Programme Index

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on BBC One London

LONDON AND SCOTLAND
Rolf Harris Cartoon Time
Rolf takes a look at comic variations on four well-known fairy stories.

SOUTH WEST
Country Scene
Magazine of south west country life. Comments or suggestions to [address removed], or phone Plymouth [number removed].

SOUTH
King's Country: 7: Heathland
Cameraman Simon King looks at wildlife habitats in the south.

WEST
RPM
Rock magazine presented by Andy Batten-Foster with Mike Jenner.

MIDLANDS
Day Out
Gwyn Richards visits Acton Scott Working Farm Museum, near Church Stretton, where old farming methods are kept alive.

EAST
Let Justice Be Done....
The Lowestoft Witches. At Bury St Edmunds in 1662 two women were charged with witchcraft. Their trial was to influence the Massachusetts witch-hunt. Stratford Johns investigates.

NORTH WEST
The Brass Beat
Roy Castle follows the beat and explains the background. Tonight: The Band of the Lancashire Constabulary

NORTH EAST
Heroes
Jazz trumpeter Ian Carr talks to Eric Robson about Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Jesse Owens, Odette, Gandhi and Kenneth Allsop.

NORTH New series
A Voyage Between Two Seas
By barge and boat Pete Morgan makes a leisurely journey across England. Today: From the Mersey to the Pennines

NORTHERN IRELAND
Wise Crack
Paul Maxwell looks at conservation work; Maeve Murphy digs into youth events; Mark Robson talks to some young professional boxers. Music from Silent Running and Scaifte C16.

WALES
Make it Work
Linda Mitchell and David Parry Jones present new ideas for beating the recession blues.

Contributors

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Simon King
Presented By:
Andy Batten-Foster
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Mike Jenner.
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Gwyn Richards
Talks:
Ian Carr
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Eric Robson
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Louis Arm
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Miles Davis
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Jesse Owens
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Kenneth Allsop.
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Pete Morgan
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Paul Maxwell
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Maeve Murphy
Talks:
Mark Robson
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Linda Mitchell
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David Parry

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