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What Britain is getting up to. Two hours of news and views from home and around the world. Presented by John Timpson with 1,150Y PVRVES including at
1.45* Prayer for the Day with TEGCY MAKINS
7,0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by brian PERKINS
7.30 1sio News headlines
7.45. Thought for the Day

Contributors

Presented By:
John Timpson
Unknown:
Tegcy Makins
Read By:
Brian Perkins

plus Angela Rippon with a birthday interview of the week, and other familiar names playing unfamiliar roles in this live miscellany of reassuring entertainment, disturbing oddities and serious arguments.
From Glasgow, Fran Mor rison, from Cardiff. Gerry Monte, and from Dublin, Frank Delaney tell true stories of popular interest. Live musical interludes and punctuations by THE BOWI.ES BROTHERS
Producer michaki. embih long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Angela Rippon
Unknown:
Fran Mor
Unknown:
Frank Delaney

Mrs Lancaster Gets the Better of the Doctor by ELIZABETH NORTH
Read by Daphne uxenford ' She had to watch her feet going downstairs. She had to check the road for icy patches. She had to knot a scarf firmly round to keep her hat from flying off, hut having done all that she went with head held high. Each personthatsheovertook was one in the eye for death to Mrs Lancaster. ' Producer GILLIAN husji BBC Manchester long wave only

Contributors

Read By:
Daphne Uxenford
Unknown:
Mrs Lancaster.

Introduced by Sue MacGregor
Giving Up ... : in five days you could be a non-smoker. ANNE MACNAMABA investigates.
Talking Point: opinions and ideas.
Youno Pioneers - Well Almost.': BERNARD JACJKSON meets some of those who travel a thousand miles by bus and call it a holiday.
Parents Anonymous: DAPHNE SCHILLER finds there's more to being a mum than she anticipated. Tortoise By Candlelight (S) long wave only

Contributors

Introduced By:
Sue MacGregor
Unknown:
Anne MacNamaba
Unknown:
Bernard Jacjkson
Unknown:
Daphne Schiller

Don Fellows and Ramsay Williams in The Monkey Trial by NORMAN PARTINOTON
In 1925, in the State of Tennessee, there took place a trial that involved the great criminal lawyer, Clarence Darrow , and the leading Fundamentalist of the day, William Jennings Bryan. The trial echoed through the whole of America.
Directed by PETER king

Contributors

Unknown:
Norman Partinoton
Unknown:
Clarence Darrow
Unknown:
William Jennings
Directed By:
Peter King
Clarence Darrow:
Don Fellows
Bryan:
Ramsay Williams
John Scopes:
Peter Whitman
Pamela Scopes:
Margaret Robertson
Judge Raulston/Headmaster:
Hal Galili
Stewart:
Peter Marinker
Emeline:
Tori Fuller
Narrator:
John Gabriei

Written by ALAN BOWER
(Repeated: Friday 1.40 pm) Cast for the week;
BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Written By:
Alan Bower
Dan Archer:
Edgar Harrison
Peggy Archer:
June Spencer
Jennifer Aldridge:
Angela Piper
Tony Archer:
Colin Skipp
Pat Archer:
Patricia Gallimore
Christine Johnson:
Lesley Saweard
Laura Archer:
Betty McDowill
Tom Forrest,:
Bob Arnold
Jack Woolley:
Philip Garston-Jones
Walter Gabriel:
Chris Gittins
Sid Perks:
Alan Devereux
Polly Perks:
Hilary Newcombe
Martha Woodford:
Mollie Barris
George Barford:
Graham Roberts
Richard Adamson:
Richard Carrington
Mike Tucker:
Terry Molloy
Betty Tucker:
Pamela Craig
Dorothy Adamson:
Heather Barrett
Col DanJjy:
Norman Shelley
Jackie Smith:
Maggie McCarthy
Basil Morgan:
Peter Brookes

The fourth of a series of six programmes compiled and presented hy the poet Seamus Ileaney with readers
PETER WICKHAM and JENNY TWIGGE Producer ALEC REID t.Rcpcalea: Sat at 11.20 am)

Contributors

Unknown:
Seamus Ileaney
Readers:
Peter Wickham
Readers:
Jenny Twigge
Producer:
Alec Reid

Bryan Forbes reads the third of four extracts from his autobiography.
' In the spring of 1953, I was compelled to assume a double identity. After giving the matter careful thought, I became a girl named Patricia Fenton. '
Bryan t'orbes on Films: page 15

Contributors

Unknown:
Patricia Fenton.

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