A magazine for Asian women
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Directed by KRISIIAN GOULD BBC Birmingham

The BBC Television International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall Heat 2: England
The trials course in Wales, with its steep outrun, mountain stream, avenue of trees and rising ground presents a tough challenge to the combined talents of the shepherds and their working collies.
Before the runs we visit the farms of England's three competitors and meet their families and the dogs. The competitors:
ALLAN HEATON with Brandsby THOMAS LONGTON with Lassie RAYMOND MACPHERSON with Tweed
Technical co-ordinator JOHN EYNON Director MICHAEL KERR
Producer IAN SMITH

Fantasia in D minor (K 397)

2: Bolt from the Blue
The ship was the true symbol and spirit of the Vikings: nothing has yet surpassed the elegance of its lines, disguising its power and versatility. The Vikings' mastery of all the seafaring arts gave them the instrument not only of terror but of trade and colonisation.
Magnus Magnusson describes this ' bolt from the blue' with Colin Blakely
Daniel Massey , John Bennett
Music by JACK point
Series adviser PROFESSOR p. B. SAWYER Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE
Series producer DAVID COLLISON

The second of three programmes.
Robert Wall continues the story of the liners and those who sailed on them until 1939 when the sinking of the French liner Paris was a grim omen of things to come.
Producer JOHN COLEMAN
(First shonn on BBC South)

Part 6 by PHIL REDMOND
Mrs McClusky threatens to cancel the school dance unless the vandals are caught.
Grange Hill Pupils:
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND Executive producer ANNA HOME
Producer COLIN CANT

with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing followed by Weather

Scenes from daily life in village India, where 500-million people devote their time and energy to tasks long-forgotten in the West.
Film editor MICHAEL FLYNN
Producer CHRISTOPHER SYKES

Introduced by Harriet Crawley Penny Junor , Gwyn Richards and John FitzMaurice Mills
This week a look at mechanical musical instruments; C. R. Ash-bee's Guild of Handicraft in Chipping Campden; and the boats of the Exeter Maritime Museum.
Studio director CHRIS HUNT
Producer Christopher LEWIS BBC Bristol

A series of eight programmes 2:Cons
How do those labelled by society as criminals preserve their identity, their individuality, when prison dehumanises men with uniforms, numbers, and regimentation? There is no association, no evening classes, and the workshops are seldom open. Over a thousand adult prisoners are locked up every day-many hundreds three to a cell. Imprisonment also has a strong impact on the families outside. Tonight some of Strangeways' ' cons' talk about prison life and attitudes to crime.
But even with all the restrictions, it is possible to find extraordinary ways to break the monotony.
Film editor ANDREW WILLSMORE Producer REX BLOOMSTEIN

starringwith
Private Finance
Out of the kindness of his heart Klinger tries to give financial help to a young Korean girl-and gets kicked in the teeth for his pains. Serves him right. Maybe next time he'll remember that good Samaritans are usually on a hiding to nothing.
Written by DENNIS KOENIG
Directed by CHARLES S. DUEIN Themes
Theme music on BBC Comedy Themes (record REH 387, cassette ZCR 387), from retailers

A serial in ten parts starring
Adolfo Celi , Oliver Cotton Anne Louise Lambert Part 5 by KEN TAYLOR
Cesare has renounced the priesthood for worldly ambition; King Louis of France has given him a Dukedom and a wife. Alfonso Biselli , Lucrezia's new and adored husband, knows too much about Cesare's secret treaty with the French and fears for his life.
Costume designer MICHAEL BURDLE Make-up artist LISA WESTCOTT Designer TIM HARVEY Producer MARK SHIVAS
Director BRIAN FARNHAM (Reveated next Sundau)
The Borgias (record REP 428, cassette ZCH 428), from retailers
★Ceejax subtitles on page 270

with Nick Ross and Jane Walmsley
Some of the far-reaching, outrageous, funny-and significant-legal stories of the week: the courts, the lawyers, the police and the people in the middle. Reporter Peter Bazalgette with legal comment from Michael Molyneux
Film director ADAM CURTIS
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer RITCHIE COGAN Editor PETER CHAFER

with PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA , PETER HOBDAY and DONALD MACCORMICK