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

Story: Brocky the Badger
Film story told by Judy Hawkins
Presenters Carol Leader, Don Spencer

The BBC Television International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall First Semi-final
ALASDAIR MUNDELL from the Cowal Hills with Cap (SCOTLAND) v
RAYMOND MACPHERSON from the Tin-dale Fells with Tweed (ENGLAND)
The Brace Championship begins JIM MCCONNELL with Dot and Nan (IRELAND)
GWILYM JONES with Glyn and Queen (WALES)
Technical co-ordinator JOHN EYNON
Director MICHAEL KERR
Producer IAN SMITH

Rowena Wilkinson (harp) plays Glinka's Variations on a Theme by Mozart

Ten films in which Magnus Magnusson explores the Viking World.
5: England at Bay
A look at the Viking kingdom of York and at the beleaguered kingdom of Wessex where it was left to a young Saxon king to stem the onslaught of the 'Viking host'-Alfred the Great. with Dennis Edwards, Daniel Massey, Jeremy Kemp
Music by JACK POINT
Series adviser PROFESSOR P. h. SAWYER
Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE
Series producer DAVID COLLISON

The second of three programmes
In the 1930s the world was opened up for airline passengers and the flying boat took pride of place in the development of new routes. David Lomax continues the story of the flying boats and those who flew in them until 1939 when the Transatlantic service was started, only to be sharply interrupted by war-when the flying boat had a new role to play.
Film editor PETER HUNT
Producer JOHN COLEMAN

Part 12 by ALAN JANES
Tommy has left it too late to put his name down for the trip to France. However, Tucker as usual has a solution.
Grange Hill Pupils:
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND
Executive producer ANNA HOME
Director COLIN CANT

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

The Blue Danube
Bats in the Belfry

A topical magazine about the fun and fever of collecting
The last of 12 programmes introduced by Harriet Crawley with Penny Junor, Gwyn Richards and John FitzMaurice Mills
In the last of the series, Harriet, Gwyn and Penny go collecting for under a fiver; there's a look at aerial propaganda, and we visit a man who wrote to us about his collection of architectural features.
BBC Bristol

A series of eight programmes
5 The Allegation
Ian is a prisoner on Dl, Strangeways' punishment landing. It is a place of tension and confrontation, where incidents are commonplace. One such incident occurred which resulted in Ian making an allegation of brutality against a prison officer.
There must be an enquiry. Who is telling the truth? Did the officer strike Ian in his cell, or is it a fabrication?
In the closed and secret world of prison, justice is dispensed with no lawyers and no jury. And if the decision goes against Ian he stands to lose all his remission and spend a further six months in gaol.
Film cameraman DEREK BANKS
Producer REX BLOOMSTEIN

Father Mulcahy's enthusiastic help for a young nurse who wants to become a doctor leads to embarrassing complications. But the rest of the 4077th are more concerned with the shortage of water, than with the Father's excess of zeal.
Written by Sy Rosen and Thad Mumford
Directed by Charles S. Dubin

A serial in ten parts, starring Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton, Anne Louise Lambert, Alfred Burke
Part 8 by John Prebble
Rodrigo Borgia has lost control of Cesare, who has made as many foes as conquests. As Cesare rides to Milan to meet Louis XII of France, his enemies attempt to join forces against him.
Music GEORGES DELERUE
Studio sound BRIAN HILES
Studio lighting DAVE SYDENHAM
Producer MARK SHIVAS
Director BRIAN FARNHAM
The Borgias (record REP 428, cassette ZCB 42S), from retailers
Ceefax subtitles on page 279

You can't do anything, can you? Presenter Jeni Barnett tries a song, there's a bit of dance - and the self-help show puts forward ideas for local action, Like the Devon villagers who pay no Parish rates but still have money to spend because the Parish Council owns the pub. And did you know that any elector can have a direct say in anything that changes local life - even cruise missiles?
We meet diesel engine makers in Cannock who lost their jobs, until they decided to run their own Srm. And women in Sunderiand who used local radio to express their ideas and share their experience of middle life.
For information, or if you have any ideas for the show, please write to Grapevine, BBCtv, Wood Lane, London W12 5QT.
A Community Programme Unit production