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

Pursued by police, our empty-headed heroes Stan and Ollie give a new meaning to vacant-possession when they take refuge in a house while the owner's away. (Black and white)
(Beau Chumps: tomorrow 5.40 pm)

A series in 16 episodes
Part 7 by MARGARET SIMPSON
Sudhamani's father wants to take her away from Grange Hill because he thinks it's having a bad influence on her, but Trisha and Cathy persuade him to change his mind.
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer COLIN CANT
Director JACKIE WILLOWS
(Port 8 tomorrow at 6.15 pm)

Neil Innes returns for the second of five re-spins of some of his most popular songs. Filmed all over the place - in Buxton and beyond - he sings tonight of life on earth in ' Children's song', of punk aggression in ' Paranoia ', and of European detente in ' Mr Eurovision Song Contest man'.
His guests tonight are: Rowan Atkinson
Hollinsclough Silver Band Paul Worstenholme and Philip Mackie
Producer IAN KEILL
Director ANDREW GOSLING

The first of six programmes
Bogeymen, wolves and a shrinking boy feature in this adults' guide to children's books. AIDAN CHAMBERS and GRACE HALLWORTH offer a range of recent fiction, from picture-books to early teenage novels. Director JULIAN STENHOUSE Producer CAROLINE PICK
For free booklist, send sae to: [address removed]

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

Presented by Robert Robinson
The authors, the critics, the publishers: profiles, reviews, analysis from the world of letters.
Research CHRISTOPHER WARREN Director ANN FREER
Editor ROBERT ROBINSON

The fourth of eight programmes Yankees at the Court of King Wiglaf
In August 1980 a party of 15 American volunteers arrived at Repton, Derbyshire, to join an archaeological excavation. They included businessmen, housewives, students and retired professors, most of whom had never done any archaeology before. All had paid for the privilege of working hard in a muddy trench in a wet English summer.
Chronicle follows their three-week progress. Do the rain, the Repton mud and the school dormitories get them down? How is a site excavated from the cabbages downwards? Is the mound in the vicar's garden just a Victorian garden feature or a Viking burial?
Sound recordist BRUCE GALLAWAT Photography MARTIN PATMORE Film editor PETER EVANS
Producer ANNA BENSON GYLES Series editor BRUCE NORMAN
Book (same title), £5.75, from bookshops

The award-winning film series starring with Major Ego
The insufferable Charles becomes an instant, if very boring, hero when he achieves the pinnacle of success, medically speaking - he saves a life.
Written by LARRY BALMAGIA Directed by ALAN ALDA
Comedy Themes (record REH 387, catsette ZCR 387), from record shops

The fourth of eight programmes Barney Pityana
For an intelligent black man in South Africa, confrontation with authority is unavoidable. After a lifetime of banning orders, prison sentences and frustration, BARNEY PITYANA helped Steve Biko to found the Black Consciousness Movement. When Biko was killed in prison, Pityana was in solitary confinement. When he was released he decided that the only way to help gain freedom for his fellow blacks was to leave behind family, friends and country and flee into exile.
Series producer jim MURRAY

with PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY ; the latest news and weather forecast from LINDA ALEXANDER , and sports results from DAVID ICKE.