6.40 Paris: Imperial City

7.5 All About Risk

7.30 Computer-based Information Systems

Sixth of ten programmes for trade unionists on Democracy at Work.
Director PETER LEE-WRIGHT
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

Five programmes which aim to help speech-impaired people and their families. 1: Early Warnings

Story: Sam's Woolly Hat by DOROTHY EDWARDS Presenters
Libby Murray , Johnny Ball

A practical guide to everyday writing, with seven new and handy ways of remembering spelling. Today there's help with filling in car insurance forms. Presented by BARRY TOOK With MICHAEL GAMBON and ZENA WALKER
Sketch by ANDY HAMILTON , BARRY PILTON Director JULIAN STENHOUSE ProducerCAROLINE PICK

Examination Business
In the eyes of many parents, the purpose of school is to help their children get as many examination passes and qualifications as possible. DAVID HARGREAVES , university reader in education, and COLIN BALL , author and educational consultant, suggest ways in which concentrating on exams may deprive children of other equally important aspects of their education.
Production assistant JOHN BROOKE Producer PAUL KRIWACZEK
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London/East Anglia/Home Counties: Luton (0582) [number removed]
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A series of ten programmes in Which PROFESSOR BERNARD WILLIAMS asks: Can philosophy resolve some contemporary moral dilemmas? 6:Justifiable Discrimination
Director BRYN BROOKS
Producer CHRIS JELLEY

A series of six programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s.
1: and, as far as possible, the whole truth '
The 1940s were the one period of English history when there was a serious and sustained effort by the state to control public opinion. The cinema was one of the main instruments of this campaign. How did the machinery of persuasion work?
Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY
Produced by HOWARD SMITH

4.50 X-ray Diffraction

5.15 ABC in Kansas City (1)

The master comedian from the golden age of silent comedy in excerpts from the films that thrilled and entertained a generation.
Harold monkeys around chasing stolen booty in The Kid Brother and finds himself on the run in Take a Chance after an escaped jailbird switches clothes.
Written by PETER DURSTON Produced by BOB HOAG

The story of a warm-hearted family of pioneer stock - surviving the Depression years of the 30s and facing the war years of the 40s. starring
The Empty Nest (Part 2)
The loss of Grandpa's presence is still much felt as the family adjust to the realities of the coming war.
Based on EARL nAMNER JR'S autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain Written by ROD PETERSON and CLAIRE WHITAKER Directed by PHILIP LEACOCK

San Giorgio's Bitter Fruits
' If a man has his own home, even if it is only four walls and a roof; if he has regular work; and if he has enough to eat for himself and his family, he is not poor. Now tell me, who in this village lacks any one of these things? '
That is how Vittorino Cerigone , a Peasant farmer, talks about San Giorgio, a village that sleeps upon a mountainside in Calabria, that remotest of provinces in Italy's ' deep south'.
It is still assumed that this is a forgotten, neglected land whose destiny is controlled by faceless bureaucrats in Rome and multi-national companies in Turin; a land that people leave because of a brutalising poverty that has no Prospect of alleviation.
It is the proposition of Ralph Glasser , a Scots economist who has lived in San Giorgio, that such attitudes are no longer valid and People leave for reasons other than poverty; that the reasons are the same in Kenya, Bangladesh and Peru; and in misunderstanding these reasons we are in danger of losing many of the things we most value and desire.
Film cameraman HENRY FARRAR Film editor PETER MINNS Producer RICHARD TAYLOR
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES

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

Satiemania
A lyrical award-winning Yugoslav cartoon interpreting the music of Erik Satie.
Animated by ZDENKO CASPAROVIC

Watch the Birdie by ADELE ROSE starring with It's easy to jump to the wrong conclusions about someone's motives, especially when everyone else knows what they are.
Sound supervisor MIKE JONES Make-up artist JILL SHARDLOW Designer TONY SNOADEN Producer JOHN SICHEL
Director ROBERT D. CARDONA

continues the season of recent, highly-acclaimed films.
Starring John Heard, Bruno Kirby
Boston's one-time radical weekly, The Back Bay Mainline, is losing its excitement on the way to making a profit. The radical flavour and excitement is disappearing and big business is interested in a takeover. The effect is devastating for the young and dedicated journalists and hangers-on who have committed so much of their lives to the paper and to each other. This lively, very funny and often very moving film was one of the most critically-acclaimed films of the late 70s.
"I've seen a lot of good films this year, but this is the one I'll remember with the most affection." (DAILY MAIL)
Produced by RAPHAEL D. SILVER Screenplay by FRED BARRON
Directed by JOAN MICKLIN SILVER
(First showing on British television) Films: page 19

Occasional programmes In which animated film-makers eavesdrop on real conversations and let their imaginations run riot. Tonight: Confessions of a Foyer Girl
Producer COLIN Thomas. BBC Bristol

Peter Snow, Peter Hobday, John Tusa and Charles Wheeler report and analyse the significant events of the day.
At 11.15* news summary and weather from Fran Morrison, and sports news from David Davies.

Introduced by Anne Nightingale
In the studio this week: Charlie Dore and Public Image Ltd