Ten films for student nurses.
8: JfM Acctdent and Emergency
Producer MN BLOOMFfEt.B(jR<'peat)

(.ShotH: MestcrefaM on BUC1 at 10.5 nm)

Story: "Eight Children and One Baby" by Leonore Klein
Presenters Delia Morgan, Don Spencer

A series of 20 programmes which aims to help mentally handicapped people get more out of life.
Notes, 65p [address removed]

Ten programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute.
8: Nasser and Israel
The Six-Day War of 1967 ends Nasser's Pan-Arabist dream.
Production assistant CAROLINE PICK
Written and produced by ROGER owrt
(Shown last Tuesday on BBC1, not Wales)

Ten programmes on hand-knitting and crochet.
Presented by Jan Leeming
With PAM DAWSON and MARGARET STUART
8: DM:gK nt Colour
Executive producer SHEILA INNES
Producer JENNY ROGERS

Ten programmes presented by AM)I:RY STEI'HENSON
8; Wot-!d Mt MtttMtMre (par< 2)
Series producer PETER R;D)NG
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c!..\n:H wooLFORD presents five debates examining parental involvement in education.
3: Parents should have more access to schools '
Producer DICK FOSTER (Repeat)

with sub-titles for the hard-ofheahng, followed by Weather

When Stan and Ollie open an electrical store and start a feud with the shop opposite the sparks are bound to fly.
A Hal Roach film.
(Black and white)

The nude lady canoeist who appears in tonight's episode was not hired by Clive Gammon to upset Terry Eustace, who likewise wishes to make clear that he did not pay the duck that swims off with Gammon's fish.
Written and narrated by Ian Wooldrige
(Repeat)

A HM<or</ of the B!Mcs A series of nve films
4: The MouemeMts of ProftdeKce
As successive waves of black people left the South in search of the Promised Land, the blues took root in the cities of the North.
Written by Gin's OAEHiY
Produced by UABDALENA FAGiNtUN ! (First shou'tt on BBC1)
Boo)c (same title), £3.00, Jrom boohshop)

Richard Stilgoe presents an optimists' guide to the news of the week-with the help of the Cambridge Buskers as musical guests and even an occasional extra Stilgoe or two.
Directors TOM GUTTERIDGE , DEREK TOWERS Producer KEN STEPHINSON

Weather on 2

Introduced by Robert Stenuit
In a violent storm on the night of 19 November 1724, the Dutch Merchant Ship Slot ter Hooge was driven full speed into the terrifying cliffs of Porto Santo Island in the Madeiras. Two hundred and twenty men died and her cargo of oil, wine, brandy, foodstuffs - and three and a half tons of bullion - was lost. In less than a year of the disaster an English diver, John Lethbridge, had performed amazing feats of salvage on the wreck to the pleasure and profit of his employers, the mighty Dutch East India Company. In all he recovered over three tons of the silver ingots and coins which the ship was carrying on route for Batavia in the Dutch East Indies.
Two hundred and fifty years later, the Belgian diver and marine archaeologist, Robert Stenuit, dived on that same wreck after a detective hunt through the archives of Europe. His patience was rewarded with a complete chest full of silver bars which his distant predecessor had missed or was unable to recover. But Stenuit was now preoccupied with one question - how had Lethbridge, so long ago, performed his operations? Using a newly discovered contemporary plan of the 'Diving Engine', Stenuit has reconstructed Lethbridge's hair-raising experiments.
The result is both an intriguing historical detective story and a new development in experimental archaeology - conducted for the first time underwater!
(Repeat)
Book (same title), an anthology of ten years, £5.75, from bookshops
(Next week: Italian Breakthrough, a look at the work of three men who began the Renaissance)

Ricky Jay, America 's top contemporary comedy magic star, opens his cabinet of wonders to reveal a laughing card trick, the Creation of Life, and the case of the bird that could sing in five languages and imitate a banjo with its voice, as well as the incredible illusion skills of his fellow performers.
From Hollywood: the award-winning puppeteer, Bruce Schwartz
From Australia: ventriloquist Clifford Guest, with his World of Sounds
From Switzerland: special guest stars, Mummenschanz, the unique mime and mask theatre group
With guest appearances by Susan George and the World-Famous Song and Dance Pig

Conceived, written and performed by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin
Also appearing Sandra Richards, Stanley Mason
(Repeat)

Monty Python's Flying Circus, record (RM 73), cassette (REMC 73) from record shops

by Jonathan Miller
Why do physicians connect breathlessness with heart disease? How do the cells of the body use oxygen? Why does a thin atmosphere at high altitude endanger consciousness?
Our understanding of the body would make no real progress until the connection between the heart, the lungs and the blood had been appreciated. The Ancient Greeks thought of the heart as a furnace, we know the heart is a pump.
Repeating some of the classic 17th century experiments, Jonathan Miller reveals that breathing is like burning, but that fire is not in the heart.
(A printed version of this programme will be in "The Listener" dated 30 Nov)

In which Robert Robinson looks at books, talks to bookmen and examines the use and abuse of the English language. With Vicky Payne
Director MARTtN L. BELt. Producer AKTOKY Koust

Six programmes about the creative possibitities of stilt photography presented by BRYN CAMPBELL 4: Socta! Documentary
The way we live in Britain is illustrated in strongly contrasting styles through the photographs of two of Britain's leading photo-journalists !AN BERRY and DON MCCCLLIN.
Research assistant JOHN anooKE Producer PETER RixtNG

Weather

This week Petfr Witson , Chairman of Sotheby's, talks about some of his favourite paintings. Tonight, Mr nod Mr.! Andrew's by GAINS-BOROCMH. reproduced by courtesy of the Trustees, The National Gallery, London.