Supercharged
The Grand Prix Car (1924-1939)

The last of six concerts features the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble Paul Archibald, Graham Ashton , Simon Ferguson , Philip Jones (trumpets)
Roger Harvey , Christopher Mowat , Raymond Premru , David Purcer (trombones) Frank Lloyd (french horn) John Fletcher (tuba) Handel
Entry of the Queen of Sheba Salzedo
Diferencias Praetorius
Terpsichorean Suite Langford
London Miniatures John Bull
The King's Hunting Jigge Producer TONY STAVEACRE BBC Bristol

The BBC Television International
Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall
For the next eight weeks the slopes above Loch Lomond provide a sweeping backcloth for the popular sheepdog trials specially held for television. Farmers and shepherds from
England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland have been invited, with their dogs, to compete over the trials course.
Heat 1: Scotland The competitors:
DAVID MOODIE with Hope BOBBY DALZIEL with Joe JOHN CAMPBELL with Roy Director MICHAEL KERR
Producer LAN SMITH

The plants grown in Britain's gardens are some of the richest and most varied in the world. But very few of them are native to this country. So where do they come from? Who brought them? How have we changed them? 6: Irises
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS
Producer BRIAN DA VIES Book, complete hardback edition, £11.25 from booksellers

Jan Leeming looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

6: Carols Rediscovered
Presented by Geraint Evans with the Choir of Christ
Church Cathedral, Oxford Which famous carol was dismissed as doggerel? And how did carols return from obscurity to their present huge popularity? In the sixth of seven programmes
Sir Geraint looks at the way carols were rediscovered in the 19th century, from the clerics who chanced upon a Latin text containing many now-famous carols, to folk song collectors Cecil Sharp and Ralph Vaughan Williams. Today's carols: 'Good King
Wenceslas', 'Unto us is born a Son', '0 little town of Bethlehem', 'It came upon the midnight clear', 'The voice of God is heard above', 'Morning star 0 cheering sight'.
(Final part tomorrow at 4.15 pm)

featuring
The Men's Downhill from Bormio
Just six weeks from today the next World Champion will be crowned here in northern Italy.
DAVID VINE reports on the outcome of the first World Cup downhill on the world championship course at Bormio, and KONRAD BARTELSKI assesses the medal chances of the leading contenders after this weekend's crucial form guide.
Television presentation
ITALIAN TELEVISION SERVICE Producer JIM RESIDE

A cartoon feature based on an old Chinese legend tells how the mischievous young Nezha, born of a lotus flower, gives his life to save his people from the predatory Dragon King.
The gods intervene, and Nezha is reborn to fight again. Produced by SHANGHAI ANIMATION FILM STUDIOS English version directed by LOUIS ELMAN for
LEAH INTERNATIONAL

For Diana, Princess of Wales, 1984 was a year of motherhood. Her pregnancy and the birth of Prince
Henry meant fewer public engagements, more time spent at home with her family. Prince William, meantime, has become almost a veteran. Tonight's programme chronicles his progress from the first glimpse he gave the world as a baby just a few hours old, to the latest pictures taken by Lord Snowdon of a hearty 21/2-year-old with his brother Prince Harry on his knee.
Research JENNIFER BROWN
Picture editor PETER TOWNSEND Produced by GORDON CARR A BBC TV News special *CEEFAX SUBTITLES

with Jan Leeming Weather

Lost World of the Medusa
On a remote Pacific island a mysterious lake lies hidden by dense jungle. Below the surface a gigantic shimmering phantom swims, tracking the sun. This weird life form is composed of jellyfish - millions of them - a boiling mass of medusae. Like the other bizarre inhabitants of the lake, imprisonment in this peculiar marine underworld has changed their behaviour.
But there are other surprises too in this first filmed exploration of the labyrinthine limestone islands of Palau - rain forests sprout from razor-sharp coral rubble; whip scorpions, giant crickets and bats haunt vast caves; and a deep lake pulsates with a strange presence.
Narrated by Barry Paine Photographed by PAUL ATKINS and MICHAEL DE GRUY
Produced by KEENAN SMART Series editor PETER JONES BBC Bristol

Ingmar Bergman's magical journey into childhood in three parts starring Bertil Guve as Alexander and Pernilla Allwin as Fanny

The exuberant Ekdahl family celebrates a traditional Swedish Christmas. For 12-year-old Alexander this is a time of discovery - of his father's theatre, of the fantastic world of the magic lantern, and of his own talent as a teller of ghost stories. Ingmar Bergman has described Fanny and Alexander as the sum total of his life as a film-maker. The feature film which was edited from this TV serial won five of this year's Academy Awards.

A Swedish series with English subtitles
(Part 2 is on Friday at 8.45 pm)
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starring
Paul Newman Julie Andrews Attending a nuclear conference, American scientist
Michael Armstrong suddenly leaves Stockholm and flies to East Berlin.
Refusing to believe that he has defected to the Communists, his fiancee and colleague, Sarah Sherman , follows him across the Iron Curtain.
She does not realise that her actions will endanger Armstrong, who is in fact an American agent....
Hitchcock assembled a strong international cast to give credibility to this tense thriller shot on location throughout Europe.
Professor
Michael Armstrong
PAUL NEWMAN
Screenplay by BRIAN MOORE Produced and directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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