presented from the North by KEN FORD
A regional view of farm ing^n the week ahead, BBC Manchester
6.25 Shipping forecast long wave only
Brian. Redhead
With LlBBY PURYES including at, .
6.45* Prayer for the Day
With ROSEMARY WAKELIN
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by COLIN DORAN
7.30. 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
A look ahead with Moira Stuart
reflects' on people, places and things as they were,
,.and how they are, with -the help of: BBC Sound ,-Archivas.This week: Ailments a'nd-Cures
Studio, guests join Mavis Nicholson, Kenneth Robinson and Fritz Spiegl for an unpredictable 55 minutes of argument, humour and soiree, music, all of which is intended to start your week off in fine style.
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:. NEM, p 114; For all tby.., saints, (BBC hb 228); Psalm.42 Galatians 2, vv 1-10 (NEB) lord who in thy perfect, wisdom (BBC
231)
-The Handkerchief by CLIVE RICHE
Read by Timothy Earle
' There was a. table be. side Ilene's bed. Upon it was a pink diary,, and' inside was just one. thing: .a heart drawn, in red w.ax crayon, and. ; the name Barry. That was all.' Producer MITCH RAPER
A portrait of the singer Lotte Lehmann (1885-1976) compiled and presented by Carole Rosen
'You have no voice, you have no talent, you have no looks, and it is much better that you forget about singing.'
This good 'advice' was given to Lotte Lehmann by a famous teacher in Berlin. Luckily, it went unheeded and Madame Lehmann soon made a name for herself, particularly in the operas of Richard Strauss, going on to become one of the most famous sopranos of her time. After the Second World War she became equally well known as a teacher and her Master Classes are legendary.
Her story is now told with illlustrations from some of her many gramophone records.
Producerd by Derek Drescher
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Story: Frisky Finds a Home by HILDA ROSTRON long wave only
As the shape of the first internationally elected Parliament becomes clear, Brian Redhead brings you up -to date with this morning's news and results. He will be joined by Anthony King , Professor of Government at Essex University, and Hugo Young , Political Editor of the Sunday Times in London, and BBC Carrespondents throughout the -Europe-an Community.
A co-production with Radio News; ' Current Affairs, Outside - Broadcasts, BBC Regions, and 'BBC Local Radio Stations Executive producer ANNE SLOMAN
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Presentee Brian Wldlake Editor DEREK LEWIS
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Introduced by Sue MacGregor
A Home in Raasay: Sandra Clark talks to Prunella Stack about her croft home and the islands of the Inner Hebrides.
Talking Point on Children's Rights and Responsibilities: one of the themes of this international Year of the Child
Reading Your Letters.
Out of Context: David Hawksworth talks to Harold Evans, Editor of the Sunday Times, about this lesser-known activity, jogging
The Grey Panthers - dedicated to changing the image of the elderly - a report from New York by Pat Rowe
Chelsea Child: 10
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The Priest's Hat by JOAN O'CONNOR
. marriage(6), -.y
with. Gordon Clough and joan Bakewell .Editor- derek lewis
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5.5 Weather; programme
including financial report
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
(Repeated: Tues 1.40 pm)
BBC Correspondents throughput the world talk about the countries they work in. Producer PADDY O'KEEFFE
by Tom Stoppard
Tom Stoppard's award-winning television play, specially adapted for radio by the author.
Professor Anderson is a football-loving English philosopher on a visit to Prague to attend a conference on ethics. Anderson admits to being 'a tiny bit naughty' for he hopes to play truant one afternoon and watch a football international between England and Czechoslovakia. But when a former student of the professor's asks him to smuggle a thesis on freedom back to England, Anderson faced with a real ethical dilemma
A BBC World Service - Drama production
Preview: page 21
Presenter Michael Oliver Producer CARROLL MOORE
Anthony Howard reporting Editor ALASTA1R OSBORNE
There is an underlying unity in humanity* and our task is to seek out. that unity within the obvious variety,* and what we must come up with is respect, acceptance and understanding, because the alternative is too ghastly to contemplate.' Sue MacGregor talks to Rabbi Huge Gryn about his life and work...' Producer GILLIAN BUSH BBC Manchester'
The Third Policeman by FLANN O'BRIEN abridged in ten parts by ERIC EWENS
Read by Patrick Magee (1) 'A murder-thriller, a hilarious comic satire about an Irish village police force and a tender story about the unrequited love affair between a man and his bicycle.' Producer MAURICE LEITCH long wave only
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Weather report; forecast followed by an interlude
