with subtitles; Weather

with Her Royal Highness The
Princess Anne She is one of the most outspoken members of the Queen's immediate family. She is deeply concerned with the welfare of the poor and the handicapped - as President of the Save the Children Fund and Royal Patron of Riding for the Disabled.
On the eve of her last visit to the Third World, Princess Anne faced the questions of more than 80 teenagers.
Presented by Hilary O'Neill and Michael MacFarlane Researcher ALLAN LITTLE Producer DAVID ROSS
Executive producer DAVID MARTIN

Storm starring Roy Thinnes as David Vincent
A hurricane has veered erratically from its natural path and the investigations of meteorologist
Malcolm Gantley lead him to call on David Vincent. When
Gantley disappears, Vincent realises that this is only the calm before the storm....
Written by JOHN KNEUBUHL Directed by PAUL WENDKOS

Only three places remain to be filled in the final of the competition to select the Choir of the Year.
In the second semi-final
Cliff Morgan introduces the music of the six contenders and meets some of the singers. Two youth choirs are among the hopefuls. Designer ALAN WRIGHT
Sound supervisor ROY BRADSHAW Lighting JOHN BLACK
Producer HILARY BOULDING BBC Scotland
(Choir of the Year Competition in association with Sainsbury's)

Aliens from Inner Space Narrated by David Attenborough Patrolling off-shore, powerful jet-propelled hunters cruise on deadly missions. Their intelligence is advanced. Their communication system is superb.
These 'extraterrestrials' are cephalopods - cuttlefishes, squids and octopuses. Using their soft bodies they transmit pulsing colour patterns of staggering beauty, whose meaning scientists are only beginning to unravel.
Can they speak to each other? Are they, perhaps, trying to speak to humans?
Produced by KEENAN SMART Series producer PETER BALE BBC Bristol
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A duel of words and wit between Arthur Marshall Sue MacGregor Nicky Henson and Frank Muir
Joanna Lumley , John Dunn Referee Robert Robinson Devised by MARK GOODSON Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI

The last of ten portraits of Italy today seen through the lives of different Italians. The Bride of Calabria Natina Manglaviti is 20 and her wedding is just a week away. She lives in a small village high up in the mountains in the southernmost tip of Italy. Her father, Giuseppe, is a peasant farmer cultivating 60 acres.
Natina approaches her wedding with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. Her fiance is the son of a family friend but, because of local custom, she has never spent a moment alone with him.
Natina and her mother pack the trousseau, bottles are filled with home-made wine, 70 loaves are baked for the feast, and Natina has the last fitting of her wedding dress. On the day there's a ten-course lunch for 600 guests. They dance the famous tarantella. Giuseppe is proud to set up his daughter in marriage. 'The greater the head of the family', he says, 'the finer and bigger the wedding feast'.
Narrated by Michael Pennington Written by DAVID WILLEY Assistant producers
VIRGINIA BELL. ANNE MORRISON Film cameraman IAN KENNEDY Film sound RICHARD BOULTER Film editor ALAN LYGO
Producer JEREMY BENNETT
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As Time Goes By
Hotlips's determination to preserve the 4077th for posterity, in a time capsule, is somewhat undermined by Hawkeye's suggestions. Do bunion pads, brandy and Klinger's old frocks say it all about Korea?
Written by DENNIS KOENIG
Directed by CHARLES s. DUBIN

A Preview: BBC2 dips into INGMAR BERGMAN 'S magical extravaganza to set the scene for the extended TV version beginning on Sunday.

What's Cuba Playing At?
In the 25th anniversary year of the Revolution, Arena traces the Afro-Spanish roots of Cuba's rich musical history. If, for you, the rumba still means Come
Dancing, then it's time you saw the real thing. Meet
Enrique Jorrin , creator of the cha-cha-cha; listen to the septet at the Casa de la
Trova, Santiago; the jazz of Irakere; the passionate songs of Pablo Milanes , and the evocative music of family groups still carrying on traditions from 100 years ago. Watch exuberant dancing to the music of popular Los Van Van and, in the courtyard of the Folkloric Company, the rumbas -often remarkably similar to breakdancing - whose forms grew out of the sacred rituals and dances of Cuba's unique Afro-Catholic religions.
Film cameraman REM1 ADEFARASIN Sound MIKE SAVAGE
Research DIANA MANSFIELD
Film editor CHRISTOPHER SWAYNE Directed by MICHAEL DIBB Arena editor ALAN YENTOB
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starring
Geraldine Chaplin
Christopher Walken Teresa Wright Lilia Skala
Three portraits of love, loneliness and ambition set against the common background of New York's famous ballroom,
Roseland. In this West Side dance hall people come to dance, to meet others, to remember times past. The Waltz
The Hustle
The Peabody
Screenplay by RUTH PRAWER JHABVALA
Produced by ISMAIL MERCHANT Directed by JAMES IVORY
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