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RAC traffic report, weather

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

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

TOM VERNON looks at the London scene, seen through the columns of local papers.

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

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

with Reggae Time. An hour of the best in black music.
Reggae Time, a Beeb record, No BELP 007, 12.95 from record shops

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

A fortnightly magazine for and about the disabled in London. Producer MARILYN ALLEN

The Radio London sports team bring you full coverage of the John Player League matches involving the four home counties. This week's commentary match: MIDDLESEX v KENT

A magazine for Bengali-speaking listeners

A magazine for Hindi- and Urdu-speaking listeners

The City
The final programme 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 goes to the City to talk to the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House, tests the echo in the whispering gallery of St Paul's Cathedral, visits the Roman fort at Cripplegate and examines the Domesday Book, Magna Carta, Guy Fawkes ' Confessions, a letter from Hitler and Shakespeare's will in the Public Records Office.
JOHN SNAGGE also visits the attic where Doctor Johnson compiled his dictionary, Prince Henry's room in Fleet Street, looks at the remains of the Carmelite monastery beneath The News of the World offices, finds out how to insure a super tanker at Lloyd's, meets a gas lighter at the Temple and goes 70 feet down to see London's other underground railway where the trains have no drivers, guards or passengers. Technical presentation GRAHAM CLIFFORD
Producer ROGER CLARK