Ten films for student nurses. 5: With Cancer Patients
Miss Tait was admitted to hospital for surgical examination of a lump in her breast.
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
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Today in Birmingham the conference of the Confederation of British Industries opens. BBC2 cameras will bring live coverage of key debates.
Reporting team:
James Bellini , Vincent Hanna
Conference Report on Ceefax page 202

Story: The King Who Built a Tower to the Moon (trad) Presenters
Libby Murray , Derek Griffiths
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Further live coverage from Birmingham.

from Swansea
6: Looking for a Job with LINDA LEWIS and JON EDEN
Roadshow Youth Information Week is in Birkenhead this week.

A series of 19 programmes which aims to help mentally-handicapped people get more out of life.
6: Let's Go and Get ReadyPresented by brian RIX
Directed by CHRIS LONGLEY
Series producer GORDON CROTON

Ten programmes on ways of improving race relations.
5: 1 Can't Talk to My Parents
How difficult do young Asians find it to reconcile English customs with the different values held by their parents? DR bhikhu PAREKH of Hull University, Chairman of the National Association of Asian Youth, examines how Asian youth are reacting to English schooling and attitudes to marriage.
Producer JOHN twitchin
Five Views of Multi-Raclal Britain, £1.00, from [address removed]. Please make cheques/postal orders payable to CRE

A series of ten programmes presented by AUDREY STEPHENSON
5: Thread, Bang and Fit Toys
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The last of five programmes presented by ROSAMOND RICHARDSON Strips and Stripes
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A series of ten programmes 5: Information
TONY BUZAN shows how to store information.
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The classic serial in 15 exciting episodes, starring
6: Tree Men of Mars
In which Flash Gordon and his friends seek to enlist the help of the Tree People in their war against Ming the Merciless and the evil Queen of Magic, Azura - who in turn attempt to turn the Tree People against Flash.

A serial in 16 parts
Part 3 by ALAN JANES
Justin thinks he has found a champion in Andrew but making friends can be hard work.
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND
Executive producer ANNA HOME
Director COLIN CANT
. Part 4 tomorrow For cast see page 57

Fifteen documentary films about life in Britain made week-by-week from
September to Christmas cwxxv last year.
9: Five Million Pounds at Stake
The fast-growing town of Poole in Dorset needed a place for entertainment. Last year they opened the Arts Centre with a theatre, concert hall, cinema, restaurant and community centres all under one roof and costing £5,000,000. In early November the young director launched his peak season of attractions to put the Centre project to the test, and, as the bills cascaded around them, the rate-payers were asked to pay 1500,000 a year to subsidise the dream.
Photography
DAVID BOWERMAN , PETER SALKELD Film editor PETER HUNT Director JOHN cox
Producerjohn FROST
Executive producer JAMES DEWAR
BBC South

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

in concert at the London Room
Musical director IAN MACPHERSON
Lighting CLIVE POTTER
Sound supervisor GRAHAM HAINES Designer CYNTHIA KLJUCO
Producer STEWART MORRIS

by CARLA LANE
Designer ian rawnslet
Studio director joiin B. HOBBS Produced by GARETH GWENLAN

Ria is upset when she encounters a fox hunt when out in the country with Ben. She determines to mount a protest.

A Touch of Sensitivity
How do you feel about touching? Our skin is a sensitive matter; it contains five million touch cells, but what are they for and how important are they to us?
Recent experiments show that touch deprivation can lead to abnormal and violent behaviour; also to brain damage, heart disease and lack of resistance to infection.
Touch therapy is proving useful with disturbed adolescents and in marriage guidance. But more surprising is evidence that premature babies do better lying on lambs-wool than on cotton sheets and that heart patients do better if they keep pets.
From bizarre experiments in phone booths and libraries comes further evidence of the power of touch. Can we afford to ignore its importance in our everyday lives? Narrator VERNON JOYNER
Film editor BOB HARVEY
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Written and produced by STEPHEN ROSI

Remember, remember ...
From the 17th century people have remembered Guy Fawkes , and now over 300 years later in the shopping centre of the new town of Milton Keynes crowds gather in thousands to take part in the traditional celebrations, with a few 20th-century attractions as well. Introduced by Peter Purves
Firework display arranger THE REV RON LANCASTER
Television presentation by PETER MASSEY

A Summing-up
Is justice possible under the spotlight of publicity? Do TV cameras have a proper place in a court of law? Can they influence the right of every defendant both in Britain and the USA to a fair trial? Should a jury be vetted and selected? Is the essentially American ' plea-bargain ' quietly gaining ground here? This studio discussion examines some issues raised by the unique courtroom documentary series set in Florida, USA. Robin Day introduces
His Honor F. H. Cassels
Tom Culver , formerly an American criminal lawyer and District Attorney but now practising law in Britain
Walter Merricks, English lawyer and legal consultant for the series and John Mortimer , QC, barrister, playwright and novelist
Producer MARK ANDERSON Director COLIN STRONG

Weather

Hugh Burden reads
To the Autumn by GEORGE MACBETH