"Noah's Ark" by Joanne Cole

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)

First of three looks behind the scenes at a selection interview.

with John Edmunds; Weather

A film about the composer Alban Berg 1885-1935
with Helene Berg, Jascha Horenstein, Alfred Kalmus, Willi Reich
The music conducted by Pierre Boulez with members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra
Jean-Rodolphe Kars (piano), The Delme String Quartet

(Colour)

Basil Taylor follows the trail of the English artists who were sight-seers and travellers long before the package tour.

Reporters Jeremy James, Jeanne La Chard, John Pitman, Desmond Wilcox, Harold Williamson

This week: A Man's Best Friend?
There are over 2 million secretaries in Britain. Almost all of them are women; almost all of their bosses are men. Very few of the bosses have ever been secretaries; very few of the secretaries will ever be bosses. While men look for jobs with good prospects, good salaries and job satisfaction, most women are destined for monotonous jobs with little chance of getting to the top.
Jeanne La Chard looks at the role of the secretary in the commercial world; and in the studio Desmond Wilcox discusses with secretaries and bosses why it's always seemed a dead-end and almost exclusively female job.
(A woman place: see feature pages)

by John Loveday

On the run from an institution, Westie makes for the house where he was briefly fostered. But things are not as he remembered them.

(Colour)

The Victorians had led the world. The Edwardians were challenged by new nations and new ideas and British self-confidence began to crumble.

(First shown on BBC1. Illustrated paperback 45p: see page 78)
(Colour)

Weather