The fifth of ten programmes on Democracy at Work.
Why are unions now seeking to bargain about company pension schemes? Why are they claiming seats on pension fund boards of trustees? How much could this benefit companies and their employees?
Introduced by ALAN GRANT , NATSOPA
Director NICK GOSLING
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

Story: Nobody Understood by TONY PICKERING Presenters
Floella Benjamin , Fred Harris

Today another look at four useful and popular methods for remembering spelling.
Presented by BARRY TOOK
Consultants
RUTH LESIRGE and CATHERINE MOORHOUSI

Live and Learn
There is much debate these days about teaching methods in school and many questions asked about which of them is most likely to be successful. But as PETER NEWELL of the Advisory Centre for Education, and writer and teacher mog BALL ask: Is it perhaps the nature of school itself that may inhibit learning?
Production assistant JOHN BROOKE Producer PAUL KRIWACZEK
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A series of ten programmes in Which PROFESSOR BERNARD WILLIAMS asks: Can philosophy resolve some contemporary moral dilemmas? 5: Loyalty: A Dubious Virtue?
Feelings of loyalty - my country, my family right or wrong - are deep and genuine emotions which to some extent we all have. But being loyal to someone means putting them before someone else, preferring them. and as such offends against the principle that people should be treated as equals.
Director BRYN BROOKS
Producer CHRIS JELLEY

Six films. 5: Wonderful Britain
The newsreels believed that good news was just as important as bad news and that, skilfully presented, good news was just as interesting.
Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY Produced by HOWARD SMITH

The last of a 15-part sociology series. What is Sociology?
MALCOLM DAVIES talks to PROFESSOB JOE BANKS and Reith Lecturer PROFESSOR A. H. HALSEY about the fundamental principles and purpose of sociology.
Director LIBBY HALLIDAY
Producer TONY ROBERTS

starring
The Empty Nest (Part 1)
The family mourn the death of Grandpa, but life has to go on and there are important decisions to be taken.
Based on EARL HAMNER jr's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain Written by ROD PETERSON and CLAIRE WHITAKKR
Directed by PHILIP LEACOCK

Deer at Any Price
Narrated by ANTHONY VALENTINE
New Zealand's gold rush is on, the merchandise - deer; the product - antler velvet, sold as a medicine and aphrodisiac in the Far East.
Today, one red deer hind is worth a hundred sheep. But only five years ago deer were considered a major pest. Brought to the islands in 1851 from England, they flourished, decimating the forests, eating the food of rare, exotic birds, eroding the landscape. Now a national asset, deer are the centre of a lucrative farming industry. To supply the stock, wild deer are being taken from remote mountains by helicopter teams. Their capture demands superlative flying skills and daring manoeuvres. But velvet farming is controversial, its markets unpredictable. If the industry slumps, will the wild deer again become New Zealand's number one enemy?
Producers
BRUCE MORRISON , KEITH HUNTER
TV presentation RICHARD MATTHEWS Series editors PETER JONES and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol

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

The Third Test from Melbourne
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth lay's play.
Television presentation by 9 NETWORK, Australia Producer NICK HUNTER

Miss Lorelei Brown by TERENCE FEELY starring
Gamblers invariably lose in the end, though Company and Co do their best to delay the end for Lorelei Brown.
Studio lighting GEOFF SHAW
Costume designer SHEILA BEERS Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI Producer JOHN SICHEL
Director Douglas CAMFIELD
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Continues the season of recent, highly-acclaimed films, starring Susannah Fowle, John Waters
Sent by her hard-working mother to attend Australia's most exclusive girls' school in turn-of-the-century Melbourne, Laura finds that it is not just her homemade clothes and country manners which set her apart from her snobbish, well-off schoolmates. For she is gifted with a strength and a brilliant musical talent which gradually allows her to transcend her unhappy situation, helped by the love of the school's beauty, Evelyn.
This moving portrait of girlhood emerges as an optimistic and triumphant affirmation of the human spirit in one of the most original and visually beautiful of all Australian films.
"Susannah Fowle's debut as Laura is spectacularly successful, by turns funny, sensitive, brattish, devious, utterly flawless." (EVENING STANDARD) (First showing on British television) Films: page 23

Occasional programmes in which animated film-makers eavesdrop on real conversations and let their imaginations run riot.
Tonight: Auditions
BBC Bristol
(Repeat)

PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA , and PETER HOBDAY present an informed account of what's happening in the world: special reports from the BBC's correspondents at home and abroad, investigations by Newsnight's own team of reporters into what's going on behind the headlines, plus at 11.15* an update on the day's major stories from FRAN MORRISON , the evening's sports results from DAVID DAVIES and the weather
Assignment editors
GEORGE WALKER , JOHN MAHONEY Producer JOHN HOLME Editor GEORGE CAREY

The Embassy
World Professional Darts Championship
The jovial and well-respected former champion, LEIGHTON REES of Wales, begins his challenge tonight as do the number three seed TONY BROWN of England and the stylish American NICK VIRACHKUL
Introduced from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent, by PETER PURVES Commentator SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
Producers BILL TAYLOR and KEITH PHILLIPS