A magazine aimed at helping Asian families to help themselves.
The series will cover subjects of interest and information ... At
Home and Around together with illustrated children's stories and music.
In today's programme NAHID NIAZI explains how to be a good host and a good guest, RAJNI KAUL talks about children starting school with an emphasis on language, DR SABHARWAL about haemorrhage and SHAMIN PENSER reads the story about The Wolf and the Watchdog.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
An Asian Unit presentation, BBC Birmingham
A series of 26 programmes in Hindustani and English. The story of two Asian families living in Britain - the neighbours of Windsor Road.
Episode 7
Written by Naseem Khan, Producer Robert Clamp, Director Paul Kriwaczek
Tutors' booklet, 11.10, student booklet, £1.50, from bookshops. For information about English teaching help send a stamped addressed envelope to: Parosi, [address removed].
Today's story: The Hole in the Tree
Written by Musti
Presenters: Johnny Ball, Carol Chell
Book: Play School, Play Ideas 2, 75p, from bookshops. The Tale of a Donkey's Tail and Other Stories from Play School, record (REC 232) or cassette (MRMC045). Bang on a Drum songs from Play School and Play Away, record insc 242), or cassette (MRMC 904), from record shops
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
with Peter Alliss
A series of ten programmes for those who want to take up golf and for golfers who want to improve their game. 6: Bunkers
PETER ALLISS and his four regular pupils are joined this week by guest professional, TOMMY HORTON.
Producer GORDON MENZIES. BBC Scotland
Presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw
Newsreader Angela Rippon
An International Chess Tournament. Presented by Jeremy James This third series of The Master Game is the very first international television chess tournament. In nine knockout matches, Europe's greatest Masters of the game compete for the BBC2 Master Game trophy and a first prize of £1,250. This series is also being televised to millions of chess fans throughout Europe.
Round 1, Game 1 Karpov v Hug
The World Champion, Anately Karpov of Russia, who at 26 is a living legend of the chess arena, plays Werner Hug , former Junior Champion of the World and the greatest player Switzerland has ever produced.
Expert analysis by Leonard Barden
Designer JOHN BONE
Director GEOFF WALMSLEY Producer ROBERT TONER
A contest of musical knowledge between
Frank Muir and John Amis and Denis Norden and Ian Wallace
Musical chairman Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS KESPE
The fourth episode in a series of nine documentary films about the Bolton Area Health Authority.
Instead of going through the correct consultative procedures, Jim Kelly, a hospital porter and NUPE shop steward, has spilled his grievances to the local newspaper, and made headline news. Among other complaints, Kelly describes conditions in the new maternity wing as 'a living hell.'
All this has brought him into conflict with Tom Ryder - the Area Administrator - who holds that Kelly ought not to have talked to the press, and that the article is harmful and unfair. The dispute that follows illustrates the friction that is often just below the surface in a Health Service where the power of the unions is increasingly felt.
Based on the book "Travel by Dark" by Graeme Warrack
"A dignified celebration of vanished spirit and sacrifices." (Daily Mail)
"A straightforward subdued but engrossing reconstruction." (Sunday Telegraph)
"A jolly nice old-fashioned film." (The Guardian)
"Skilfully directed." (Daily Telegraph)
Introduced by Gavin Millar
This week sees the opening of the 21st London Film Festival -the festival of festivals - with new films from 24 countries. Bertolucci, Angelopoulos, Herzog, James Ivory , Marguerite Duras and most of the brightest names in cinema will be here to see their films screened. Arena: Cinema reports on this year's highlights.
Producers DAVID CHESHIRE and GAVIN MILLAR
Assistant producer JULIAN JEBB
Researcher ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES
Weather
LYNDON BROOK reads
Backwaters by DOUGLAS DUNN
