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
Directed by KRISHAN GOULD BBC Birmingham

Story: The Wind Blew written and illustrated by PAT HUTCHINS Presenters
Libby Murray , Derek Griffiths

The classic serial in 15 exciting episodes, starring
8: The Black Sapphire of Kalu
In which Flash Gordon, having obtained the sacred Black Sapphire and imprisoned Queen Azura, attempts to use his new-found magic to destroy the deadly nitron lamp.

A series of eight programmes Around the World with Clare Francis 2:To Rio
CLARE FRANCIS and her crew aboard ADC Accutrac continue their lonely and dramatic voyage through the southern oceans.
This remarkable film record was shot by the yacht's crew as they followed their route marked by icebergs, snow and the legendary Cape Horn, across the bottom of the world to Rio de Janeiro. After seven months away from home waters, they finally reach Portsmouth to complete 27,000 miles of racing under sail.
Dramatic and beautiful filming.
(DAILY MAIL)
Producer BOB SAUNDERS

A series of three programmes 2:
Porlock Derek Jones explores the country-side around this Somerset village, where the heights of Exmoor meet the Bristol Channel. Among the treasures he finds are the picturesque village of Selworthy, and Culbone with its little church, visited each year by thousands of people from all over the world.
Photography CLIVE NORTH Director RUTH LOVELL
Producer KEITH SHEATHER

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

In the studio this week
The Damned and Angletrax

with Robert Robinson talking to authors about their books and their craft.
Let's Fall in Love
Joining the author of Penmarric, Susan Howatch. are Jilly Cooper , Christopher Nicole (sometimes Christina Nicholson ) and Bessie Beaty - writers of romantic fiction.
Director SUE MALLINSON Producer ANTONY ROUSE

A series of ten programmes with Donald Sinden
By the 14th century the Gothic style of architecture was well established and the skill of the masons so respected that God himself could be portrayed as the divine architect of the universe, holding the world in his compasses.
This week Donald Sinden looks at the men who built our parish churches and visits St Patrick's Church, Patrington, Humberside, one of the country's most perfect examples of the decorated phase of Gothic architecture.

by the Conservative Party
(Also on BBC1)

The comedy film series
In Love and War
Who said all's fair? Rubbish. It' never is. If Hawkeye didn't know that before about love and war, he does now.
Written by ALAN ALDA

by Frederic Raphael starring
Denholm Elliott, Jeremy Kemp, Michael Kitchen, Tim Pigott-Smith and Jenny Agutter

(Feature p.9)

Weather

Georgine Anderson reads Throwing a Tree by THOMAS HARDY