for Asian women
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Directed by KRISHAN COULD BBC Birmingham
(For details see BBC1 at 3.55 pm)
(Black and white)
' Colossus' - the Ship that Lost a Fortune: Realisation
After the successful start to the Colossus excavation in 1975, Dr Ann Birchall , the archaeological director, was faced with the mammoth task of sorting and reconstructing the thousands of fragments of ancient Greek pottery that had been recovered from the sea-bed on the Isles of Scilly.
Would it be possible to recreate any of the lost vases from Sir William Hamilton's collection? For DR BIRCHALL the work of the Colossus unit set up at the British Museum, has led to the realisation of a personal ambition and the first completed vase.
An intense and moving film.
(DAILY TELEGRAPH
The pictures were quite fantastic.
(DAILY EXPRESS)
Producer TONY SALMON
Next Saturday sees the start of another FA Cup competition leading, eventually, to Wembley. For English football teams and their supporters, the Cup Final is still the most memorable experience of a lifetime. This documentary of the weekend in 1978 that Ipswich 'went up for the Cup' won the Pye Regional Television Award.
Producer DAVID BYRNE
Director BRIAN FAWCETT
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Introduced by Anne Nightingale In the studio this week: Secret Affair Alvin Lee
With Robert Robinson talking to authors about their craft ana their latest books.
Director sue MALLINSON Producer ANTONY ROUSE
A series of ten programmes with Donald Sinden 6: In Memoriam
Wandering among the monuments inside and outside a church affords a fascinating glimpse of how people felt about death and the changing tastes and fashions of 300 years or more. This week DONALD srNDEN visits the church-yard at Painswick in Gloucestershire, which has a unique collection of Renaissance and Baroque tombs, and Bottesford Church in Leicestershire, the only parish church in the country where the monuments of eight successive earls can be seen under one roof.
Film cameraman KENNETH LOWE Film editor PETER ORTON Producer DICK FOSTER
by the Conservative Party
starring and Comrades in Arms: Part 2
Hawkeye and Hotlips are still there. Trapped behind enemy lines. With the natives being distinctly unfriendly ...
by Peter Durrant
The time is 1944. The action of much of the play is set in an RAF Hospital for Aircrew. George Nunn, a leading aircraftman, finds himself the odd man out....
A community action report from Ian Breach and Ann Hunter
Tonight: Health - Who Cares?
Weather
JOHN WESTBROOK reads
Under by J. C. SQUIRE
