8.40 Prayer for the Day BISHOP ANTHONY OTTER
Introduced by John Timpson and Brian Redhead
At 7.0 and 8.0 News and more of Today with Thought for the Day 7.45-7.50 English Regions: see column 5
med wave only (Sun's broadcast)
The Price of Privilege
Is private practice in medicine a right? Should your doctor work both privately and for the State? Is privilege necessary?
Gordon Clough looks at the current state of affairs as the arguments continue.
Medical adviser DAVID DELVIN Producers SUSAN SNAILUM and PAT TAYLOR
BBC home correspondents and reporters look beyond the headline stories. Introduced by SUSAN DENNY. Producer TERRY LLOYD
NEM, p 67; Awake our souls, away, our fears! (BBC HB 300); Psalm 119, vv 33-40 (BCP); Luke 17, vv 20-37 (Rsv); What tongue can tell thy greatness, Lord (BBC HB 541)
Jeannie Come Home by ALANNA KNIGHT
Read by Michael McClain
'She had long silvery-blonde hair. An unremarkable face, except for her eyes.... Her presence brought a sense of urgency - and excitement - of some secret drama about to unfold
Victims of violence in Ulster speak about the meaning of Forgiveness. Compiled and produced by MOORE WASSON BBC Northern Ireland
The Phantom Four
Presenter Nancy Wise
I Know My Sights - or Do I?
A general knowledge contest Chairman Robert Robinson 5: South of England
ROBERT PATERSON (Berkshire), bank official
IAN SEWELL (Oxford), printer
MISS ELIZABETH WITHYCOMBE (OXfordshire), writer
MICHAEL DENNEHY (Berkshire), law student including Beat the Brains
Programme devised by JOHN P. WYNN , who, with IAN GILLIES , sets the questions. Producer TONY LUKE
(Repeated: Friday 6.15 pm)
12.55
Weather, programme news
VHF Regional news and weather
Nicholas Weolley ,
from 2.0
Introduced by Sue MacGregor Guest of the Week:
Noel Streatfeild , author
2.0-2.2 News
Reading your letters.
Do-it- Yourself Medicine: CHRISTINE DOYLE on examining breasts. From Romantic to Revolutionary: GORDEN SNELL traces the influence of William Morris , the Victorian craftsman, designer, poet, philosopher and socialist.
The Rainbird Pattern (7)
Story: Mrs Buttertcorth Goet Shopping by ROSANNE FOSTER
Maureen Lipman in Delivery by VALERIE WINDSOR
SARAH: I don't want to die.
NURSE: Of course you're not going to die. You're having a baby. that's all ... Oh, I do wish these mothers would organise themselves a bit better.
Producer LIANE AUKIN
Two hundred years ago today John Harrison died, the man who ' found ' longitude and revolutionised navigation.
DEREK PARKER tells the story of the village clockmaker from Lincolnshire and the trials and tribulations he suffered in proving that he had indeed made it possible at last for sailors to chart an accurate course. Readers ANTHONY SMEE and GODFREY KENTON
Producer GWYNETH HENDERSON
Love of Seven Dolls by PAUL GALLICO abridged in three parts by EVANGELINE BANKS
Read by Valerie Sarruf (1)
Success in the theatre comes to very few and Mouche had failed so abjectly that not even the most tawdry theatre would employ her. There seems to be no reason to go on living and she's on the point of throwing herself into the Seine when someone, or something, speaks to her. Paul Gallico 's story has the charm of a fairy story, but it also has a painful reality. Producer JANE GRAHAM
The news magazine: presented by Nicholas Woolley with PM's reporting team
5.50 Financial Report
VHF Regional news and weather
5.55 Weather, programme news
starring Kenneth Williams with Miriam Margolyes Nigel Lambert and the Nic Rowley Trie
Script by PETER SPENCE , with additional material by COLIN BOSTOCK-SMITH , GRAHAM DEYKIN and TOM MAGEE-ENGLEFIELD Producer SIMON BRETT
(Repeated: Friday 12.27 pm)
John Tidmarsh
The Conservatives and the Unions
Ring Robin Day to put your questions about the Conservative Party's relations with the Trade Unions, to Rt Hon James Prior , mp, Conservative Spokesman on Employment.
Producer WALTER WALLICH
Call [number removed]from 6.0 pm
1: THE ENDOCRINE ORCHESTRA
In the first of three documentaries, Tony Van den Bergh investigates some of the advances and current experiments in Endocrinology. Few of the medical disciplines have made so many advances in the past 25 years and this evening some of Britain's leading experts talk about developments: including a doctor who has discovered a new endocrine in the stomach and believes that this makes easier the diagnosis of stomach disease; a specialist who believes he has conquered at least one cause of infertility; and another working on diabetes.
BBC Birmingham
Presenter Paul Vaughan
Four talks during Lent
2: Priorities in Education
Speaker: John Dancy , Principal of St Luke's College, Exeter
Douglas Stuart reporting
The Sleeper Awakes (8)
preceded by Weather
