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medium only from 2.0
Introduced from Birmingham by Maureen Staffer
Talk Till Two: it's not only sailor's wives who feel left behind. MAUREEN STAFFER finds out from the wives of some executives how they cope with being business-trip widows.
2.0-2.2 News
More Tea Please, We're British: a search for tea gowns, tea dances - or just a good strong cuppa!
Nurses under Stress: ANN TEN-NANT visits an intensive care unit to meet the nurses. BBC Birmingham Pastoral (10)

medium only
Story: Turnip Tim Makes Hay by MARY CALVERT. Presenters ALISON MCMORLAND and JOHN BULL Written by MICHAEL RICHMOND Producer JENYTH WORSLEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Mary Calvert.
Presenters:
Alison McMorland
Presenters:
John Bull
Written By:
Michael Richmond
Producer:
Jenyth Worsley

Nigel Stock. Sheila Grant and Ronald Herdman in Time to Be Still by PETER BRENT
' Anger makes waves. Ripples. They unsteady one. The subtle-body is disturbed, like a tree in a storm. It is bad for you., It is bad for me to watch you. You see, we do not always know why we do what we do And sometimes we do not even know what we do.'
Directed by DAVID SPENSER

Contributors

Unknown:
Sheila Grant
Unknown:
Ronald Herdman
Unknown:
Peter Brent
Directed By:
David Spenser
George Collyer:
Nigel Stock
Rachel Collyer:
Sheila Grant
Swami Sattvananda:
Ronald Herdman
Sunderam:
Garard Green
Raju:
David Graham
Anderson:
Malcolm Hayes
Ranjit:
Peter Craze
Devaraj:
Saeed Jaffrey

A Genius Rediscovered.
The American ragtime composer Scott Joplin died 60 years ago in a mental institution believing himself to be a failure. Last year he was awarded a Pulitzer Prize. Given annually for drama, letters, music and journalism, this was the first time the prize has been awarded posthumously. At last Joplin's music had achieved the recognition the composer was never to know. Peter Clayton discusses with Peter Gammond (Joplin's biographer) the life and work of this sad and lonely man. Producer JOHN KNIGHT

Contributors

Unknown:
Scott Joplin
Unknown:
Peter Clayton
Unknown:
Peter Gammond
Producer:
John Knight

Dear Enemy by JEAN WEBSTER abridged in five parts by EVANGELINE BANKS
Read by MARIAN DIAMOND (5) Producer LIANE AUKIN
(Starting on Monday: Forfeit by Dick Francis )

Contributors

Unknown:
Jean Webster
Unknown:
Evangeline Banks
Read By:
Marian Diamond
Producer:
Liane Aukin
Unknown:
Dick Francis

Today: Eccentrics
Presented by Sarah Dickinson and Tony Bilbow
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLER
5.55 medium only
Weather and programme news VHF Regional news; weather

Contributors

Presented By:
Sarah Dickinson
Presented By:
Tony Bilbow
Producer:
David Rayvern Aller

with Barry Norman
A programme for people on the move that tries to give you more miles for your money.
The stories behind the scenes in the world of travel and transport.
With up-to-the-minute news of what to avoid if you are on the move this weekend.
Producer ROGER MACDONALD

Contributors

Unknown:
Barry Norman
Producer:
Roger MacDonald

A spontaneous discussion by Steve Race, Sally Oppenheim MP, Austin Mitchell MP, Alan Garner
Chairman David Jacobs
from Lincolnshire

BBC Bristol
(Rptd: Sat 1.15 pm)

Contributors

Chairman:
David Jacobs
Panellist:
Steve Race
Panellist:
Sally Oppenheim
Panellist:
Austin Mitchell
Panellist:
Alan Garner
Producer:
Michael Bowen

� .. in which you are cordially invited to sequester the next 25 minutes for an entertainment of scintillating persiflage on the occasion of the first ever Global Song Contest. Words and music created, enacted and sung by JANIE ATCHESON -, MARTIN READ , ANTHONY SMEE , DAVID OWEN SMITH , BARRIE STEVENS and JOHN VINE in the company of charismatic musicians and an invited audience. Producer DANNY GREENSTONE

Contributors

Sung By:
Janie Atcheson
Sung By:
Martin Read
Sung By:
Anthony Smee
Sung By:
David Owen Smith
Sung By:
Barrie Stevens
Sung By:
John Vine
Producer:
Danny Greenstone

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