The last of five programmes Teaching English at Home
Well over half the Asian women living in Britain speak little or no English. How volunteer home tutors can help them to learn. Students SHAMIM SARWAR JAGDISH KAUR RAYAT
Tutors THERESE FRAYN DENISE GUBBAY
Producer TONY MATTHEWS
If you are interested in volunteering as a home tutor please write to: [address removed]

Story: Which is Willy? Written and illustrated by ROBERT BRIGHT Presenters
Sarah Long, David Hargreaves

A series of ten programmes with DAVID BLAKE and LINDA REILLY 5: The State's Business
Young's Brewery in Wandsworth is a successful family business-a living example of the virtues of private enterprises. Yet is all this at risk from an increasing mass of state intervention?
Director PETER LEE WRIGHT Producer CHRIS JELLI :Y

The last of five programmes Murder for Pleasure?
Commentary by H. R. F. KEATING
With THE RT HON DENIS HEALEY , MP FREDERIC DANNAY , STANLEY ELLIN BRIAN GARFIELD , JULIAN SYMONS
Why do people like crime stories? What is the present state of the genre and which directions is it likely to take in the future?
Film editor MIKE PAVETT Producer BERNARD ADAMS

The last in a 15-part sociology series. What is Sociology?

A second-stage Italian language series: ten programmes looking at Italy today.
5 : I Mass Media
How democratic can the media be? Italy is finding out.
Presented by DENIS MACK SMITH
Produced by MADDALENA FAGANDINI

4.50 Open Forum - Using Television to Advantage

5.15 Bronze Casting

5.40 Creating the System

6.5 Perceiving a Wilderness

6.30 Science - What's it All About?

A double-bill of eccentric comedy cartoons by one of Britain's leading animators.
Stories by STAN HAYWARD Directed by BOB GODFREY

The race winds up, Gibbinson wipes out and the Celts wade in.
(The last part of The Fishing Race is tomorrow at 6.35 pm)

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An international knockout chess tournament, presented by Jeremy James. First Semi-final
Hort (Cz) v Miles (GB)
Over the past few years Tony Miles has developed into one of the world's most successful tournament players and is considered to be a potential challenger for the world championship title.
His ability is put to the test against Vlastimit Hort , fifth in the world rankings, a player of exceptional talent and chess understanding and already a world championship candidate.
The winner goes into the final - at stake a first prize of £1,500 and the Master Game Trophy or a second prize of £1,000.
Expert comment and analysis by William Hartston.
Designer JOHN BONE
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer ROBERT TONER

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

This week:
Who Wants a Gold Watch Anyway? ' Time to do everything I've always wanted to do.'
' I feel useless - plenty of time to do nothing.'
A third of our lives will be spent in retirement - that's the prospect as people live longer than ever before. How will we cope with all that time on our hands - perhaps 30 years of it?
Do people still want to retire at 60 and 65, or will jobs become so hard to find that work will become a privilege? Above all, can we afford to have one in five of us sitting at home? Instead of prolonging life with new drugs should we concentrate on helping people to be more active in retirement?
Harold Williamson looks at the way three people face retirement. And at a time when the government is formulating its long-term policy on old age, the programme discusses when people should retire. what help they need and whether more money really is the only answer.
Producer ANGELA HOLDSWORTH Editor TIM SLESSOR

For the next few weeks international musician Sacha Distel flies in to London from his home in Paris to have dinner with some special guests, and bring you musical entertainment garnished with more than a touch of Gallic charm.
This week at The Heathrow Hotel, London and Castle Hill, Windsor Sacha's guests are fellow countryman and jazz pianist Jack Dieval with BRIAN BROCKLEHURST (bass) ALAN GANLEY (drums) and for the first time on British Television from New York Helen Schneider
On board the Silver Barracuda
(somewhere on the River Thames) Sacha's regular guests from Spain Baccara
Music PETER KNIGHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA Written by DAVID CUMMING Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE UghtinC SAM BRANTER
Associate producer ROY Norton Producer KEN GRIFFIN

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The Embassy
World Professional Darts Championship
England's leading player JOHN LOWE , seeded Number 1 and favourite to win the title this year, plays his opening match. Another England International, TONY BROWN , and Scotland's JOCKY WILSON are the other seeds in action tonight.
DAVID COLEMAN introduces highlights. Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN