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1914-1918; 1939-1945
Sixty years ago HM King
George V unveiled the Cenotaph in Whitehall on the same day on which The Unknown Warrior was buried in Westminster Abbey.
This morning Her Majesty The Queen lays her wreath in memory of all who died in two World Wars. Commentator TOM FLEMING
Directed by MICHAEL LUMLEY

Contributors

Commentator:
Tom Fleming
Directed By:
Michael Lumley

Seven new and handy ways of remembering spelling and help with writing small ads.
Presented by BARRY TOOK
Director JULIAN STENHOUSE
Producer CAROLINE PICK

Contributors

Presented By:
Barry Took
Director:
Julian Stenhouse
Producer:
Caroline Pick

A television and radio course in 25 parts for beginners in German. 4: Vielen Dank ! with LIANE RUDOLPH , PETRA SCHROE-DER, JURGEN ANDERSEN , LUTZ LIEBELT
Producer MADDALENA FAGANDINI
(Also on Radio 4 VHF at 4.30 pm and on Friday at 11.0 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Vielen Dank
Unknown:
Liane Rudolph
Unknown:
Jurgen Andersen

An Inside Story documentary
On 7 September 1940 Hurricanes of 257 Squadron took off from Martlesham Heath , Suffolk, to intercept a large wave of enemy bombers over the Thames estuary, heading towards London on what turned out to be the first day of the London Blitz. Among those lost in the battle was Flt-Lt H. R. A. Beresford. No one saw him shot down. He was posted as ' missing ' until September 1979 when the wreckage of a fighter was found ... This documentary pieces together the sad story of Beresford's last mission, finally concluded 40 years after the Battle of Britain.
An outstanding programme of the weekend ... last night's haunting, perceptive and eye-opening Inside Story.
(THE DAILY TELEGRAPH)
The film built impressively into an attack on the ' bogus romantic cult' of the fighter pilot. (SUNDAY TIMES)
Producer ROGER MILLS Director PETER GORDON

Contributors

Unknown:
Martlesham Heath
Producer:
Roger Mills
Director:
Peter Gordon

The Rising Star of 1980
Introduced by Arthur Askey and Jenny Lee-Wright from the ABC Theatre, Blackpool

Keni and Caz, Allan Mayes, Diana Gaye, Don Leather and Cindy, Teddi Munro, Sheila and Colin, Janice Hoyte , American Express

The Rising Stars Orchestra conducted by Bernard Herrmann

BBC Manchester

Contributors

Presenter:
Arthur Askey
Presenter:
Jenny Lee-Wright
Performers:
Keni and Caz
Unknown:
Allan Mayes
Unknown:
Diana Gaye
Unknown:
Don Leather
Unknown:
Cindy Teddi Munro
Unknown:
Colin Janice Hoyte
Musicians:
The Rising Stars Orchestra
Conductor:
Bernard Herrmann
Designer:
Peter Mavius
Director:
Tony Harrison
Producer:
Barney Colehan

for Remembrance Sunday from Cannock, Staffordshire
Introduced by Geoffrey Wheeler
For the people who stood at the war memorial in the small town of Cannock in Staffordshire this morning, today is something more than a national festival of Remembrance. It's the time for them, and for millions of others all over Britain, to pay personal and often very painful respect to sons or fathers or perhaps the friends with whom they went to war - and who never returned.
O God our help (St Anne); O praise ye (Laudate Dominum); Abide with me (Eventide); When morning gilds (Laudes Domini); And did those feet (Jerusalem); O valiant hearts (Ellers); Where have all the flowers gone?: Creator of the earth and skies (Breslau)
Conductor ROLAND MEARS Organist PETER BALDOCK
Film editor DAVID THOMSON Film director JIM MURRAY
Producer MICHAEL SHOESMITH Series producer RAYMOND SHORT
BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Introduced By:
Geoffrey Wheeler
Conductor:
Roland Mears
Organist:
Peter Baldock
Editor:
David Thomson
Director:
Jim Murray

continuing the dramatic story of the Ewing family, starring and No More Mr Nice Guy: 1 Will he live or die?
As J.R. lies unconscious and close to death, his family - powerless for once - can only wait and hope.
Written by ARTHUR BERNARD LEWIS Directed by LEONARD KATZMAN (Part 2. next week)

Contributors

Written By:
Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed By:
Leonard Katzman
Miss Ellie:
Barbara Bel Geddes
Jock:
Jim Davis
J R:
Larry Hagman
Sue Ellen:
Linda Gray
Bobby:
Patrick Duffy
Pamela:
Victoria Principal
Gary:
Ted Shackelford
Valene:
Joan Van Ark

with Magnus Magnusson
Question: Where in Britain is the Granite or Silver City? Answer: Aberdeen of course; and the city's university is the location for the first of the Scottish heats. Contenders are:
Richard Coast-Smith
(general medical practitioner) Royal Naval 74-gun ships Duncan Forrest
(computer programmer) Henry II of England
Derek Murray (minister)'
18th-century Scottish ecclesiastical history
Sheila Salmond (teacher) Greek mythology
Director ANTONIA CHARLTON Producer BILL WRIGHT

Contributors

Unknown:
Magnus Magnusson
Unknown:
Sheila Salmond
Director:
Antonia Charlton
Producer:
Bill Wright

starring Trevor Eve in Utmost Good Faith by ANDREW PAYNE , With
Michael Medwin , Doran Godwin and Liz Crowther
It only needs a few sinister words from a computer to ruin the Reynolds. with JULIAN LITTMAN , COLIN MAITLAND
Film editor GRAHAM WALKER. Designer TIM GLEESON. Photography JOHN BAKER Producer ROBERT BANKS STEWART Directed by MAREK KANIEVSKA

Contributors

Unknown:
Andrew Payne
Unknown:
Michael Medwin
Unknown:
Doran Godwin
Unknown:
Liz Crowther
Unknown:
Julian Littman
Unknown:
Colin Maitland
Editor:
Graham Walker.
Designer:
Tim Gleeson.
Unknown:
John Baker
Producer:
Robert Banks Stewart
Directed By:
Marek Kanievska
Eddie Shoestring:
Trevor Eve
Don Satchley:
Michael Medwin
Erica Bayliss:
Doran Godwin
Sonia:
Liz Crowther
Mrs Walsh:
Carol Gillies
Parker:
Andrew McCulloch
Mary Reynolds:
Annie Hayes
Parry:
Derek Martin
Dave:
Don Hawkins
Rodgers:
Andrew Lodge
Millar:
David Pinner
Det-Insp McGrath:
Michael O'Hagan
Schoolteacher:
Chas Bryer
Hi-fi salesman:
Gerard Kelly
Tim Reynolds:
Bill Weston
Receptionist:
Debbie Arnold
Photocopying girl:
Nula Conwell
Messenger:
John Blundell

A million men and women of the British Empire, killed on active service in the Great War, are buried in the countries where they died. But 60 years ago the body of one British serviceman, unknown by name or rank, was brought from France for honoured burial on 11 November in Westminster Abbey. This film traces the last ceremonial journey of The Unknown Warrior. Written and narrated by TOM FLEMING
Producer MICHAEL LUMLEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Tom Fleming
Producer:
Michael Lumley

BBC One London

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