A magazine for Asian women.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingham
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Stan and Ollie really reach the heights and deliver the goods in this Academy Award winner.
A series in 16 episodes
Part 11 by PHIL REDMOND
Benny asks if he can be excused the cross-country run to save his energy for tonight's district match. Mr Baxter refuses, so Tucker decides to help.
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Neil Innes returns for the fourth of five re-spins of some of his most popular songs. He sings tonight of the gut-wrenching isolation of ' Another lonely man', the unpredictable future of ' The fortune teller', and the chaos caused 'When a cabinet minister resigns '. His guests tonight are Lynne Hockney
The Howdon Hussars and The Madhouse Company featuring Marcel Steiner
Producer IAN KEILL
Director ANDREW GOSLING
The third of six programmes
Dreams within dreams and strange goings-on in the park feature in this week's 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: National Book League, [address removed]
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
The sixth of eight programmes The Chaco Legacy
Chaco Canyon in New Mexico contains the spectacular ruins of a vanished civilisation. Great masonry buildings, built in a near-desert, bear witness to an American people who have now vanished without trace. They left behind elaborate walled cities, complete with living quarters, vast storage rooms and large round underground chambers called ' kivas ', in which they worshipped. Between their towns they constructed roads; they also had a long-distance signalling system. At the height of their power the people of Chaco controlled an area of some 40,000 square miles. But why did the civilisation fall? Is there a message for us today in what happened 600 years ago?
Recent archaeological excavation provides us with some of the answers.
Written and directed by GRAHAM CHEDD Presented for television by FRANCESCA KIRBY -GREEN
Executive producer BRUCE NORMAN
Presented by Robert Robinson
The authors, the critics, the publishers: profiles, reviews, analysis from the world of letters.
Research CHRISTOPHER WARREN Director SUSAN PATON
Editor ROBERT ROBINSON
The award-winning film series
Preventive Medicine
A battle-hungry colonel earns Hawkeye's disapproval because he is careless about the number of casualties he causes. But even B.J. is shocked by Hawkeye's method of retribution.
Written by TOM REEDER
The sixth of eight programmes Fania Fenelon
FANIA FENELON , a singer and cabaret artiste, spent three-and-a-half years of the Second World War in the French Resistance. She sang in Paris nightclubs reserved for German soldiers and in between singing, talked to them and spied on them.
She was arrested, tortured for three months and sent to Auschwitz where she was recruited into the camp orchestra.
Now an American television company has made a film of her life-story-but because of the casting of Vanessa Redgrave , a Palestinian Liberation Organisation supporter, as Fania, Madame Fenelon attempted to stop the film being made. In tonight's programme she tells her story and explains how she came to terms with the film.
Series producer jim MURRAY
PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY present an informed account of what's happening in the world. The latest news and weather forecast from LINDA ALEXANDER , plus the evening's sports results from
DAVID ICKE.
