10.35 Countdown to the OU: 2

11.0 The Pre-School Child - Give and Take

11.25 Consumer Decisions - Semi-detached

11.50 Health Choices

A Whole New Medicine

Where Are They Now? ... the girl who pulled the elephant's tail ... the intrepid ice-skater ... ?
In response to viewers' enquiries we have asked some of the stars of Everybody's Doin' It, and some of their directors, to talk to JOHN JULIUSNORWICH in the studio.
Series film editor DAVID WYATT Producer MARGARET MCCALL
(Postponed from 21 December)

7: Ulster Will Fight

Preparations for Flight
A summer's day, the men and machines of the Red Arrows, and the music of Sky.
Film cameraman GRAHAM EDGAR
Film editor JENNY TOYNREE-HOLMES Director BERNARD NEWNHAM

Dramatic winter sports action
Men's Downhill and Men's Slalom from Kitzbuhel
The classic Hahnenkamm races in this famous Austrian ski resort are a traditional highlight of the World Cup season. The ' Streif ' downhill course is one of the most spectacular and difficult in ski racing, while the slalom always produces a tricky test-of technique. Commentator DAVID VINE
-TV presentation AUSTRIAN TV SERVICE
Producer JIM RESIDE
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

with sub-titles for those who cannot hear. With Angela Rippon
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton
Including: Not All Blue Skies
This summer the package holiday firms will be trying to sell six million holidays - an increase of 20 per cent on last year. Is their optimism really justified, and how will the airlines respond?
Editor DAVID LLOYD
MONEY MATTERS: page 77

The Lion of Swaziland
King Sobhuza II - The Lion of Swaziland - is the longest-reigning monarch on earth.
Since the Boer War, when the British considered him no more than a figurehead, KING SOBHUZA has juggled successfully with the tensions of 20th-century Africa. He has retained many colourful and little-known rituals and ceremonies. including the spectacular Reed Dance, performed by 8,000 young girls. Yet he has introduced progressive measures and established a Swazi Parliament.
King Sobhuza is now in his 80s : and many fear for the future of Swaziland - sandwiched between. South Africa and Mozambique-after the King has gone.
Film editor CARL THOMSON. Producer Justin CARTWRIGHT. Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES

Weather '

Interpretations of Bosch's paintings have been varied and extreme: heresy, alchemy, drugs, witchcraft and, the most popular, that he was a member of a secret sect which practised orgies.
Nicholas Baum , who has been fascinated by these haunting paintings for many years, began his investigation in the belief that we would never know their full meaning. After a journey which took him to Holland, Spain and Portugal, he is convinced that he has found the key.
Film cameramen DEREK BANKS COLIN WALDECK , IVOR HICHARDSON
Film editors JULIAN MILLER , RAOUL SOBEL Executive producer LESLIE MEGAHEY Produced by ANNE JAMES

Owain Arwel Hughes conducts and introduces the music of Brahms, Donizetti, Dvorak, Handel, Mozart. Mussorgsky, Parry, Sibelius. with Sandra Dugdale Richard Van Allan
Bournemouth Symphony
Orchestra, leader BRENDAN O'BRIEN Bournemouth Symphony Chorus chorus-master GEOFFREY HUGHES
An outside broadcast from the Wessex Hall. Poole Arts Centre.
Produced by JOHN VERNON

A four-part screenplay by CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON from the novel by MALCOLM BRADBURY starring with and 3: October 3rd 1972 (pm)
The departmental meeting. A setting of legendary divisiveness for the fruition of Howard's master plan. But with Professor Marvin a reluctant combatant and Howard's varied extra-mural activities under novel surveillance, the inevitability of the plot is no longer totally in the author's hands.
Music GEORGE FENTON. Film cameraman JOHN KENWAY. Film Sound JOHN GILBERT Designer GAVIN DAVIS. Producer
MICHAEL WEARING . Director ROBERT KNIGHTS BBC Birmingham

continues a season of films heralding the 70s. Tonight starring Albert Finney with Colin Blakely, Billie Whitelaw, Liza Minnelli

Charlie Bubbles is a young, highly successful writer living in a plush, unreal world of luxury. Inevitably, success has created problems and in a return journey to his Northern roots Charlie attempts to find a solution - and to find himself.
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