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The last of ten programmes A Personal Style
Have you ever said to yourself I wish I could paint? In this series IAN SIMPSON shows you how to begin.
Director TERRY DOYLE
Producer VICTOR POOLE

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Simpson
Director:
Terry Doyle
Producer:
Victor Poole

Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinions, with Richard Kershaw and David Sells Newsreader Peter Woods
Assistant editors PETER IBBOTSON and MIKE BROADBENT Editor TONYCRABB

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Charlton
Unknown:
Charles Wheeler
Unknown:
Richard Kershaw
Unknown:
Peter Woods
Unknown:
Mike Broadbent

with her star guests Leo Sayer
The Stylistics Paul Daniels
Special guests
Francis Matthews
Allan Cuthbertson with Raymond Mason
Choreography GEOFFREY RICHER Musical director PETER KNIGHT
Scripts by WALLY MALSTON , SPIKE MULLINS PETER ROBINSON , NEIL SHAND
Costume designer VERITY LEWIS Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM
Designer GARY PRITCHARD Producer JOHN AMMONDS

Contributors

Unknown:
Leo Sayer
Unknown:
Paul Daniels
Unknown:
Francis Matthews
Unknown:
Allan Cuthbertson
Unknown:
Raymond Mason
Unknown:
Choreography Geoffrey
Unknown:
Wally Malston
Unknown:
Spike Mullins
Unknown:
Peter Robinson
Designer:
Verity Lewis
Unknown:
Dickie Higham
Designer:
Gary Pritchard
Producer:
John Ammonds

by Edmund Ward
A series in eight episodes.
Britain under the heel of the PCD, The Department of Public Control, the instrument of an all-powerful bureaucracy.
starring Edward Woodward, Barbara Kellermann and Robert Lang with George Murcell, Tony Doyle, Clifton Jones
"This is an island prison. Getting us all together is one thing. Getting us out is something else."

Contributors

Writer:
Edmund Ward
Series devised by:
Wilfred Greatorex
Theme Music:
John Cameron
Film Cameraman:
Peter Chapman
Lighting:
Alan Hall
Designer:
Rochelle Selwyn
Producer:
Prudence Fitzgerald
Director:
Alan Gibson
Jim Kyle:
Edward Woodward
Faceless:
Paul Hardwick
Reporter:
Phyllida Nash
Dr Sondeberg:
Graham Crowden
Greaves:
George Murcell
Henry Tasker:
Clifton Jones
Dave Brett:
Tony Doyle
Herbert Skardon:
Robert Lang
Delly Lomas:
Barbara Kellermann
Calhoun:
Victor Maddern
Kingston:
Antony Scott
Carr:
George Mallaby
Bowden:
Alan Tucker
PCD Officer:
Jonathan Adams

A 13-part worldwide series exploring Man's religious quest
Presented by Ronald Eyre

'If you think about religion as something to do with God then the story we're going to tell is not about religion, it's about the teaching of a man. It's about Buddhism... but the question remains - who is the Buddha?'
Under a tree at Bodh Gaya in India the Buddha is said to have come to an understanding of the truth. A descendant of the tree still stands there to be seen, worshipped by the pilgrims, and filmed - but for an inkling of the truth that the Buddha sought, and found, we go to Sri Lanka - better known as Ceylon. Here the focal point of the faith lies in the monasteries. In the plantation town of Balangoda we join monks on their begging round, and witness the ceremony that marks the entry of an 11-year-old boy into the monastery, then on to remote hermitages in the jungle where the monks live a life of meditation.

'The key word in Buddhist meditation is mindfulness. When you're walking know that you're walking. When you're sweeping know that you're sweeping. When you're worrying know that you're worrying. And when you're breathing, and you must be breathing know that you're breathing, because it's with breathing that your meditation starts.'

Contributors

Presenter:
Ronald Eyre
Photography:
John Else
Sound Recordist:
Ron Brown
Film Editor:
David Thomas
Associate Producer:
Mischa Scorer
Associate Producer:
Jonathan Stedall
Producer:
Peter Montagnon

The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public.
Tonight.
Guideposts Trust presents My Name is Legion with Spike Milligan
The Rt Hon David Ennals , MP Patrick Jenkin , MP
' There are 30,000 people trapped in psychiatric hospitals who could be discharged if they had somewhere to go. Guideposts Trust provides a home, friendship and support for a tiny proportion of these people - we want to do more.'
Made by Guideposts Trust with the help of the Community Programme Unit.

Contributors

Unknown:
Spike Milligan
Unknown:
David Ennals
Unknown:
Patrick Jenkin

BBC Two England

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