by Satellite
Australia v England from Brisbane, Queensland.
Third day: highlights introduced by RICHIE BENAUD Commentators FRANK TYSON
PETER BURGE , NORMAN MAY and ALLAN SYMONDS
Presented in association with the AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION
Producers DAVID KENNING and DENIS KELLY

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Richard Whitmore
EditorBILL NORTHWOOD

The story of Jesus told in pictures 10: This is the Man
Storyteller RAY SMITH
Designer PAUL BIRKBECK Music RAYMOND PREMRU
Adapted and produced by MOLLY cox

Bill Kirkpatrick
' My team are anything from Christian, Buddhist or Atheist - to me it is through caring and sharing that mankind will come together, not through the dogmas, rules and regulations of institutions.'
BILL KIRKPATRICK is a priest and director of Centrepoint-a night shelter in Soho for young people -he believes in giving love and support not only to those who need care, but also to the workers who do the caring.
Film editorGEOFFREY FRY ProducerSUE BOYD

Yanomama: The Sons of Blood
Narrated by DAVID ATTENBOROUGH ' This is how the first Yanomama were born. Suhirina took an arrow and shot it at the spirit of the moon. The wound bled profusely, and as the blood hit the earth each drop turned into a man. The Yanomama are proud that their forefathers were born in blood.'
This is the legend that describes the origins of the Yanomama Indians, who live in southern Venezuela and northern Brazil. Their lives are surrounded by violence and warfare. And to help them face their violent physical and spiritual world they use drugs. Drugs are as important to the Yanomama as food and drink, and they end each day with a drug session that is used to bring them closer to their gods and each other.
Producer ALBERTO CANONICA Film editor PATRICK WILSON
Written and presented by GEOFF DUNLOP Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

A Pintoff cartoon

A new series, filmed on location, in which Dana sings her way round the country.
Special guest Don Maclean Musical director
JOHNNIE COLEMAN
Cameramen PETER CHAPMAN. KEN WILLICOMBE Film editor RAY MILLICHOPE
Sound recordist BRYAN SHOWELL Music recording LEN SHOREY Producer PETER WHITMORE A date with Dana:~page 4

with the English Chamber Orchestra
The first in a series of four weekly programmes with the ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, each including a Mozart Concerto.
Tonight, Pinchas Zukerman plays and conducts an all-Mozart programme.
Rondo in c (K 373)
Violin Concerto, No 4 in D (K 218) Symphony, No 29 in A (K 201)
Director CHRISTOPHER NUPEN Produced by ALLEGRO FILMS

The story of George Sand by HARRY w. JUNKIN in seven parts starring Rosemary Harris also starring Brian Blessed Izabella Telezynska and George Chakiris as Chopin 5: Prelude
Having just met the young Polish composer, Chopin, George Sand is determined to know him better.
Producer PIETER ROGERS DirectorWARIS HUSSEIN

Even in winter 'the company' are still presenting their curious musical entertainments - long into the night and far out to sea. Tonight, in the third of six programmes, John Wells John Fortune , Carl Davis
Madeline Smith , John Laurie and Ivor Cutler present the musical comedy: Rig O'Doom
Settings by BOB GALE
Director ANDREW GOSLING Producer IAN KEILL

Weather

People make Television Tonight, these people:, Mrs Eleanor Cook
Thousands of people are nursing elderly and chronically sick relatives at home. Not enough help and advice is given to them, so in this programme Nursing Sister Eleanor Cook presents her own practical guide.
Mr George Pluckwell
Makes a plea for more working-class poetry:
I am no la de dah poet, Using fine words,
When simple ones will do .:, A worker poet,
One of the people.
Open Door is produced by the public. Skilled advice is available from the BBC's Community Programme Unit.