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The Love Affair of the Century 5: 1955-1966
The Speed Merchants
COLIN CHAPMAN , SIR WILLIAM LYONS , STIRLING MOSS and LORD STOKES OF LEYLAND recall a decade of British success in motor sport, the first motorway speed limit and the birth of British Leyliand.
Written and narrated by Brian Robins
Producer JOHN HASLAM

Contributors

Unknown:
Colin Chapman
Unknown:
Sir William Lyons
Unknown:
Stirling Moss
Unknown:
Brian Robins
Producer:
John Haslam

(medium only from 2.0)
Introduced by June Knox-Mawer

Guest of the Week: Derek Jameson, the new Editor of the Daily Express.

2.0-2.2 News

A Touch of the Olga Korbuts: Frances Berthelsen meets some of Britain's hopeful young gymnasts.

If I Had a Sabbatical - 4: Mary Cecil would study choreography.

A Radical Change: Lilian Stobbart tells Jean Goodman how she and her husband have started a market garden and a new life.

Pastoral (3)

Contributors

Presenter:
June Knox-Mawer
Guest:
Derek Jameson
Reporter:
Frances Berthelsen
Speaker:
Mary Cecil
Interviewee:
Lilian Stobbart
Interviewer:
Jean Goodman

by Peter Gordon

Frank and Lou meet in the pub and recall their days of National Service in 1950 - and the way a girl named Brenda affected their lives.

Contributors

Writer:
Peter Gordon
Director:
Gerry Jones
Brenda/Barmaid:
Karen Archer
Frank Gardner:
Nigel Lambert
Lou Wilcox:
Jim McManus
Taffy Williams/Eric:
Alaric Cotter
Roy Fuller:
Steven Pacey
RAF Policeman/Edwards:
Brian Hewlett
Andrews:
Henry Knowles
Rundle:
Peter Wickham
Corporal Mackay:
Fraser Kerr

from Southwell Minster
Introit: Jesu, the very thought of thee (Bairstow); Versicles and Responses: Ayleward
Psalms 27, 28, 29 (Cooper; Hylton-Stewart; Ashfield)
Lessons: Proverbs 24, vv 19-34; 2 Corinthians 3, vv 1-18 Canticles (Brewer in D)
Anthem: My soul, there is a country (Parry)
Rector Chori KENNETH BEARD
Assistant Organist PETER woe* BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Unknown:
Rector Chori Kenneth

A panel game devised by Tony Shryane and Edward J. Mason
Dilys Powell and Frank Muir challenge Anne Scott-James and Denis Norden
In the Chair Jack Longland

BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Chairman:
Jack Longland
Panellist:
Dilys Powell
Panellist:
Frank Muir
Panellist:
Anne Scott-James
Panellist:
Denis Norden
Questions compiled by:
Peter Moore

by ROGER KENDALL
In October 1957 Cumberland was the scene of Britain's worst-ever atomic accident, when the Number 1 reactor at Windscale caught fire. Measureless Reward traces the history of Windscale from its inception, and eye witnesses recall the events of that dramatic week 20 years ago.
With the voices of ALARIC COTTER
MALCOLM GERARD , BRIAN HEWLETT , JONATHAN SCOTT and PETER WICKHAM.
Directed by JOHN SOOTNEY Scientific adviser
WALT PATTERSON
Producer KATH WORRALL BBC Radio Carlisle

Contributors

Unknown:
Roger Kendall
Unknown:
Alaric Cotter
Unknown:
Malcolm Gerard
Unknown:
Brian Hewlett
Unknown:
Jonathan Scott
Unknown:
Peter Wickham.
Directed By:
John Sootney
Unknown:
Walt Patterson
Producer:
Kath Worrall

A rock opera by TIM RICE and ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER based on the life story of Eva Peron.
1 wouldn't exactly choose her as my number one guest at a dinner party, but she was certainly fascinating.
(ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER)
She had good and bad in much larger quantities than most people. (TIM RICE) In their distinctive style, the creators of Jesus Christ Superstar reconstruct the life and times of Eva Peron, the one-time model who became the First Lady of Argentina ... wife of the President, Colonel Juan Peron. They trace her life from humble beginnings, her ambitions, her ruthlessness, her success, and, finally, her death of cancer at the age of 33. Radio presentation by JOCK GALLAGHER BBCBirmingham

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim Rice
Unknown:
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Unknown:
Eva Peron.
Unknown:
Juan Peron.
Presentation By:
Jock Gallagher

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