A series of five training films
4: T'ain't what you say, it's the way that you say it ...
TOM jupp of the National Centre for Industrial Language Training. With RENU SETNA , NORMAN WARWICK , EDWARD KELSEY and ROBERT EAST .
Written and directed by PAUL KRIWACZEK Producer john TWITCHIN

A series of ten programmes with DAVID BLAKE and LINDA REILLY
4: Show Business - A new BBC radio station, Radio Scotland, opened in November last year. What are its objectives?
Director PETER LEE-WRIGHT ProducerCHRIS JELLEY (First Shownl on BBC1)

iShown last Sunday on BBC1 or 10.10 am)

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Throwing a rock into a fisherman's swim is like knocking down a small boy's sandcastle. The consequences are equally dramatic and tonight we capture Deputy Headmaster Gillespie in a performance of rare distinction. Written and narrated by IAN WOOLDRIDGE
Producer MICHAEL BEGG

The Whittington Press which
John Handle runs from an idyllic setting in Gloucestershire, but that's where the romance ends.
Series producer JOHN READ
Producer DIANA LASHMORE

Presented by Jeremy James, with commentary by William Hartston. Players battle for the Master Game Trophy in a competition unique to the world of chess.

Together with Hort, Bent Larsen from Denmark is the joint favourite to win the Master Game tournament. Tonight he must play the most difficult match in the first round when he faces Gyozo Forintos, one of Hungary's leading Grandmasters for the past ten years - a dangerous opponent who knows the Larsen style and just when to launch a counter-attack.

Weather on 2

between Frank Muir, Hayley Mills, Kingsley Amis and Patrick Campbell, Diane Cilento, Anton Rodgers
Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN.
Director ALAN BELL
Producer JOHNNY DOWNES

This week: Rape

Is rape a crime against all women? Is the legal definition inadequate? Do the victims lead men on? Why do men rape?

Man Alive asked Anna Raeburn and David Munro to make this film enquiry. Since 1953 the recorded incidents of rape (many are not reported) in London alone have increased by over 1,000 per cent. As with all crimes of violence, the cruelty of attacks has reached terrifying proportions. It is now estimated that 30 women a day are raped for no other apparent reason than that they are 'fair game'.

Together with doctors, sex educators and psychologists, three rape victims and a rapist talk to Anna Raeburn; their stories reveal serious shortcomings of the law and, more important, of our society.

The last of a series hosted by top international country stars. This week's guests
Mary O'Hara , The Hillsiders also introducing from Canada Colleen Peterson and from Sweden the gospel music of The Samuelsons
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY Sound LARRY GOODSON
Lighting BILL MILLAR. Designer JOHN STOUT Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

Weather

with Anne Nightingale In the studio this week:
Walter Egan , Sniff n the Tears
Director TOMCORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON