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JOHN MCGINN with his choice of music and with information about what you can do or where you can go this Sunday

But if you are, you'll find this programme particularly interesting. Produced and presented by MICHAEL FREEDLAND

When Richard Dimbleby died ten years ago he was Britain's foremost broadcaster. To many he was an institution that embodied establishment values and received opinion. In a conversation with Roger Clark, Jonathan Dimbleby, whose controversial biography has just been published, talks about the man and the myth.
He examines the dispute between Richard Dimbleby and the BBC that ended with his resignation in 1945, the rivalries and jealousies that clouded his career and the attempts to 'oust' him from Panorama. Jonathan Dimbleby also names some of the people inside and outside the BBC who tried to do him down.

What's new in folk, beat and gospel music from London groups
Introduced by ROGER HURRELL

CHARLIE GILLETT with 20 years of rock 'n' roll

STEVE BARNARD with an hour of the best in black music

BOB POWEL plays the latest country music and talks to stars Producer MARGARET TSCHIRREN

A consumer s guide to where to spend next year's holiday, and how to get good value for money
Produced and presented by TONY FREEMAN and FRANK DAWES

A series of programmes on Shakespeare and music, exploring the plays with dramatised readings accompanied by music
Producer CHRISTOPHER DE SOUZA

A magazine for disabled people living in and around London Producer MARILYN ALLEN

For children, with songs, stories, and quizzes
Your hosts: MICHAEL BAUGHAN and RICHARD BEWES

A magazine for Bengali-speaking listeners

A magazine for Hindi- and Urdu-speaking listeners