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An enquiry by DR. TOM HADDEN Lecturer in Law.
University of Kent
If you are a small shopkeeper and you accept payment by cheque and the cheque bounces, there is not much you can do about it because of the present state of the law on dud cheques.
Tom Hadden has interviewed shopkeepers. security men. bankers, and con-men and has come to the conclusion that the law must be changed to protect the public.
Produced by Christie Davies

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr. Tom Hadden
Unknown:
Tom Hadden
Produced By:
Christie Davies
Source: Radio Times
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A series of five morning plays 2: The Interviewing of Gavin Hegginbothamby Andrew Wilkinson
Produced by ANTHONY CORNISH
Broadcast on November 27. 1967
(Radio 4: Midland)

Contributors

Unknown:
Andrew Wilkinson
Produced By:
Anthony Cornish
Chairman:
Brian Kent
MOSS:
Stephen Hancock
Mrs Clapham:
Charlotte Howard
Headmaster:
Peter Smallwood
Dawson:
Philip Weston
Wildboar:
Roger Milner
Perrott:
Frank Woodfield
Benbow:
George Woolley
Mrs:
Dogsberry Eileenbarry
Secretary:
Lesley Box
Source: Radio Times
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THE CLIFF ADAMS SINGERS
THE RONNIE PRICE QUARTET
Today's guest:
MAUREEN KENNEDY-MARTIN
Everywhere you go you hear people singing and these are the songs of the people from town and country, from yesterday and today
Introduced and produced by JOHN BROWELL

Contributors

Produced By:
John Browell
Source: Radio Times
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A family magazine introduced by KEN SYKORA and including:
The world our oyster: GORDON
Gow visits the Isle of Sheppey where members of the International Voluntary Service recently helped with a holiday for seventy disabled people
All our own work: children reading their winning entries in last year's Daily Mirror Literary Competition
If at first ...: PHILIP HOLLAND reflects on another item from the personal column of a top paper tSeeing fingers: Mark Hankey talks to FRANK PAIN who has taught blind people the art of wood-turning tDrop us a line: your news. views, and memories

Contributors

Introduced By:
Ken Sykora
Talks:
Mark Hankey
Source: Radio Times
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They Would Not Yield
Eight true stories of adventure and survival adapted by Duncan Carse
6: My Pulse was Forty-nine
Ɨ DUNCAN CARSE tells the story of Sven Hedin crossing the deserts of Central Asia, from Through Asia

Contributors

Adapted By:
Duncan Carse
Source: Radio Times
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by Richard Gordon adapted for radio in thirteen episodes by Ray Cooney
Starring Richard Briers as Simon Sparrow with Geoffrey Sumner as Sir Lancelot Spratt, Ray Cooney as Tony Benskin, Edward Cast as Taffy Evans, Barbara Mitchell as Sister, Carole Marsh as Nurse Michaels, Tanya Robinson as Ginger
Guest star, Irene Handl as Mrs. Clarke
Pre-recorded at The Paris, Lower Regent Street. London. S.W.1
(Geoffrey Sumner is in "Uproar in the House" at the Whitehall Theatre; Irene Handl in "My Giddy Aunt" at the Savoy Theatre, London)

Contributors

Author:
Richard Gordon
Adapted for radio by:
Ray Cooney
Producer:
David Hatch
Simon Sparrow:
Richard Briers
Sir Lancelot Spratt:
Geoffrey Sumner
Tony Benskin:
Ray Cooney
Taffy Evans:
Edward Cast
Sister:
Barbara Mitchell
Nurse Michaels:
Carole Marsh
Ginger:
Tanya Robinson
Mrs Clarke:
Irene Handl
Source: Radio Times
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The News
Background to the News
People in the News followed by LISTENING POST
GILBERT PHELPS introduces this edition of a series designed to reflect listeners' own views on current topics. Letters on public affairs and issues of policy are specially welcome
For very late letters you can ring [number removed]and dictate your message

Source: Radio Times

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