Story: The King Who Lost his Voice written by ELEANOR THOMAS Presenters
JULIE STEVENS , BRIAN CANT
Pianist HARRY HAYWARD
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD
Written and directed by ALBERT BARBER Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
Practical hints and tips, with ZENA SKINNER , cookery expert
GEOFFREY SMITH , gardening expert ROY DAY , do-it-yourself expert
VAL HUDSON , consumer journalist
Items this week include do-it-yourself Christmas cards and how to build a garden cloche to protect your plants from the bad weather.
Directors BRIAN DAVIES , ERICA GRIFFITHS Producer PETER RIDING
In last week's Christmas pudding recipe the quantity of nutmeg should have read: ½ of 1 nutmeg grated (or ground nutmeg) and not as shown.
Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion on events and issues of the day.
Newsreader Kenneth Kendall
Editor JOHN TISDALL
Johnny Morris joins six different groups of foreign visitors and shares their view of Britain. 2: The Scottish Run '
Every week during the summer season hundreds of Spanish tourists take a five-day excursion by coach to Scotland.
JOHNNY joined the coach at York and travelled, via Hadrian's Wall and Stirling Castle, to Edinburgh.
Photography JIM SAUNDERS Film editor JIM TOBIN
Producer BRIAN PATTEN. BBC Bristol
What is is like to start your own company? John Swinfield reports on people who recently set up in business for themselves and assesses their chances of success with others who have already made their fortunes.
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Britain's smallest TV network once more goes nationwide with an evening of drama, documentary and song, starring Eric Idle
With NEIL INNES , DAVID BATTLEY GWEN TAYLOR and HEKRY WOOLF
Script by ERIC IDLE . Songs by NEIL INNES Music by rATSo. Designer GEOFF POWELL Director ANDREW GOSLING Producer IAN KEILL
from the books by John Moore adapted for television by Hugh Whitemore
John Moore's books are about life in and around Tewkesbury (fictionalised as Elmbury) up to 1945. A high-spirited 'midnight steeple-chase' by young farmers, the effect of the 1931 depression, and a friendship with one of the characters of the district, an irascible retired Colonel, all form part of this first film.
Weather
The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public.
"The Scottish Minorities Group works for the rights and welfare of homosexual men and women. Gay people often hide from society, fearing ridicule. We are finding other solutions."
(Made by The Scottish Minorities Group with the help of the BBC's Community Programme Unit)
The public access TV programme opens its doors to the Scottish Minorities Group, which works for the rights and welfare of gay men and women. (1976) Show more
