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with Sunday Scene
Music and information about what you can do and where you can go this' Sunday.
A look at religious and social issues in London with a round-up of this week's church press with Geoffrey Fletcher.
Presented by JOHN hope and OWEN SPENCER THOMAS
With OWEN SPENCER THOMAS
TOM VERNON looks at the London scene - seen through the columns of some local papers.
Radio London reporters investigate an important issue in the news affecting London.
with You Don't Have to Be Jewish
The world through Jewish eyes, but not necessarily for Jewish ears.
Your chance to talk to Bobby Campbell. Manager of Fulham Football Club.
with Honky Tonk
Featuring the roots and shoots of rock 'n' roll
DAVE RODIGAN with reggae and the black beat.
Producer DAVID CARTER
(Edited version of last Friday's broadcast)
Mothers and fathers around London talk over the mixed blessings of family life with JOHN BROWN and SARAH LOVE-GROVE. Producer KEITH YEOMANS
A consumer's guide to holidays - where to go and how to get good value for money.
Presented and produced by TONY FREEMAN and FRANK DAWES
A weekly programme about amateur theatre.
Producer NORMAN DE MESQUITA
Fanny Burney
Alvar Lidell continues his reading from the famous diaries, letters, essays and journals. And this week he reads Fanny Burney 's description of an encounter with Napoleon Bonaparte.
Producer ROGER CLARK
' It's a lovely place to live, really, for London. In fact I'm sure there's nowhere better to live in than the Tower.'
(CHIEF YEOMAN WARDER VARLEY)
In the 900 years since it was built, the Tower of London has been many things to many people: fortress palace, barracks, prison, tourist attraction. armoury, mint, jewell house, zoo ... But, incongruous though it may seem, the great stone edifice is also home for the Governor, the officers of the Tower, and the 37 yeomen warders with their families. What sort of people are they, these inhabitants of the Tower? What's the world's greatest tourist attraction like to live in? And what's it really like to be a yeoman of the guard?
Jessica Mayer decided to find out. and invites you to join her and meet the residents Inside the Tower.
BBC Correspondents talk about the news, its background, and the people who make it.
(First broadcast on Radio 4)
MALCOLM LAYCOCK and MAUREEN GALVIN tackle the questions raised by people at school, leaving school, starting work or starting unemployment.
Music, ideas and what's on guide from London's Asian communities.
Presented by VERNON COREA Producers KEITH YEOMANS and MALCOLM LAYCOCK
