Story: The Lonely Dragon
Written by SARAH O'MAHONY Illustrated by RAY MUTIMER Presenters this week
Chloe Ashcroft , Don Spencer
Musicians MICK WAYNE , DAVE MOSES Designer JANET BUDDEN
Scriptwriter/director CAROLE WARD Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
The Bold Bad Bus, o book of rhyming stories from Play School: fl.60
Illustrated book, Storytime from Play School: 25p from booksellers

A weekly look at the pleasures and problems of raising a family. Children of No Man's Land

For half the year Don Rumbold works sheet metal in Bradford, Yorkshire, to pay for the other half of his life - skiing on Cairngorm in Scotland. He was in his mid-20s when he first saw a pair of skis - on a Bradford golf course. He asked to have a go and finished up in a bunker. Now, ten years later, he's a ski instructor.
(North East)

with Derek Nimmo
The advent of TV has been blamed for the demise of live Variety in the Halls. Derek's guests reminisce about their experiences both in front of tabs and backstage Florence Desmond, Ted Ray Leonard Sachs
George Cooper, stage doorkeeper of the London Palladium
Designer Steve Brownsey
Producer Vernon Lawrence
(Derek Nimmo is in 'Why Not Stay for Breakfast?' at the Apollo Theatre, London)

A film series
Jamie, a young musician who wanders the world collecting songs, arrives at the Waltons. Mary-Ellen, who longs to travel, is captivated.
Based on Earl Hamner Jr's autobiographical novel - Spencer's Mountain.

Trevor Philpott reports on Four Corners of the Marketplace We call it the ' Common Market' but, according to the corner of it in which you have the luck to be born, your chances of wealth and happiness are going to be vastly different.
1: The Calcutta of Europe
Naples was once the Queen of the Mediterranean, the proud capital of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. Now the city is so far gone in decay that it's hard to recognise as a European city at all.
It's the city of the street boss, the child labourer and the confidence man; the city which hankers after departed kings and believes both in the Evil Eye and miraculous saints.
Film cameraman DAVID FEIG Film editor ANDREW DENNY
Assistant producer MICHAEL MABER Producer TREVOR PHILPOTT

by Rony Robinson
Original plays from Birmingham
Janet wanted her pupils to break the windows, smash the tannoys, and paint the school red. Why wouldn't they?

Presented by David Holmes with Peter Dorling ; Weather

Black Workers' Rights Group
' There has been a rash of strikes recently by black workers against discrimination on the shop floor. We want to show why the Trade Union movement must face up to its obligations towards them or else be confronted by an intractable problem that could split it apart.'