A series of five training films for supervisors and shop stewards with a multi-racial workforce.
Many Indian and Pakistani workers in Britain still speak little English, and their different customs make it all the harder for Asians and whites to adjust to one another in the workplace. Could training courses for shop stewards, foremen and Asian workers lead to better race relations inside and outside the factory.
(For details of integrated trainer's manual write to Worktalk, [address removed])

A series of ten programmes with David Blake and Linda Reilly
Just as setting up a record company takes more than a musical ear, launching a successful new magazine needs more than a knowledge of publishing. Finance, organisation and flair are vital as is knowing what your competitors are doing.
(First shown on BBC1)

A 15-part sociology series
The media influence the way we think and act, and our family background and education determine which parts of the media we listen to/read/watch.
(Shown on Sunday on BBC1 at 11.50 am) Background notes relating to the series and details of closely-related correspondence courses can be obtained by sending a large SAE & 12p stamp to: [address removed]

A second-stage Italian language series: ten programmes looking at Italy today.
The problem of a historic and dignified city that has developed into the Detroit of Italy.

5.0 Countdown to the OU Programme 1

5.25 S101 Preparatory Maths - Algebra

Introduced by Brian Cant and Charlotte Allen
The Egg Race Champions of: BBC Radio London, John Stephenson; BBC Radio Oxford, Charles Baxter; BBC Plymouth, Tony Saunders take part in the second of the finals to find The Champion Egg-mobile of Great Britain.
Leading the race for the Hartmann Fibre Trophy - the BBC Radio Manchester champion - Barry Lockwood with his winning distance of 140.74 metres. Can any of tonight's challengers beat that?
Problem-solving teams from: The National Westminster Bank; St Marys Medical School and Robert Morton (DG) Ltd are given just two hours to design and build a mechanical device, a jumping flea to clear a cube.
Series judge Heinz Wolff
Specialist judge William Biggs, Professor of Building Technology, Reading University.

An international knockout chess tournament, presented by Jeremy James , with expert commentary by William Hartston.
Eight of the world's strongest players battle for the first prize of £1,500and the Master Game Trophy in a competition unique to the world of chess.
Round 1, Game 2: Nunn v Hort
' I have a really good position here - I didn't expect to get such a good position against a strong player like Vlastimil Hort ,' says John Nunn, Britain's newest Grand-master, whose opening play in this game puts Hort (Czechoslovakia), the favourite to win the Master Game title, in a terrible tangle!

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Sheila Willcox, who was one of Britain's leading equestrian riders, now trains horses for eventing.
This fascinating documentary traces the history of one of those horses, Solo, through his initial training in dressage, jumping and cross-country fences, right up to his first one-day event nearly a year later - a competition in which Princess Anne also takes part.
Based on the book The Event Horse by Sheila Willcox.

A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell , Barbara Kellerman , Christopher Timothy and Frank Muir , Claire Faulconbridge , Richard Ingrams
Referee Robert Robinson

Are women right to abandon the Pill? This year half a million women in Britain stopped taking it. 'But for many it's still the best possible contraceptive,' says a family planning doctor. Man Alive looks at the risks and the advantages of the oral contraceptive. Jenny Conway and Harold Williamson talk to gynaecologists and women about their experiences with the Pill and how they face their new dilemma, 'if not the Pill, what else?'
What are the alternatives? Is the coil getting more popular? Is there a trend towards sterilisation and the more old-fashioned methods like diaphragms and sheaths? And is research likely, in the end, to reveal a perfect contraceptive?

by Gerald Savory
A Gothic Romance based on Bram Stoker's Dracula in three parts
starring Louis Jourdan as Count Dracula, Frank Finlay as Prof Van Helsing with Susan Penhaligon as Lucy Westenra, Judi Bowker as Wilhelmina Westenra, Mark Burns as Dr John Seward and Jack Shepherd as Renfield
'The vampire can move only between sunset and sunrise. He cannot flourish without his diet of blood. In the hell holes of the undead nothing can harm him or release him from immortality save a stake driven through his heart.'
(Repeat)
(Part 2 tomorrow at 10.10pm)

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takes a look at the contemporary rock scene with Anne Nightingale