Story: Bother that Phone! by CYNTHIA FELGATE Presenters Sarah Long Don Spencer
Pianist JONATHAN COHEN
Graphics designer JOANNA ISLES Designer PAUL trerise
Written and directed by PIPPA DYSON Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
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from the Notts Golf Club,
Hollinwell Peter Alliss plays golf and talks with well-known people. His guest today is Michael Parkinson television chat show host, journalist, author, cricket lover and former president of the ' Anti-Golf League'. He talks of a life that started in a council house in a mining village near Barnsley,
Producers DAVID KENNING and A.P. WILKINSON

Four programmes which tell the story of aviation in the West. 3: The Peaceful Skies ...-
This film follows the fortunes of the big three planemakers in peacetime. It shows the building and maiden flight of the Brabazon - and its end on the scrap heap. Gloster Meteors see active service in Korea. The Bristol Britannia, the Whispering Giant, makes its disastrous forced landing in the Severn.
Narrator ROBERT POWELL
Film editor TONY LLOYD-JONES Written and produced by RICHARD ROBINSON

Dramatic high-speed winter sports action from Austria, today featuring:
The Men's Giant Slalom from Schladming
Reigning World Champion ingemar STENMARK will be out to retain the title he won by an astonishing two seconds four years ago, but American PHIL MAHRE , only fifth in 1978, has four consecutive second places in World Cup events this season which bear witness to his consistency in Giant Slalom. Commentator
DAVID VINE
Television presentation by the AUSTRIAN TV SERVICE Producer 31101 RESIDE

continues a season of classic films starring Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr Watson. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson set out to solve the mystery of the sinister Spider Woman who drives her hapless victims into an excruciating suicidal frenzy. It's not exactly elementary, but Holmes, of course, comes out on top.
Screenplay by Bertram Millhauser Directed by ROY WILLIAMS NEILL

In the second of six programmes Dr Miriam Stoppard chooses her heroes - among them Grace Dar ling, Leonardo da Vinci, Alan Alda and Marilyn Monroe.
She talks to Eric Robson about her choice.
Director JOHN KYLE
Producer ROGER BURGESS

The weekend starts here with 40 minutes of live action from Studio A Manchester, introduced by Robert Elms and Jackie Spreckley.
Music from XTC - comment from Ben Elton.
Give us your views by ringing us on [number removed]
Producer PETER Hamilton
Editor COLIN ADAMS
BBC Manchester

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

Visions of St Michael 's Mount
St Michael, Jack the Giant Killer, and the Spanish Armada - all have appeared here. Steeped in legend and history, St Michael 's
Mount has been a place of pilgrimage for hundreds of years; now thousands of tourists flock to the island and its fairytale castle. On that memorable weekend of snow and storms last April, Angela Rippon rode across the causeway to meet the two oldest families of the Mount - Lord and Lady St Levan who live in the castle, and John and Malcolm Matthews , who guide her up the tourist trail and into the sheltered sub-tropical gardens.
Meanwhile, on the windward side, Tony Soper explores the unusual natural history that gives this Cornish island its special character. From this southerly outpost of Britain, In the Country looks ahead to spring. producer CAROLINE WEAVER
Series producer PETER CRAWFORD
BBC Bristol

Poland: The Economic Reckoning After his military takeover in Poland, General Jaruzelski faces an economy at crisis point - deeply in debt to the West, and with production in a slump.
Keith Kyle asks what our response in the West should be to Warsaw's call for economic belp-to give more aid to try and save what's left of the Polish reforms, or to leave the expense of bailing the Poles out to Moscow? And without the co-operation of Solidarity can the Poles' centrally-planned economy ever be made to work?
Deputy editor PETER KENYATTA Editor PETER IBBOTSON

The diminutive lady from London sings a variety of her favourite songs to an audience at The Snape Maltings in Suffolk.
Guest artist Lome Gibson
Sound JEFF BAKER
Lighting HARRY THOMAS Director RICK GARDNER Producer douglas HESPE

by CAROL BUNYAN with (above, with Jacqueline Tong)
' Oh I just can't wait for that whole week in Blackpool - everybody there all dancers, and dancing every day, and talking about dancing....'
With sequins, tulle and the colourful rhythms of the paso doble, Valerie's world shimmers like the glitter ball in the local Palais. But it's hard to get to the top in competition dancing, especially if her real life has other distractions.
Sound CHICK ANTHONY Lighting DEREK SLEE
Designer HUMPHREY JAEGER Producer TERRY COLES Director bill hays

Diogenes, Perhaps
A Yugoslav cartoon about a little man's strange adventure in the desert - and elsewhere.
Directed by NEDELJKO DRAGIC

Peter Snow, John Tusa, Peter Hobday and Donald McCormick present an informed account of what's happening in the world: what's going on behind the headlines; the latest news and weather forecast from Louise Batchelor and Margaret Hounsell, plus the evening's sports results from Marshall Lee.

A way of ending the week. Professor Laurie Taylor with late-night conversation and music from the Greenwood Theatre, London.
Director DAVID F. TURNBULL Producer PHILIP CHILVERS
Series producer FRANCES WHITAKER