6.32 Farming Today an East Anglian edition introduced by GORDON MOSLEY
6.50 Thought for the Week A Question of Leisure
THE REV ELSIE CHAMBERLAIN
6.55 Weather; programme news
Today's Time: GTS 7.0, 8.0, 9.0 am
1.0, 6.0, 11.0 pm
10.0 pm
7.10 South-East News
7.15 Today radio's breakfast-time magazine introduced by BRIAN JOHNSTON
7.45 Today's Papers
7.50 Ten to Eight: I'll Never Forget
Talk by Monica Furlong
7.55 Weather; programme news
8.10 South-East News
8.15 Today
8.40 Today's Papers
NORMAN TURNER presents some recordings and thoughts for November
Frisch Begonnen ... German for Beginners. 7: Wiederholung Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ f
<A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)
9.45 British History
Decisive events: Westminster Abbey: the last days of the monastery. Written by CATHERINE NOKTHCOTE
NEM p 26: Mv song is love unknown (BBC HB 84); Canticle 5: Matthew 7, vv 13-29 (NEB); The Saviour died, but rose again (BBC HB 497)
Allons -y! 7: L'arrivee de Minou Vison. Written by EMILE HARVEN (An audio-visual programme)
10.45 Interlude
10.47 Nous Voici ! 7: Pierre I'Italien. Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE and MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)
11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY
11.20 Inquiry 2: A Fair Day's Work. Five programmes on ' Getting and Spending '
Presented by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY
11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: A Tree In Autumn. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO
Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES
Beryl Reid , Patricia Hayes in a new series by JENNIFER PHILLIPS
6:Long Way to Go
While turning out a chest of drawers Madge comes across her passport. The idea of travel takes root.
Produced by KEITH Williams
Evelyn Rothwell, oboist, with Roy Plomley
and programme news
The News and voices and topics in and behind the headlines introduced by WILLIAM HARDCASTLE
(Friday evening's broadcast)
for children under 5
Story: Little Grey Donkey's Birthday Party by BERENICE ROBBINS
Scattered settlements 1: Isle of Lewis
On remote crofts on the Island of Lewis and Harris the famous Harris tweed is woven. What is a crofter's life like as he weaves about 160 yards of tweed a week?
Written by HENRY DONALD (Exploration Earth)
2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS
Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY
2.30 Old Age
Extract from the play ' The Happy Haven ' by JOHN ARDEN (Speak series)
2.40 Movement. Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-ycar-olds by GLYN HARRIS
Home and the 'It has long been recognised that education is concerned with the whole man; henceforth it must be concerned with the whole family.' This is one of the conclusions of the Plow-den Report, with which susie BARRY, now of the Further Education Group at Brunei University, was closely involved. She discusses her work with WILLEMVAN DER EYKEN
Produced by JUDITH WALTON
For publication see page 46
Crown of Solitude by LYDIA RAGOSIN with Sheila Allen and Peter Copley My task is to be reconciled with the purpose and burdens God gave me.'
A family magazine introduced by KEN SYKORA and including: Dr Christiaan Barnard (1) : LESLIE SMITH talks to the eminent heart surgeon about his bovhood, medical career, and heart transplant operations Spies in Fact and Fiction: JEANINE MCMULLEN looks at some recent books on espionage and talks to richard DEACON, author of The British Secret Service
Darn it!: violet DISMORE reflects on a dying art
A Breath of Fresh Air: from the Ilkley Moor gamekeeper and naturalist WALTER FLESHER f
The Wooden Horse
The famous wartime escape story bv ERIC Williams abridged for radio in 10 instalments by NAN MACDONALD Reader JOHN BENNETT
5: Finn Plans
Everything is ready for the break-out. Their civilian clothes, emergency rations dog food'). forged travel passes and other necessary papers - the Ausweis (Identity Card) and Arbeitskarte ( Workman's Identity Card) - train times checked. and arrangements made for sealing down the trap after them. Peter and Phil enter the tunnel for the last time. But what has happened to John?
and programme news
Tonight's evening paper of the air with reports from the region's news studios and Scotland Yard - Sportsdesk - Stop Press: introduced by TIM CUDGIN Produced by the South-East News Unit
introduced by Jack Brymer BBC SCOTTISH
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader TOM ROWLETTE conducted by ALAN SUTTIE including:
Rimsky - Korsahov Spanish Caprice
Wagner Prelude: Tristan and Isolde
Struvinsky Ballet Suite: The Firebird (1919 version)
by MAX BEERBOHM adapted for radio by DOROTHY BAKER
A satirical tale of literary London in the nineties
(This self-portrait. 1893, is published in ' Max Beerbohm in Perspective ' by Bonn Lynch. Heinemann 1921
Produced by R.D. SMITH
The Rt Hon
The Lord Mayor of London proposes the toast of Her Majesty's Ministers The Prime Minister
The Rt Hen Harold Wilson , OBE. MP, replies
The scene described by GODFREY TALBOT from Guildhall, London
The News
The background to the news and people in the news, followed by Listening Post in which WALTER TAPLIN introduces letters from today's postbag f
The Children of the House bv BRIAN FAIRFAX-LUCY and PHILIPPA PEARCE abridged and produced by PAUL HUMPHREYS
KEITH BANKSA reads the first of 10 instalments
The Children of the House is the story of life in a large country house in the years before 1914 seen through the eyes of the four children who lived there. Though Stanford Hall had been in the possession of Lady Hatton's family for generations the estate had become impoverished, and her husband Sir Robert Hatton , an unsentimental north-country man. was determined to save what was left.
J. C. F. Bach Concerto in E flat major, for fortepiano, viola, and orchestra
RUDOLF ZARTNER. EMIL SEILER BERLIN BACH ORCHESTRA conducted by CARL GORVIN gramophone record
