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RAC traffic report, weather

with Sunday Scene. Music and information about what you can do or where you can go

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

Our reporters investigate an important issue in the news affecting London.

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

with Honky Tonk. Twenty years of rock 'n' roll.

with Reggae Time.
Reggae, soul, calypso, steel band music, STEVE spotlights the latest trends each Sunday.

with London Country
The best in country music and some of the stars.
Producer MARGARET TSCHIRREN

with Sound Out. What's new in folk. beat and gospel music

A weekly programme about amateur theatre.
Produced and presented by NORMAN DEMESQUITA

ALVAR LIDELL continues his readings from famous diaries, letters, essays and journals. This week his subject is the 19th-century essayist
Alexander Smith :

A fortnightly magazine for and about the disabled in London. Produced and presented by MARILYN ALLEN

For children, with songs, stories, and quizzes.
Your hosts JAMES JONES and RICHARD BEWES

For Bengali-speaking listeners.

A magazine for Hindi- and Urdu-speaking listeners..

Tonight's story could have happened to you when you were young - did it?

The River Thames
The second of three monthly programmes in which JOHN SNAGGE takes a personal look at some of the historical and curious places to be seen in the capital. This month he looks at the River Thames. Starting at Tower Bridge, where new machinery has just been installed, he makes his way up and down the River on board a police launch and visits the world's only floating police station, Captain Scott's ship, The Discovery, the Port of London Authority, the cruiser HMS Belfast, the Thames Division museum at Wapping and the launching site of Brunei's ship The Great Eastern.
Technical presentation GRAHAM CLIFFORD
Producer ROGER CLARK
(The final programme in this series can he heard on Sunday 2 May, when John Snagge looks at The City)

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