A magazine for Asian women.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingham

Story: Once Upon a Time ... CAROL CHELL makes up a story Presenters
Carol Chell , Ben Thomas

BBC outside broadcast cameras are at Ascot's first National Hunt Meeting of the season.
2.35 The Haig Whisky Novices Hurdle (2m)
3.5 The Lambert and Butler Prem ier Steeplechase (Qualifier. 21m)
3.40 The Dunkirk' Handicap Steeplechase (2m)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN , RICHARD PITMAN
TV presentation by BILL TAYLOR Full results service on Ceejax

The sparks fly as Harold hitches a couple of train rides in Now or Never; soldier Harold rescues a beautiful girl from evil but inefficient cossacks in Sammy in Siberia.

A series in 16 episodes by PHIL REDMOND
1:In spite of Mr Sutcliffe's help,the new first-year pupils are managing to settle in, but for Duane the first day ends in trouble.
(For cast see tomorrow at 6.5 pm)

Every afternoon the children used to go and play in the Giant's garden until, one day, he came back and put up a notice board ' Trespassers will be prosecuted '.
A cartoon version of the fairy tale by OSCAR wilde, produced in Canada
Produced and directed by MURRAY SHOSTAK and PETER SANDER

Ten programmes about modern embroidery
Presented by JAN BEANEY 8: Braids and Ribbons
Braids and ribbons are a simple, effective way to decorate clothes. Jan shows how to make a start, talks to Julia CAPRARA about her work, and visits the Textile Conservation Centre at Hampton Court.
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS Producer JENNY ROGERS
Book (same title), 12.50 from bookshops

including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

The British Guiana one cent black on magenta postage stamp-the most valuable single object in the world for weight and size-on auction to the highest bidder. Who will buy this one and only rarity of rarities, discovered by a Demerara schoolboy and sold in 1873 for a mere six shillings?
Film editor MARTIN SHARPE Producer ROGER MILLS

Presented by Robert Robinson
Shaw the Lover: little-known poems from G.B.S. to Ellen Terry. But are they authentic? Michael Holroyd discusses. Also A. L. Rowse reviews the Shakespearian heroine.
Research CHRISTOPHER WARREN Director SUSAN PATON
Editor ROBERT ROBINSON

The first of eight programmes The Wreck of the Mary Rose
It was a hot day in July 1545. As Henry VIII 's great battleship, the Mary Rose , set sail with the rest of the English fleet, she fired her first broadside, heeled violently to starboard, capsized and sank. All efforts to raise the hull failed. The glutinous mud at the bottom of the Solent held her down, covered her up and, in the end, preserved her. But for more than 400 years the site of the wreck was forgotten and the Mary Rose was believed lost.
Now, in 1980, prior to raising the hull in 1982, the Mary Rose Trust are conducting the largest exercise in underwater archaeology that Great Britain has ever seen.
Chronicle cameras were with the divers when the site was first yielding its secrets, ten years ago. Now Chronicle brings you the story of the ship, the men who went down with her and an up-to-date report on the people who are excavating the site.
Narrated by ANDREW FAULDS
Film editor ROY DEVERELL Written and produced by JOHN SELWYN GILBERT
Series editor BRUCE NORMAN

They Call the Wind Korea

The first of eight programmes Avital Shcharansky
Next Year in Jerusalem
On the evening of Friday 4 July 1974 Avital Shcharansky got married in a ceremony in a Moscow apartment. Early the next morning her new husband, Anatoly, waved goodbye at Moscow Airport as she left for Israel. She has not seen him since.
At first he was refused a visa, then he was arrested, tried and sentenced to 13 years' imprisonment. It will be another ten years before he can leave prison - he may never be able to leave Russia. Tonight Avital talks about her life since she left Russia, a life of waiting and campaigning to free her husband and other Jewish refusniks from jail in the USSR.;
Director ELIZABETH GORT
Series producer JIM MURRAY

Tamer of Wild Horses
An award-winning Yugoslav cartoon about a monstrous metal horse.
Directed by NEDELJKO DRAGIC

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