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The programme looks at a problem which most Asian women in this country have to face at some time or another.
There is also a story for young children and a popular song.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Birmingham

A 13-part worldwide series
Presented by Ronald Eyre

'The search began in a Tokyo restaurant five floors high and busy. Its nickname, regardless of what the billboard says, is the Zen restaurant and that's what intrigued me. Say Buddhism and Japan in one breath and people like me say Zen. The restaurant is owned by Mr Tani. Forty-five years ago during the Depression, starving and jobless, Mr Tani could see no way out but to kill himself. Instead, he sat quite still and attempted to switch off the bombardment of his thoughts by listening to his breath. He stayed alive.'

Book: Ronald Eyre on The Long Search £5.50, from bookshops

Contributors

Presenter:
Ronald Eyre
Photography:
John Else
Producer:
Peter Montagnon

Jewellery
Can you tell the difference between true diamond and paste, or between real ruby and a superb copy in glass? In tonight's programme you can discover some easy methods of checking if your family heirlooms are all they're supposed to be. You'll also find out why some of the synthetic byproducts of the space age are now causing alarm in the world of jewellery.
Presented by John Fitzmaurice Mills
Film cameraman SID DAVIES Film recordist JOHN HORE Film editor MARTIN JEFFS Producer JOHN MANSFIELD
Book (same title), £7.50, from bookshops

Contributors

Presented By:
John Fitzmaurice
Editor:
Martin Jeffs

Peter Hobday reports from Uganda.
Coffee, sugar, tea and cotton estates are completely run down. The business community has been decimated, factories are closed, banks have been looted and the country's coffers are empty. The government is facing up to the massive task of rebuilding an economy bled dry by eight years of a dictatorship.
But what sort of economic system will President Lule want to build as Washington, Peking and Moscow vie for political influence?
Producer PETER KENYATTA Editor PAUL ELLIS

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Hobday
Producer:
Peter Kenyatta
Editor:
Paul Ellis

The first of six programmes giving us a chance to see again one of the best of the shows that Dave has recorded over the years. starring Dave Allen with JACQUELINE CLARKE , RONNIE BRODY MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
PETER HAWKINS and SIMON BARNES
Script by DAVE ALLEN , AUSTIN STEELE, PETER VINCENT
Designer KEITH CHEETHAM
Produced by PETER WHITMORE

Contributors

Unknown:
Dave Allen
Unknown:
Jacqueline Clarke
Unknown:
Ronnie Brody
Unknown:
Michael Sharvell-Martin
Unknown:
Peter Hawkins
Unknown:
Simon Barnes
Script By:
Dave Allen
Unknown:
Peter Vincent
Designer:
Keith Cheetham
Produced By:
Peter Whitmore

by ANDREW CARR
Can a convicted murderer genuinely repent and reform? If you were the prison authorities, would you find it easy to decide if he should be released?
Lighting JOHN SUMMERS
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR
Designer BRYAN ELLIS. Producer ANNE IIEAD Directed by CLIVE HALLS

Contributors

Unknown:
Andrew Carr
Editor:
Alan Seymour
Designer:
Bryan Ellis.
Directed By:
Clive Halls
Norman Reynolds:
Ronald Pickup
Rupert Josephs:
Herbert Norville
Dr Gwyneth Thornloe:
Pauline Yates
Prison Governor:
Patrick O'Conntell
Prison Chaplain:
Brian Vaughan
Principal Officer Carter:
William Moore
Mclnally:
Patrick Hannaway
StubbS:
Peter Attard
Kyriacou:
Andreas Markos
Tracy:
Cassie McFarlane

In the presence of HRH Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales, who will be replying to the Loyal Toast. Sir Hugh Casson , the President of the Royal Academy, invites you to join his guests at the annual dinner which marks the beginning of the Summer Exhibition.
Before dinner those able to attend this famous occasion have a chance to view the exhibition which opens to the public shortly.
Produced by KEN GRIFFIN

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Hugh Casson
Produced By:
Ken Griffin

The Self-help Show. A fortnightly look at community action, presented by Ian Breach and Ann Hunter Town....
Big business wants to build hotels and offices on London's South Bank, but local residents have got plans of their own. They want homes and parks. As a result, later this month, there's a Public Inquiry of national importance to all those who are concerned with public participation in the decisions of planners. ... and Country
From Bredwardine in Herefordshire local efforts to keep the village alive. Transport is a problem - mothers are organising their own to get their children to play-group. The local post office was closing - they've got a new one, in a council house. And Twins
One new baby is quite enough to cope with, but what about two? In tonight's programme, a club for the parents of twins.
Produced by COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Breach
Unknown:
Ann Hunter

BBC Two England

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BBC Two is a lively channel of depth and substance, carrying a range of knowledge-building programming complemented by great drama, comedy and arts.

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