The programme looks at a problem which most Asian women in this country have to face at some time or another.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Directed by KRISHAN GOULD BBC Birmingham

Today's story: Mole
Written and illustrated by LUIS MURSCHETZ Presenters
Carol Leader, David Hargreaves IRepeated on BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

In 15 exciting episodes, starring Buster Crabbe as Flash Gordon 13: The Miracle of Magic
In which, after Queen Azura's death, Flash prepares to help the Clay People in their final battle with Ming and the Forest People.
Directed by FORD BEEBE and ROBERT HILL

' Colossus ' - the Ship that Lost a Fortune
First of two programmes Expectation
In 1798 HMS Colossus, a man-of-war returning home from Nelson's fleet in the Mediterranean, foundered off the Scilly Isles. As she sank she took with her part of Sir William Hamilton 's second collection of ancient Greek vases.
Dr Birchall looks back at 1975 and shows how a group of divers found the wreck and its unique cargo. The vases were discovered, but the sea had broken them into thousands of tiny fragments. For Dr Birchall it was just the beginning.
Fascinating saga. (DAILY MAIL) Absorbing. (DAILY TELEGRAPH) Producer TONY SALMON
(Part 2: Realisation, next Wednesday)

The last of three programmes Clevedon
Gwyn Richards takes a day out by the sea, and finds in Clevedon a resort that retains much of its charm as an early Victorian watering place. He discovers too a town rich in its connections with famous writers - Coleridge, Tennyson, Thackeray among them.
Photography CLIVE NORTH Producer KEITH SHEATHER
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including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Introduced by Anne Nightingale In the studio: Herman Brood and his Wild Romance The Skids

Robert Robinson discusses Ultra in the West by RALPH BENNETT which examines the use made by Allied commanders after D-Day of the information supplied by the code-breakers at Bletchley.
Director SUE MALLINSON Producer ANTONY ROUSE

A series of ten programmes with Donald Sinden
5: God spede the plow....
'... and send us ale corn enow' reads the inscription on the surviving fragment of the medieval plough screen at Cawston Church in Norfolk. St Agnes was the patron saint of the local plough guild and now lends her name to the church. This week DONALD SINDEN looks at how the parish church brought together the religious life and working life of ordinary folk. Cawston Church was built in the final period of Gothic architecture - the perpendicular, when the craft of the master carpenter reached a peak - and its woodwork is among the most spectacular in the country.
Film cameraman EUGENE CARR Film editor PETER ORTON. Producer DICK FOSTER

Comrades in Arms: Part 1
A tough spot for Hawkeye and Hotlips. Pinned down together under enemy fire. Real bullets; real enemies. And that's only half the story ...
Written bv ALAN ALDA
(Part 2 will be shown next weefc)

A Reminiscence
AUGUSTUS JOHN was born in 1878. At the height of his powers he was the most celebrated portrait painter in Britain, the leader of Bohemia, the darling of Belgravia. and his flamboyance bewitched men and women alike. In 1911 Augustus and his large family moved to Poole, Dorset, and later to Fordingbridge, Hampshire. Members of his family recall those days and speak of Augustus and Dorelia, the model who became his inspiration and life-long love.
MICHAEL HOLROYD , his official biographer, narrates the story.
Film editor BEV AMBROSE Producer JOHN COLEMAN

Weather

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public. Tonight:
A Better Life - A Better Wife presented by Mothers' Action Support Team

Hugh Burden reads The Storm by ELIZABETH JENNINGS