverne
Presented By:
Alan Watson.
Editor:
Christopher Capron

The Giving Business. Part 2 of a special report on charities by Martyn Lewis.
Producer Hendrik Ball (R)
& BOOKLET: 'The Giving Business please send a cheque for £3. 00 (payable to Business Matters - The Giving Busmess) to, '[address removed]
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Contributors

Unknown:
Martyn Lewis.
Producer:
Hendrik Ball

A series for parents of 4- to 11 -year-olds, presented by Johnny Ball. 2: Using technology. Producer Robert Clamp
A Palace Gate production for BBCtv (R)
* GAMES PACK: (free) send a 32p A4 sae to [address removed].
0 BOOK: same title, £3.50 from booksellers.

Contributors

Presented By:
Johnny Ball.

The concerns and interests of the deaf community, presented in sign language by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason. Interpreters:
Brenda Mackay and John Lee. Series producer Ian Woolf
0 TRENDS: page 88

Contributors

Unknown:
Maureen Denmark
Unknown:
Clive Mason.
Unknown:
Brenda MacKay
Unknown:
John Lee.
Producer:
Ian Woolf

Fifty years ago, with the Battle of Britain raging overhead, farmers in East Angha were bringing in a bumper harvest. But the Luftwaffe was also flying secret reconnaissance missions, which have provided an unequalled record of the countryside. Earlier this summer
John Craven re-created one flight; the changes are astonishing.
Including at 12.55pm the weather for the week ahead with Suzanne Charlton. Producer Dick Colthurst Editor Michael Fitzgerald
0 EARTHWATCH: page 90

Contributors

Unknown:
John Craven
Unknown:
Suzanne Charlton.
Producer:
Dick Colthurst
Editor:
Michael Fitzgerald

On With the Revolution. What should the Tories offer the voters at the next election? Environment
Secretary the Rt Hon Chris Patten , MP, sets out his vision of where the party should go next. Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole with reports from John Rentoul. Producer lain Picton
Editor Glenwyn Benson

Contributors

Unknown:
Chris Patten
Presented By:
Jonathan Dimbleby
Unknown:
John Cole
Unknown:
John Rentoul.
Editor:
Glenwyn Benson

Starring
Gregory Peck , David Niven
A star cast features in this gripping adaptation of Alistair MacLean 's
Second World War adventure. The powerful and impregnable German guns at Navarone must be destroyed, so a group of crack commandos is assembled to achieve the impossible.
Writer/Producer Carl Foreman Director J Lee Thomson
0 FILMS: pages 23-26
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Contributors

Unknown:
Gregory Peck
Unknown:
David Niven
Unknown:
Alistair MacLean
Producer:
Carl Foreman
Director:
J Lee Thomson
Mallory:
Gregory Peck
Miller:
David Niven
Andrea:
Anthony Quinn
Brown:
Stanley Baker
Franklin:
Anthony Quayle
Pappadimos:
James Darren
Maria:
Irene Papas
Anna:
Gia Scala
Jensen:
James Robertson Justice
Barnsby:
Richard Harris
Cohn:
Bryan Forbes

A look at chic and cheerful cut-price fashion, and a preview of the new-look Clothes Show
Magazine. Presented by Selina Scott , Jeff Banks , Caryn Franklin. Producer Colette Byrne
Executive producer Roger Casstles
0 MAGAZINE: 41.00, on sale from Thursday.

Contributors

Presented By:
Selina Scott
Presented By:
Jeff Banks
Presented By:
Caryn Franklin.
Producer:
Colette Byrne
Producer:
Roger Casstles

Jane Asher appeals on behalf of the Development Trust of the Zoological Society of London for money to improve exhibits at
Regent's Park and Whipsnade Wild Animal Park. Plus Cliff Michelmore and Lynette Lithgow report on the latest charity news. Producer Jill Dawson
0 DONATIONS: send to [address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Jane Asher
Unknown:
Cliff Michelmore
Unknown:
Lynette Lithgow
Producer:
Jill Dawson
Unknown:
Jane Asher

A special open-air celebration from Bristol Castle marks 350 years of the Baptist Church in England. With Pam Rhodes.
Hymns: Who Would True Valour See (Monk's Gate): Bless the Lord/Hosanna/Majesty; I Give You All the Honour; Thine Be the Glory
(Maccabaeus); Trust and Obey; Shine,
Jesus, Shine; Lord, for the Years; All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name! (Miles Lane). Producer Stephen Lynas Editor Roger Hutchings
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Contributors

Unknown:
Pam Rhodes.
Producer:
Stephen Lynas
Editor:
Roger Hutchings

6: Lynne and Jenny give Ken a fright, Leo confronts Orrin, and Frere is shaken by news from Sir John.
Episode written by Tom Needham
Producer Tony Rowe. Director Peter Rose
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Contributors

Written By:
Tom Needham
Producer:
Tony Rowe.
Director:
Peter Rose
Jan Howard:
Jan Harvey
Jack Rolfe:
Glyn Owen
Kate Harvey:
Dulcie Gray
Charles Frere:
Tony Anholt
Ken Masters:
Stephen Yardley
Avril Rolfe:
Susan Gilmore
Vanessa Andenberg:
Lana Morris
Gerald Urquhart:
Ivor Danvers
BillSayers:
Robert Vahey
Robert Hastings:
Paul Jerricho
Laura Wilde:
Kate O'Mara
Leo Howard:
Edward Highmore
Abby Hudson:
Cindy Shelley
Lynne Dupont:
Tracey Childs
Orrin Hudson:
Jeff Harding
Sir John:
Willoughby Gray

Billy complains that he is neglected and makes an important decision. Written by Carla Lane.
Director/Producer John B Hobbs
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Contributors

Written By:
Carla Lane.
Mrs Boswell:
Jean Boht
Adrian Boswell:
Jonathon Morris
Jack Boswell:
Victor McGuire
Billy Boswell:
Nick Conway
Joey Boswell:
Graham Bickley
Freddie Boswell:
Ronald Forfar
Aveline:
Melanie Hill
Grandad:
Kenneth Waller
Shifty:
Bryan Murray
Martina:
Pamela Power
Mo Lill:
Eileen Pollock
Derek:
Peter Byrne
Mrs Cullen:
Sylvia Gatrill
Roxy:
Joanna Phillips-Lane

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Last in the series.
Jihad: Islam's Dilemma. How does the Muslim conscience face up to the agonising dilemma posed for Islam by Saddam Hussein 's invasion of Kuwait? On the one hand, such aggression by one
Muslim country against another must be condemned; on the other, the intrusion of the forces of the west in Saudi Arabia, guardian of the Holy Places, must be resisted. Why is the Muslim world so divided? And why is it so often thrown into conflict with western values? Many Muslims yearn for the supremacy of 'umma, the universal community of all Muslims, but must their faith in Islam override their allegiance to the State? Producer John Blake Editor Jane Drabble

Contributors

Unknown:
Saddam Hussein
Producer:
John Blake
Editor:
Jane Drabble

A comedy drama series from America starring Blair Brown
Here's Why Good Guys Sometimes Wear Black. Sister Mamie is determined that Molly's love life should follow the trusted white
Anglo-Saxon Protestant path.

Contributors

Unknown:
Blair Brown
Molly:
Blair Brown
Sister Mamie:
Sandy Faison
Florence Allyn:
Ann McLerie
Davey:
James Greene
Mamie:
Sandy Faison

A series about the revolution in publishing.
Typomania. For centuries the design and layout of letterforms has gone hand in hand with the technology of the metal type. Now, desktop publishing means that anyone can become a typographer - at least in theory. Stone-cutter David Kindersley and typographic designers Erik Spiekermann and Neville Brody offer insights into the hidden power of letters.
Book: same title.
£7.99, from booksellers.

Contributors

Designer:
Erik Spiekermann
Designer:
Neville Brody
Presented by:
Michael Bywater
Producer:
Mary Sprent

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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