A magazine for Asian women
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingham
Story: Horatio written and illustrated by MICHAEL FOREMAN Presenters
Lucie Skeaping , Don Spencer
Parents and Teachers at the First School
Are you afraid to go and see the teachers at your child's school in case they make you feel inferior?
Today viewers in Scotland only can ring [number removed]for further information
Stan and Ollie find that where there's a will there are bad relations!
A series in 16 episodes Part 9 by PHIL REDMOND
Penny is banned from contributing to the school magazine after writing a provocative article exposing Doyle's lack of interest in I the council.
Producer COLIN CANT
Director BRIAN LENNANE
Neil Innes returns for the third of five re-spins of some of his most popular songs. He sings tonight of a duck clown's happiness in ' How sweet to be an idiot', a rocker's desire in ' Let's go crazy ', and of a night-club artist's belief that ' Singing a song is easy His guests tonight are:
Sir John Betjeman , Johnny Morris Gillian Gregory , Bryan Payne and The West Somerset Morris Men
Music director JOHN ALTMAN Designer PETER BRACHACKI
Producer IAN KEILL
The second of six programmes
A haunted house, a freaky fantasy and ALAN GARNER 'S family saga 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 JOHN BROOKE
Producer CAROLINE PICK
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
Fifth of eight programmes
The Last Seam at Blaenavon
Blaenavon is a small town in South Wales which for 200 years has existed by mining. It was one of the first Welsh iron towns. It shared in the great coal boom before World War I. And like most of South Wales it has lived through the long and painful process of industrial decline and change. Now Blaenavon is marketing its past by turning to tourism. Big Pit in Blaenavon will be the only Welsh colliery to be preserved as an underground museum. This film sketches in the history of Blaenavon against the background of the rise and long decline of the South Wales coal field and helps explain something of the miners' attitudes today.
Film editor ANDY PAGE Producer BEN SHEPHERD Series editor BRUCE NORMAN
The award-winning film series starring and Dear Comrade
Charles is living the life of Riley, thanks to the ministrations of a poorly-paid Korean servant. Hawkeye and B.J. decide that this state of affairs cannot be allowed to continue ...
Written by TOM REEDER
Directed by CHARLES DUBIN
The fifth of eight programmes Adrian Hastings
ADRIAN HASTINGS decided he wanted to be a Catholic priest when he was six. He became one and went to work as a missionary in Africa where he came to believe that priests should be able to marry if they wished. After 20 years of campaigning as an unmarried priest, he fell in love. It took him seven years to make his mind up to marry. But, unlike others, he refused to resign from the Church and married as a priest.
Director DAVID M. THOMPSON Series producer JIM MURRAY
The Coral
United Kingdom Professional
Championship
DAVID VINE introduces highlights and the result from the Guild Hall, Preston.
