The aim of this magazine programme for Asian women is to provide advice and information on matters of interest to them.
It also includes demonstrations on how to make items of everyday use at home, sewing and cooking, a story for children and an item of popular music.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Director KRISHAN GOULD,BBC Birmingham Write to: Gharbar, Asian Unit, BBC, Pebble Mill Road, Birmingham B5 7QQ, with your comments and suggestions.
Book, Speak for Yourself £12.75 from bookshops

Story: Aaah-Tchoo!
Written by NICK WILSON
Illustrated by STELLA FARRIS Presenters
Lucie Skeaping , Chris Tranchell
Pianist PETER GOSLING. Graphic designer PAUL JOHNSON. Designer MARY GREAVES Written and directed by NICK WILSON Producer JUDY WHITFIELD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

When Stan and Ollie open an electrical store and start a feud with the shop opposite, sparks fly.

The third of ten films for young people. A Place to Live
' £30 a week, payable four weeks in advance. Oh, and don't bother with rent books or anything like that.'
If a landlord said that to you, would you know your rights as a tenant? LOUISE CHRISTIAN discusses how to survive landlords - and homelessness - with a group of young people at Action Space, London.
Film editor HORACIO QUEIRO
Producer TONY MATTHEWS
Director CHRIS LENT

An International chess tournament presented by Jeremy James
Third of 13 top quality games between eight of the world's leading masters. At stake The Master Game Trophy and a first prize of £2,500.
Tony Miles (GB) v Bent Larsen (DK)
A great battle can be expected between the two leading West European Grandmasters on the chess circuit. Miles, with seven firsts in his last seven tournaments, is in tremendous form. Larsen from Denmark loves to play for a win, but frequently finds himself in a perilous position!
WILLIAM HARTSTON provides expert analysis and the commentary is the spoken thoughts of the players themselves.
Designer JOHN BONE
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer ROBERT TONER

A magazine programme about people getting together to make a better life - through self-help and community action.

Presented by Helene Hayman

We hear from people in the Omagh Community Development Project in Northern Ireland - they're tackling unemployment, creating jobs, producing a newspaper, running an arts project... and more.

A Woman's Place is a house on an estate in Dundee where women can drop in, make friends and regain the confidence that life has knocked out of them. It's a unique attempt by Dundee Women's Aid to do more for women who have suffered violence.

Made by the Community Programme Unit

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

Six Films of Early Exploration Introduced from the Royal Geographical Society bv Duncan Carse
1: South with Shackleton (1914)
An amazing film of one of the greatest survival stories of all time - SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON S voyage to the Antarctic in 1914. Sir Ernest set sail in his ship Endurance in October 1914. Nine weeks later he was caught by the pack-ice and frozen in solid. For the next ten months he drifted helplessly with the ice-floes. Then in November 1915 the ice finally crushed and sank the Endurance. For five more months Shackleton and his men camped on the drifting icebergs until in the end Shackleton was forced to make an 800-mile voyage in one of the ship's boats in search of help.
Finally, in September 1916, nearly two years after setting out, the whole expedition was successfully rescued. Not a single man had been lost.
Incredibly, almost all of this historic voyage was captured on film by the expedition's cameraman, FRANK HURLEY ; and the story is told in the words of the expedition members: an epic story of Polar survival.
Narrator MICHAEL KILGARRIFF
Film editor ROLAND TONGUE
Assistant producer DAWN A. SWERLING Producer RICHARD ROBINSON

A series of six programmes
Reflections bv Margot Fonteyn 3: What is New with Mikhail Baryshnikov
Susanne Kirnbaucr , Kyra Nijmsky Patrick Harding-Irmer , London Contemporary Dance Theatre Teatro a l'Arogaria, Venice
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden conductor Ashley Lawrence
In almost every age the world ot dance has produced its own pioneers. MARGOT FONTEYN looks at their work, from the Commedia dell' Arte in 17th-century Italy to Martha Graham in 20th-century America The programme includes a performance by Fonteyn and Baryshnikov of Fokine's famous ballet, Le Spectre de la Rose.
Designer KENNETH SHARP
Producer PATRICIA FOY
Book (same titte) £11.75, from bookshops

starring with and An Eye for a Tooth
Serves them right. Hawkeye and B J go too far with the practical jokes and get their come-uppance while Father Mulcahy wonders if it's true that God helps those who help themselves.
Written by RONNY GRAHAM Directed by CHARLES DUBIN

by D H. LAWRENCE
A dramatisation in seven parts bv TREVOR GRIFFITHS
2: ' Paul had only been in an eating house once or twice in his life, and then only to have a cup of tea and a bun. Most of the people in Bestwood considered that tea and bread-and-butter, and perhaps potted beef, was all they could afford to eat in Nottingham. Real cooked dinner was considered a great extravagance. Paul felt rather guilty.'
Music JOHN TAMS
Designer CHRIS PEMSEL
Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE Producer JONATHAN POWELL Directed by STUART BURGE

The first of six programmes.
The scientific method of investigation is based on testing theory by experiment. Religious experience seems to be a different way of exploring life and its meaning. So how do scientists who are also Christians manage to integrate the two approaches?
Tonight Ronald Eyre talks to Antony Hewish , FRS, Professor of Radio Astronomy at the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge.
Director CHRISTOPHER MANN
Producer PETER FIRTH. BBC Bristol