A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Peter Woods
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Students of different denominations team up to answer questions on world religions, with some help from Dana and Peter Moloney Julian Chagrin sets more mime problems
This week: Oxford v Cambridge In the chair Joan Bakewell
Researcher JOHN WILCOX Producer ROBERT TONER

Presenting one of the great composers in the world of popular music with guest stars Jack Jones , Lena Home
The Mike Curb Congregation and featuring some of Legrand's most famous songs : ' Windmills of Your Mind'; 'What are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? '; ' Summer of 42 '; and ' I Will Wait for You.'
Producer and director BILL HOBIN

A special programme for the spring season Courtship
Narrator David Attenborough
We kiss, fondle, and croon; some birds sing, others show off, crabs semaphore, and many mammals just smell good. These are all different methods of impressing a mate.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of each of these love languages? How did they evolve, and can our own courtship be compared with those of other creatures?
Film editor RON MARTIN Producer JOHN SPARKS
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS (Bristol)

Tonight, from BBC North West:
What would you do if you were told you had three months to live? ... What you do is carry on living as normally
(Tony Whiteley)
Tony Whiteley was 34 years old when he was told he was going to die. His son Joseph was three years old and his wife Vivien was pregnant with their second child. 'We just decided that we would act positively ...and make the best possible plans for me and the children so that we would not be left in any sort of mess and so that Tony would feel he had done the. best he could and not left us in any sort of distress.'
(Vivien Whiteley)
' And we all have to help each other - patient and relative and doctor - in the conquest over the fear of death; because this society, perhaps more than any other, is extremely bad at dealing with this facet of life.'
(Professor at a University Hospital)
Part of the Network series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC Regions and now seen for the first time throughout the United Kingdom.
Producers Alan Murgatroyd and Ray Colley
Life after death: page 11

A film starring
Lee Marvin with Angie Dickinson
Keenan Wynn , Carroll O'Connor Lloyd Bochner , Michael Strong
Double-crossed and shot by his partner while stealing a fortune in loot from a rival gang, Walker survives, determined to seek vengeance. Two years later, he is approached by a mysterious man named Yost who offers to help him have his revenge and regain his money from ' the Organisation.'
Producers JUDD BERNARD and ROBERT CHARTOFF
Director JOHN BOORMAN
This Week's Films: page 19

Cyril Cusack reads
Softly the West Wind Blows from the MS of St Augustine of Canterbury