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The Love Affair of the Century 3: 1930-1939 Monte Carlo or Bust
W. 0. BENTLEY, S. C. H. DAVIS , GEORGES ROESCH , WHITNEY STRAIGHT and JOHN THORNLEY recall life in the golden age of motor sport. Written and narrated by Brian Robins Producer JOHN HASLAM

Contributors

Unknown:
S. C. H. Davis
Unknown:
Georges Roesch
Unknown:
John Thornley
Unknown:
Brian Robins
Producer:
John Haslam

This listing contains language that some may find offensive.

Beetles and Buckman with Sheridan Morley
4: Under One and a Bit Flags in which Colin Soppy soils the family name and seeks to regain his honour in the French Foreign Legion.
Doc: The desert rejects us, the Arabs loathe us, our own countrymen spit on us, and even a camel gave me a funny look yesterday. Written by Rob Buckman and Chris Beetles Producer Bob Oliver Rogers
BBC Manchester
12.55 medium only
Weather and programme news VHF Regional news and weather

Contributors

Narrator:
Sheridan Morley
Writer:
Rob Buckman
Writer:
Chris Beetles
Rob Buckman:
Colin Soppy
Producer:
Bob Oliver Rogers

medium only from 2.0
Introduced by Sue MacGregor
Guest of the Week: Eric Simms, naturalist and writer.
2.0-2.2 News
Atlanta-Newcastle Swop: Mike Sheils reports the views from both ends of President Carter's Friendship Force.
If I had a Sabbatical - 2: Rose Gamble would go on a sail training ship.
Rings on her Fingers - and lots else besides - 1: Elspeth Stephenson visits a shop selling Asian jewellery.
The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight (8)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Sue MacGregor
Unknown:
Eric Simms
Unknown:
Mike Sheils

Do Not Disturb
A comedy by EDWIN PEARCE with Paul Maxwell as Homer Peter Marinker as Sylvester
Good friend for Jesu's sake forbear
To dig the dust enclosed here
Blessed be the man that spares these stones
And cursed be he that moves my bones reads the curse on Shakespeare's tomb, but for Professor Homer, a devoted and eccentric Shakespearian scholar, the words seem to have lost their strength.
Directed by ROGER PINK BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Comedy By:
Edwin Pearce
Unknown:
Paul Maxwell
Unknown:
Peter Marinker
Directed By:
Roger Pink
Sally:
Patricia Gallimore
Sgt Hogberry:
Roger Hume
PC CarLeton-Browne:
Tim Brierley
Albert:
Halph Lawton
Albert's wife:
Joy Stewart

starring Ian Lavender as Lenny Penfold and Elizabeth Counsell as Sally Penfold with Margery Withers as Mrs Grodzinski and Norman Bird as Rigour Morton 9: It's Not My Day, Is Itf Written by PETER SPENCE Producer SIMON BRETT
(Repeated: Friday 12.27 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Lavender
Unknown:
Lenny Penfold
Unknown:
Elizabeth Counsell
Unknown:
Sally Penfold
Unknown:
Margery Withers
Unknown:
Mrs Grodzinski
Unknown:
Norman Bird
Unknown:
Rigour Morton
Written By:
Peter Spence
Producer:
Simon Brett

Today an estimated 16 million are classified as refugees in 80 countries.
Unwanted - or regarded as a burden by the country whose frontier he crossed - the stateless refugee spends weeks, months, even years, in the camps and centres run by the United Nations and voluntary organisations.
John Tusa discusses the problem with refugees, voluntary workers and officials around the world.
Producer HARRY SCHNEIDER

Contributors

Unknown:
John Tusa
Producer:
Harry Schneider

A series of four programmes in which Magnus Magnusson investigates some of the strands and threads in the history of Ireland, with the evidence of the people who lived it and created it.
3: A Nation's Wealth is in Its Land - 1845-1893
' The land of Ireland belongs to the people of Ireland, to be held and cultivated for the sustenance of those whom God declared to be the inhabitants thereof.' (MICHAEL DAVITT ) With JIM NORTON , KEVIN FLOOD
J. G. DEVLIN , ALARIC COTTER MICHAEL TUDOR BARNES and ANTHONY NEWLANDS
Producer HELEN FRY
(Repeated: Friday 11.5 am)

Contributors

Unknown:
Magnus Magnusson
Unknown:
Michael Davitt
Unknown:
Jim Norton
Unknown:
Kevin Flood
Unknown:
J. G. Devlin
Unknown:
Alaric Cotter
Unknown:
Michael Tudor Barnes
Unknown:
Anthony Newlands
Producer:
Helen Fry

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