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Introduced by John Timpson and Gillian Reynolds
Including at 6.50 and 7.50 VHF Regional news and weather; at
6.55 and 7.55 Weather and programme news
At 7.0 and 8.0 News and more of Today with Sports-desk at 7.27 and 8.27; Today's Papers at 7.35* and 8.35'; and Thought for the Day 7.45-7.50 English Regions: see column 5

Contributors

Introduced By:
John Timpson

A short story by SYLVIA LEWIN Read by Tony Britten
1 You're looking at that drawIng. I see. Good. Isn't it? 'Very good.' 'But you're wondering why It's there. in a headmaster's study. Guy Fawkes in the act of trying to blow up Parliament - the crowning gesture against authority, what? '
Producer JOHN CARDY

Contributors

Story By:
Sylvia Lewin
Read By:
Tony Britten
Producer:
John Cardy

Are the songs of birds actually 'music ' in our human sense of the word?
Joan Hall-Craggs , who makes a professional study of birdsong. and Steve Race. musician and garden bird-watcher, show us how birds employ many musical devices, sing duets and trios, and even curse when they sing a wrong note! Producer DILYS BREESE BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Joan Hall-Craggs
Unknown:
Steve Race.

Introduced from Cardiff by Teleri Bevan
Welsh Guest: Professor Llnford Rees , President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
2.0-2.2 News
How Green was My Valley: NERYS HUGHES. who appears in Monday's BBC2 serial, talking to BRIAN HOEY.
Composer in Conversation: GRACE WILLIAMS talking to KENNETH LOVELAND.
Our Mam: thoughts and recollections gathered by ANITA MORGAN.
Producer TELERI BEVAN BBC Wales
TONY ROBINSON reads
I Had a Little Nut Tree by LOUIS BATTYE (5)

Contributors

Unknown:
Teleri Bevan
Unknown:
Professor Llnford Rees
Unknown:
Nerys Hughes.
Unknown:
Brian Hoey.
Unknown:
Tony Robinson

Elaine Stritch , Derek Nimmo Margot Boyd and Aubrey Woods in The Lady from Tunls by SARAH MAXWELL
ERNEST: The Lady from Tunis has been top of the list of American best-sellers for the past two years: Baldwin's got the film rights and Steinway's doing the script. They want you for the lady.
SAL: Oh Ernest, you know I'm in no shape to go to work again. Look at me. A monument to the long-distance gin drinker.
Other parts played by MALCOLM HAYES , MICHAEL BURLING-TON , MADI HEDD and ROSALIND ADAMS
Producer GLYN DEARMAN

Contributors

Unknown:
Elaine Stritch
Unknown:
Derek Nimmo
Unknown:
Margot Boyd
Unknown:
Aubrey Woods
Unknown:
Sarah Maxwell
Played By:
Malcolm Hayes
Played By:
Michael Burling-Ton
Played By:
Madi Hedd
Played By:
Rosalind Adams
Producer:
Glyn Dearman
Ernest Price:
Berek Nimmo
Sally Gold:
Elaine Stritch
Nell Carter:
Margot Boyd
Gregory Burns:
John Bay
Dr Mason:
Peter Woodthorpe
Sam Baldwin:
Aubrey Woods

Wartime William
A selection of RICHMAL CROMP-TON'S stories, abridged and read by MARTIN JARVIS
5: William and the Bomb
(Starting on Mon: The Luck of the Vails by E. F. Benson , read by Norman Shelley )

Contributors

Read By:
Martin Jarvis
Unknown:
E. F. Benson
Read By:
Norman Shelley

A spontaneous discussion by Peter Kirk.
Mr Katharine Whitehorn
Roderick MacFarquhar , MP Michael Barratt
Chairman David Jacob * from Hampshire
Producer MICHAEL BOWEN BBC Bristol
(Rptd: Sat, 1.15; Mon. 11.5 am) (Listeners' views for use in Any Answers? (Thursday at
7.30 pm) to: Any Answertt BBC, Bristol BSS 2LR

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Kirk.
Unknown:
Mr Katharine Whitehorn
Unknown:
Roderick MacFarquhar
Unknown:
Michael Barratt
Unknown:
David Jacob
Producer:
Michael Bowen

Bill Wallis. Nigel Rees Chris Emmett and Bill McGuffle at the piano take a late-night look back over the week's news and illustrate the funny side.
Script by COLIN BOSTOCK-SMITH ALASTAIR BEATON
ANDREW MARSHALL and Others Producer JOHN LLOYD

Contributors

Unknown:
Bill Wallis.
Unknown:
Nigel Rees
Unknown:
Chris Emmett
Unknown:
Bill McGuffle
Script By:
Colin Bostock-Smith
Script By:
Alastair Beaton
Script By:
Andrew Marshall
Producer:
John Lloyd

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