Producers ROBIN HICKS and BRYAN PLATT
A note from Gerald Priestland , Religious Affairs Correspondent
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Producer ANTHONY PARKIN BBC Birmingham
7.40 Today's Papers
Norman Tozer with how to get best value for your hard-earned cash.
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With Tony Lewis
News of the British Lions in New Zealand, the personalities in the news, and coverage of events at home and abroad.
A Radio Sport and OB production
8.45 Today's Papers
1: The Story Behind the Story ' I'm calling these talks Out of the Corner of My Eye because all the time I was a correspondent I felt that the most interesting part of the job was something other than "the story ". Unfortunately no editor ever agreed with me.'
Rene Cutforth looks back on his career as a correspondent... Producer PETER DE ROSA
(Rene Cutforth introduces Festival 77: Sat-Fri BBC2)
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Margaret Howard 's selection Producer MADEAU STEWART
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Producer PADDY O'KEEFFE
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New Every Morning, page 25; The Father's sole-begotten Son (BBC HB 67); Psalm 119, pt 8; Mark 9, vv 1-13 (rsv); Shepherd divine (BBC HB 348)
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Nigel Rees takes a weekly look at the press.
Producer DAVID WALTER
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What do politicians talk about when they're not talking politics? What are their interests and how do they relax when they can escape from the pressures of Westminster and Whitehall? Anthony King begins a series of conversations with major politicians about their lives outside politics.
1: The Rt Hon Dr David Owen , mp Producer ANNE SLOMAN
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What hath God wrought!
With these words, sent over the first crackling telegraph line in 1844, modern telecommunications began. ' Long distance ' then was 38 miles; now it can mean a message to a space craft orbiting Mars, and a local call can connect you with the most modern computers in the world. But has the technology advanced more than our ability to think of uses of it? Peter Evans asks. ' Hath God wrought ' something more than a way of ' dialling a bedtime story '? Producer GEOFF DEEHAN
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Cliff Michelmore sets sail for the Isle of Wight te discover what makes the small town of Cowes a yachting mecca for the world. You can hear the views of the men who race and the women who grace this social highlight of the year. Written by CLIFF MICHELMORE Producer BOBBY JAYE
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An hour's miscellany of chat, fact and fiction with Jill Burridge and Peter Windows. And Eirene Beck reads Infidelity by Edith Revely, abridged by Angela Jesson.
Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
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Venus at the Seaside
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Presented by Gordon Clough
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Charles Causley introduces a selection of his favourite poetry and prose.
Readers: WILLIAM SQUIRE and MARGOT VAN DER BURGH. Producer BRIAN PATTEN. BBC Bristol
Jessica Mitford, the writer, chooses the records she would take and discusses them with Roy Plomley.
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Richard Baker introduces records for the 300th edition of These You Have Loved.
(Shortened edn: Thurs 9.5 am)
Blight by JILL HYEM
Loneliness and old age often go together as Evelyn discovers when she has to move into a residential home. Alfred knew it already. His way of finding comfort, however, shocks and offends society. Only Evelyn realises that he needs help desperately.... with Ruth Goring , David Mark ham and Grizelda Hervey
Directed by KAY PATRICK
(Repeated: Monday 3.5 pm)
A panorama of British India by some of those who lived in it. 6: The Grand Trunk Road and the Delhi Mail-travel in India Presented by Evan Charlton
Field recording CHARLES ALLEN , PRAKASH MIRCHANDANI , DAVID BRINICOMBE and MICHAEL SATOW Producer MICHAEL MASON
Evening prayers led by MICHAEL SHOESMITH. BBC Birmingham
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