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What Britain is getting up to. Two hours of news and views from home and around the world. Presented by Brian Redhead
With LIBBY PURVES Including at
8.45* Prayer for the Day With MARJORIE NEWMAN
7.9. 8.0 Today's News
Read by PETER DONALDSON
7.36. 8.38 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day

Contributors

Presented By:
Brian Redhead
Presented By:
With Libby Purves
Unknown:
Marjorie Newman
Read By:
Peter Donaldson

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Getting Married
Something old, something new, Something borrowed, something blue.
Spring is in the air, and with spring come weddings and all the pleasure - and problems - they cause.
Drusilla Bevfus, Editor of Brides and Setting-up Home,joinsJudithChalmers to help you with some of those problems - from the cost of the modern marriage, to the tactics of seating relatives who aren't the best of friends.
Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
Lines are open from 8.0 am long wave only

A chance for network listeners to hear some of the material from local and regional broadcasting, selected and presented by Bob Langley Producer JANE MARSHALL BBC Birmingham long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Langley
Producer:
Jane Marshall

Louder than Words by A. J. WALTON
When ' a young man's fancy turns to love ' the results can he disastrous, especially if he is unable to tell fancy' from ' fact '.
Directed by MICHAEL ROLFE BBC Birmingham long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
A. J. Walton
Directed By:
Michael Rolfe
He:
Peter Pacet
She:
Jill Shilling
Mario/pc:
John Bull
Police sergeant:
David Brierley
Bus conductor:
Haydn Jones
Landlady:
Joy Stewart

4: Forgiving Others, Ourselves and God
The speaker in this morning's Lent talk is Fr Thomas CuUinan , a Benedictine monk. He uses his experience of a religious community to throw light on the meaning of forgiveness in personal relationships. BBC Manchester long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Fr Thomas Cuuinan

Introduced by Sue MacGregor
New Baby, New Life: JILL BURRIDGE finds out the effect a new arrival has on a household.
New York Report: HELENE HANFF.
Reading Your Letters.
Good As Newt: JENNIFER MAY discusses the differences between conservation and restoration.
Plain Woman's Guide To: the United Nations, explained by F. S. NORTH-EDGE, Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics.
Kestrels In The Kitchen (2) long wave only

Contributors

Introduced By:
Sue MacGregor
Unknown:
Jill Burridge
Unknown:
Helene Hanff.

A panel game whose unruly members are occasionally kept in disorder by Chairman
Nicholas Parsons and in which
Kenneth Williams Peter Jones
Derek Nimmo and Joan Bakewell endeavour to prevent each other from talking for just a minute on this - or that.
Devised by IAN MESSITER Producer DAVID HATCH
(Repcated: Thurs at 12.27)

Contributors

Unknown:
Nicholas Parsons
Unknown:
Kenneth Williams
Unknown:
Peter Jones
Unknown:
Derek Nimmo
Unknown:
Joan Bakewell
Unknown:
Ian Messiter
Producer:
David Hatch

Presented bv
Peter Oppenheimer
Current events, attitudes and opinions, at home and abroad - with reports by STEVE BRADSHAW and DAVID HENSHAW.
Editor COLIN ADAMS BBC Manchester

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Oppenheimer
Unknown:
Steve Bradshaw
Unknown:
David Henshaw.
Editor:
Colin Adams

For the last four years, a group of astronomers working with the giant radio telescope in Puerto Rico has been studying the behaviour of a pair of stars 15,000 light years away. Last month they published their findings which appear to offer the strongest support so far for Einstein's General Theory of Relativity.
The head of the group, Professor Joseph Taylor , of the University of Massachusetts, describes the experimental work, and discusses with John Mad dox its significance for our understanding of gravity, space and time. Producer GEOFF DEEHAN

Contributors

Unknown:
Professor Joseph Taylor
Unknown:
John Mad
Producer:
Geoff Deehan

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