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Woman's Hour

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Introduced from Belfast by Margaret Percy
Studio Guest: Irene Sand-ford, soprano, who made her début in Grand Opera in 1977 and sang in the Proms last month. Today she explains her consistent refusal to turn professional.
Perinatat Mortality: Northern Ireland has the highest rate of perinatal deaths in Western Europe. GAVIN ESLER reports on research being done throughout the Province. Discovery 80: family holidays can be a source of frustration and boredom - to be survived rather than enjoyed. But in Northern Ireland some parents and children share the excitement of a new type of holiday. BBC Northern Ireland
Dr Nina and the Panther by SHIRLEY P. WHEELER abridged in 14 parts by SALLY SKRIMSHIRE
Read by FAITH BROOK (13)

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Gavin Esler
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Shirley P. Wheeler
Read By:
Faith Brook
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