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with Brian Redhead in Manchester and John Timpson in London
At 7.0 and 8.0 News and more of Today, Including Sports News and Today's Papers; at 7.25* and 8.25. VHF Regional News; Weather; and Thought for the Day at 7.45.
English Regions: see column

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Redhead
Unknown:
John Timpson

What will everyday life be like in, say, ten years' time?

Computers in the cowparlour, technicians in the barn. The countryside may still look cosy but behind the hedgerows there will be an industry using the best of modern science and engineering. New figures in the fields, though, mean new figures on the farm account books. What will be the price of advanced farming in Britain? ' Reporter and presenter George Luce

Contributors

Reporter/Presenter:
George Luce
Producer:
Marlene Pease

. The Kindred Spirit by MiCHELL RAPER
Read by David March
' " 1 see you're admiring my kindred spirit," Brewster said. "I I have a collection ... of plants, I mean - but this is the pièce de resistance ... I'd give it a fairly wide berth if I were you." '

Contributors

Unknown:
Michell Raper
Read By:
David March

Conceived, written and performed by Tim Brooke-Taylor Barry Cryer. John Junkin with The Denis King Trio
Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERS BBC Manchester

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown:
Barry Cryer.
Unknown:
John Junkin
Producer:
Bob Oliver Rogers

by R.D. Wingfield
with Pat Ashton as Kitty, Derek Francis as Stanley, Bob Hoskins as Harry

'No buts ... she's my stake. ... Her for a night against your pile..... Come on Kitty, smarten yourself up ... try to look as if you're worth the money..... You look more like the half-crown touch at the moment.' Stanley gets more than he'd bargained for in a 'friendly game of poker with Harry and his boys - but then, so does Harry.

(Bob Hoskins is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)

Contributors

Writer:
R.D. Wingfield
Producer/Director:
Anton Gill
Kitty:
Pat Ashton
Stanley:
Derek Francis
Harry:
Bob Hoskins
George:
Derek Deadman
Johnny:
Don McKillop
Fred:
Brian Croucher
Sybil:
Irene Sutcliffe

from 2.0
Introduced by June Knox-Mawer Guest of the Week:
Lady Longford, biographer
2.0-2.2 News
Verulamium: PETER CLAYTON takes MOLLY PRICE-OWEN round the site of the Roman city at St Albans.
Reading your letters.
' A Posh Barf, Never Bin Used ... ': ROSE GAMBLE remembers how her big sister Luli tried to sell the hip bath.
A Touch of Mistletoe (3)

Contributors

Introduced By:
June Knox-Mawer
Unknown:
Peter Clayton

The Fugitives
A play for radio by BRUCE BEEBY based on the book Chain o] Darkness by KENNETH COOK
A petty criminal on the run kills a policeman - and the police force, the public and, above all, the media, join in a grim man-hunt. The place-Australia: the time-the present.
Other parts played by SHIRLEY DIXON , PETER CRAZE, JOHN ROWE , GARARD GREEN, HAYDN JONES , PATRICK BARR , TRADER FAULKNER Produced and directed by BETTY DAVIES

Contributors

Unknown:
Bruce Beeby
Unknown:
Kenneth Cook
Played By:
Shirley Dixon
Unknown:
John Rowe
Unknown:
Haydn Jones
Unknown:
Patrick Barr
Directed By:
Betty Davies
The staff of Hunter TV:Ben Davidson:
Nigel Anthony
Jimmv Meredith:
Bruce Beeby
Rex Forster:
Nigel Graham
Prescott:
Kevin Brennan
Carl:
Trader Faulkner
Johnson, the fugitive:
Kerry Francis
Gwennie:
Madi Hedd
Inspector Osborne:
Lloyd Lamble
The father:
Patrick Barr
HiS SOn:
Judy Bennett

by Brian Sibley
On 14 October 1926, 50 years ago, Methuen published the first edition of "Winnie-the-Pooh" by A. A. Milne with drawings by Ernest H. Shepard.
Brian Sibley's script celebrates the anniversary with the assistance Of Peter Bull, the well-known Bear authority, Norman Shelley, the well-known voice of Pooh (and Others), and Antony Miall, the musical renderer of H. Fraser-Simson's music and hums.

Contributors

Writer:
Brian Sibley
Speaker:
Peter Bull.
Speaker:
Norman Shelley
Musician:
Antony Miall
Music by:
H. Fraser-Simson
Producer:
John Tydeman

The life of Wilhelm II compiled and written for radio by ELIZABETH HOLFORD , with Paul Eddington as the Kaiser Narrated by George Raistrick
The story of how a delicate little boy with a damaged arm became in time the bogeyman of Europe and a target for unremitting hatred from the people of Britain. This programme looks behind the image of the baby devourer to present a human picture of this all too human individual. With the voices of CAROLINE BLAKISTON , PENELOPE BROWNJOHN , TREVOR MARTIN , HENRY MOXON , HECTOR ROSS and MANNING WILSON Produced and directed by aRIAN MILLER. BBC Bristol
(Revised rpt: Fri 22 October)

Contributors

Unknown:
Elizabeth Holford
Unknown:
Paul Eddington
Unknown:
George Raistrick
Unknown:
Caroline Blakiston
Unknown:
Penelope Brownjohn
Unknown:
Trevor Martin
Unknown:
Henry Moxon
Unknown:
Hector Ross
Unknown:
Manning Wilson
Directed By:
Arian Miller.

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