A five-part series about managing small businesses. 1: TONY BIANCHI 'S ups and downs in business raise questions about how small firms should respond to offers.
Club chairman IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

Eight documentary films featuring practising supervisors in industry and commerce. 4: Love or Money?
Assistant producer SALLY KIRKWOOD Producer ROBERT CLAMP

Story: Presents for the Baby by B. MITCHELHILL Presenters:
Sheelagh Gilbey , Iain Lauchlan

A series of 12 programmes giving direct help with 0-level Maths. 6:Ratio.Presented by NORMAN GOWAR (Open University)
Director PATRICK TITLEY
ProducerROBERT CLAMP

Ten programmes for the mentally handicapped with BRIAN RIX
6: Let's Cross the Road
Assistant producer ROSANNA HIBBERT Producer CHARLES PASCOE

An eight-part examination of the British economy. Written and presented by JOHN EATWELL
6: A Question of Inflation
Directed by ROBERT ALBURY
Produced by TONY ROBERTS

Six programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute. 2: Return to Zion
Production ROGER OWEN , CAROLINE PICK

6: Moving Pictures

Ten case studies for teachers 6: Teacher, Examine Thyself!
Teachers share their experiences of a ' racism-awareness workshop'.
Film editor PAUL SINCLAIR
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN

starring James Mason
Lucie Mannheim , Herbert Lom
A dashing young James Mason stars in this rarely seen British thriller set in the south of France just before the outbreak of World War II. While on holiday at the Hotel Reserve, Peter Vadassy is wrongly charged with espionage by the French police. Threatened with deportation, he is forced to search for the real spy among the hotel's guests.
Screenplay by JOHN DAVENPORT from the novel Epitaph for a Spy by ERIC AMBLER Produced by VICTOR HANBURY Directed by VICTOR HANBURY
LANCE COMFORT and MAX GREENE
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A series of 18 programmes Part 7 by BARRY PURCHESE
Suzanne is bunking off again. Will the school find out about her Saturday job?
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND Designers
ANDREE WELSTEAD HORNBY , GWEN EVANS
Producer susi HUSH. Director JOHN PROWSE
(Part 8 tomorrow at 5.40 pm)

Series 1 Revisited - another chance to see the controversial fashion designer Colin Swift. Also featuring music from Bauhaus, New Order, Fire Engines and the television debut of Mari Wilson , with performance and dance from The Event Group and A Black Box. Plus video from Ippu Do and Bill Nelson. Next week more of today's music, art, fashion and style from Riverside Studios, Hammersmith.
Executive producer MICHAEL APPLETON Director ROY CHAPMAN
Producer JOHN BURROWES

A Personal Voyage
The Edge of Forever
In itself, the fourth dimension is unimaginable. Tonight Carl Sagan reveals its shadow.
Presented by CARL SAGAN
Executive producer ADRIAN MALONE
A joint production of KCET and CARL SAGAN PRODUCTIONS INC in association with BBCtv

with subtitles, followed by Weather

John Holmes and Nigel Farrell find out the facts about where your money goes.
There are always villains after your cash, but your pocket is picked legally just as often. Are you getting value for your money from shops? manufacturers? the local council? the Government? This series shows how someone, somewhere, is always after your money, and how you can hang on to more of it; and Leslie Chap man, author of Your Disobedient Servant and the scourge of bumbling bureaucrats, gives his personal views on how to stop wasting money.
Producer SOPHY ROBINSON
Studio director STUART MCDONALD Film editor MIKE APPELT
Executive producer DICK GILLING

Mr Snooker
Joe Davis won every World Snooker Championship from its inception in 1927 until his retirement in 1946. Even in this 1962 Television Challenge Match against JOHN PULMAN , the ' master's' skill shines through.

starring Des O'Connor, who plays host to some of the finest entertainment talent from Britain and America. Des sings, jokes and talks in the company of his guests from both sides of the Atlantic. Tonight's special guests are from Britain:
Sheena Easton , Rod Hull from America: Mack and Jamie
Orchestra directed by COLIN KEYES Programme associate NEIL SHAND Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer jim CLAY
Produced and directed by BRIAN PENDERS

A series of seven programmes written by DICK CLEMENT and IAN LA FRENAIS based on a character originally created by KINGSLEY amis with Enn Rcitcl as Jim 3:Scoopfeaturing
Glynis Barber , Barbara Flynn ,
David Simeon and Tony Haygarth It is 1967 and Jim Dixon , late of Eckersley, Yorks, is in London, hoping to get caught up in the swinging 60s he's read about. He calls on an old university friend who now publishes obscure magazines and surprisingly finds himself with a job.
Signature itune written and sung by ALAN PRICE . Lighting JOHN SUMMERS Sound LAURIE TAYLOR Designer STEVE SCOTT
Producer IIAROLD SNOAD

Supposing you could design your child to look, feel and behave exactly as you wanted, would you be delighted or appalled?
Today genetic engineering is in its infancy. But already experiments involving gene mapping, cloning and embryo manipulation are routine. How much of this knowledge will be applied to the human embryo by the end of the century? Jonathan Glover , a moral philosopher from New College, Oxford, introduces us to some of the new developments and argues that we should sort out our attitudes to human genetic engineering now-before biology catches up with science fiction.
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There are many faiths but the spirit is one, in me, in you and in every man. (LEO TOLSTOY) In this series of films six people reflect upon the faith they practise and explain how it helps them to live in Britain today. 3:Sudershan Pandit
There are hundreds of millions of Hindus and almost as many forms of Hinduism. SUDERSHAN PANDIT, whose home is now in Middlesex, explains her personal way of Hinduism. It is a view of life and society which often draws sharp contrasts with her work as a teacher.
Film editor DAVID ELLIOTT Producer MERRYL DAVIES
Series producer INGRID DUFFELL

Including coverage of tonight's speech by the Prime Minister at the Lord Mayor's Banquet at Guildhall, London.
John Tusa, Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with Joan Bakewell and Linda Alexander , present television's fullest and most authoritative daily news magazine.
With Charles Wheeler on foreign affairs, Peter Hobday on business, Tony Lewis on sport, and reporters in Britain and around the world.
Producers PETER BELL , TONY HALL JOHN HOLME and DAVID STANFORD
Directors MIKE CATHERWOOD , JOHN WILKINSON Assistant editors
HOWARD ANDERSON , NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID LLOYD