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The last of ten programmes Multi-National Companies
What can multi-national companies do that other companies can't? What special problems of information, and bargaining, and of relationships with trade unionists in other countries arise for unions in international con. cerns? Shop stewards from the print industry, from Ford Hale-wood plant, and from Chrysler UK, tackle these issues.
Director PAUL KRIWACZEK
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

Contributors

Director:
Paul Kriwaczek
Producer:
John Twitchin

Review of the Fleet
Hundreds of ships are gathered in Spithead where British monarchs have inspected their navies since the 14th century.
The Queen in the Royal Yacht Britannia leaves Portsmouth preceded by the Trinity House Yacht Patricia. As she reaches the review area, a 21-gun royal salute will be fired.
Commentators RICHARD BAKER , CMDR MIKE BUCHANAN , RN
Television presentation JOHN VERNON

Contributors

Commentators:
Richard Baker
Commentators:
Cmdr Mike Buchanan
Unknown:
John Vernon

Review of the Fleet
Her Majesty The Queen in the Royal Yacht Britannia progresses through the seven-mile lines of warships drawn from the Royal Navy and representatives of the NATO and CENTO countries. Each ship's company gives the traditional three cheers for Her Majesty as she passes.
Outside broadcast cameras on HMY Britannia, the Trinity House Yacht Patricia which precedes her, four other ships in the fleet, on the shore and in the air, bring you every moment of this great naval occasion.
Commentators RICHARD BAKER
CMDR MIKE BUCHANAN , RN and MARTIN MUNCASTER

Contributors

Commentators:
Richard Baker
Unknown:
Cmdr Mike Buchanan
Unknown:
Martin Muncaster

The Sniffler and the Pug by ANDREW TAYLOR
Two babies born in hospital need special care. Tony, the father of one, and Carol, the mother of the other, have different backgrounds and different attitudes, but a common problem.
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer PAUL ALLEN
Producer ANNE HEAD. Director HUGH DAVID

Contributors

Unknown:
Andrew Taylor
Editor:
Alan Seymour
Designer:
Paul Allen
Producer:
Anne Head.
Director:
Hugh David
Tony:
Tom Chadbon
Carol:
Andonia Katsaros
Nurse:
Jeilo Edwards
Sister:
Sheila Fay

The British Isles
Rugby Union Tour of New Zealand. Canterbury v
The British Lions
With memories of the most bruising encounter of the 1971 tour which put Sandy Carmichael on a flight home, the Lions took on Canterbury knowing it would probably be the toughest provincial opposition of the tour.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH reports from Lancaster Park, Christchurch.
Presented in association with the BROADCASTING CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND Producer DEWI GRIFFITHS

Contributors

Unknown:
Sandy Carmichael
Unknown:
Nigel Starmer-Smith
Producer:
Dewi Griffiths

starring Valerie Harper as Rhoda with Julie Kavner as Brenda David Groh as Joe Nancy Walker as Ida, in Somebody Down There Likes Him

Contributors

Unknown:
Valerie Harper
Unknown:
Julie Kavner
Unknown:
Brenda David Groh
Unknown:
Joe Nancy Walker

One of the most popular painters from his time to our own was born 400 years ago today. His full and fascinating life is celebrated in this film, shot on location in Antwerp, Paris, Venice, Mantua, Rome, London and Madrid. Also richly represented are all aspects of his work; fleshy nudes of luscious sensuality; monumental and moving religious works; action-packed dramas of battle and rape; and the serene landscapes of his last years.
Robert Hughes , writer and narrator, introduces the film with these words: ' Fame, money, beautiful lovers. Such, Sigmund Freud instructs us, are the principal goals in an artist's life, and it's certain that no painter in the history of Western art achieved them more abundantly than Sir Peter Paul Rubens.
Film editor MARTIN CRUMP Producer LORNA PEGRAM

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Hughes
Unknown:
Sigmund Freud
Unknown:
Sir Peter Paul
Editor:
Martin Crump
Producer:
Lorna Pegram

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