A note on Religious Affairs by Rabbi Dow Marmur
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Producer ANTHONY PARKIN BBC Birmingham
7.40 Today's Papers
(Broadcast at 6.50 am
with Norman Tozer
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Tony Lewis presents this magazine programme on 'he world of sport and leisure. Today featuring the Gillette Cup Final at Lord's; and from Flushing Meadow, Gerald Williams on the closing stages of the us Open tennis tournament.
A Radio Sport and os Production
8.45 Today's Papers
The first of three programmes
This week John Stapleton meets holidaymakers coming home to Heath-row with their tales of hcrror. adventure and romance.
Producer JILL FREEMAN
8.59 Continental Travel Information
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Reports from BBC Correspondents around the world.
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The BBC's Industrial Correspondent, John Hosken looks back on the tuc Conference in Blackpool and talks to some of the delegates about the main issues of the week.
Producer JOSHUA ROZENBERG long wave only
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NEM, p 1; Holy. holy, holy (BBC HB 169); Psaim 99: Hebrews 7, vv 21.28 (RSV): Immortal, invisible (BBC HB 10)
with Margaret Howard (Broadcast Fri 7.20 pm,
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I've alwavs thought that swallows fly south in the autumn to spend six months' rest from then domestic responsibilities, but a friend from Johannesburg tells me she watches swallows feeding their chicks in the South African spring and summer. Please explain.'
This week Janet Kear. Michael Chinery and Pat Morris field another over of your natural history questions.
Introduced byDerekJones Producer BRIAN LEITH BBC Bristol
Roy Fisher
' Whenever you hear a piano played in a club or pub. complain instantly to the management BBC Manchester
' Learning to perform in public is in a very real sense learning to live with fear - gracefully and if possible, completely invisibly.'
Sue MacGregor talks to the American violinist Isaac Stern about his life and work.
Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester (Shortened repeat
The last seven days put in a questionable way by Barry Took to Alan Coren
Richard Ingrams Claire Rayner Russell Davies
Compiled by the producer GEOFFREY PERKINS
(Repeated: Mon 10.30 pm)
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Tony Britton raises the cry of Hip Hip Hooray for ... Telegraphy and the Two-penny Tube!
A seriously lighthearted look at some of the inventions which helped to change the 19th century into the 20th. and to those days when so many of the things we now take for granted were marvels, novelties - or yet to come. With TIMOTHY BATESON
OLIVE GREGG , FRASER KERR and songs by SHEILA MATHEWS, -PETER REEVES and CHARLES YOUNG WITH HIS SINGERS AND MUSICIANS
Devised and compiled by GERALD FROW
Producer JOHN DYAS (Repeated: Wed 8.45
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Crete
The centre of the mysterious Minoan civilisation where excavations this summer continue to probe for a deeper understanding of the island's past. Presented by Malcolm Billings
Producer ROY HAYWARD BBC Bristol
by Ken Methold
With Stephen Murray as Len Williams and Peter Egan as John Hughes
'All I'm saying is that in the village they have to work together as a mutual help society. Leprosy is a horrible disease, but it does not make people totallv incapable... If the leper is an outcast there is still no reason to institutionalise him. Let him live in a community to which he can belong. where he can live a reasonably normal life. and have the same freedoms as the people outside.'
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Clinker Funning in Ritrul Ancouts: written and read by Jim Andrew
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Presenter Marilyn Alan Reporter KEVIN MULHERN
Citizens' Advice Bureau Phone-in: Monday 2.0-4.0 pm [number removed], ext 2531
Correspondence address: BB('. Broadcasting House, London [Postcode removed]
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Antony Hopkins chooses one of his favourite pieces - Rachmanions Third Piano Concerto gramophone records
In his reminiscences of a boyhood on Harris in the Hebrides, Finlay J. Macdonald remembers one of the great characters of island life - Calumn the postman, bringer of glad tidings and harbinger of doom.
(First broadcast on Radio Scotland)
Michael Billington introduces a selection from the books, films. plays, music and other arts reviewed during the past week. Editor ROSEMARY HART long wave only
Johnny Morris recalls with records and mixed memories, the days when he had drifted away from the musical world, but wherever he went there was always more than a whiff of musical nostalgia. long wave only
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A second chance to hear some lighthearted words and music originally heard in the new writing programme Just After Noon. Introduced by Brian Thompson
With RUSSELL DIXON
CAROLE HAYMAN and PETER WHEELER
Music from Benjamin Britten 's Alpine Suite for three recorders played by JOHN TURNER
DAVID PUGSLEY , VALERIE BUTT Music producer ANN STANGAR
Producer KAY JAMIESON
BBC Manchester
Richard Baker with popular classics on records. Producer RAY ABBOTT
(Rev rpt: Friday 9.5 am)
Joe by Michael Toft
with Paul Copley as Joe, Elizabeth McKenzie as Mrs Beever and George A. Cooper as Mr Harper
Joe Carter, at 21, is a dreamer on his own. The whole of Leeds in 1953 is at his feet. He's looking for a home, a career and love. He finds all of them, but not as he'd intended.
BBC Manchester
(Liz Goulding is a National Theatre player; Paul Webster is a member of the RSC)
(Repeated: Mon 3.5 pm)
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Three programmes on the history and development of Science Fiction, compiled and presented by Bryan Silcock
1: New Hells on Earth
' Contemporary Science Fiction takes a whole lot of things that we know and imagines them for us. And the function of keeping the imagination alive has far more virtue than predicting clones or the space race. The imagination most readily feeds on the hopes and terrors of the present day and Science Fiction can show us what will happen if that sort of situation develops and gets out of hand.'
(Brian Aldiss)
In this first programme Bryan Silcock talks to a number of Science Fiction writers and examines the art of writing alternative history and how SF can comment on contemporary problems.
Extracts performed by PETER BALDWIN BRIAN HAINES
ROGER HAMMOND and JENNY TWIGGE
Producer MICHAEL BARTLETTT
Evening prayers led by THE REV JOHN LANG
Sidney Harrison offers some gentle advice to those who love music but don't know much about it.
A series of plays for late-night listening.
Lally Bowers and Nigel Stock in Thank you for your
Support by MARTYN READ From Laetitia Plum ...
Dear Sir, I shall be much obliged if you would send me: one pair of your surgical stockings, plus your Oo-la-la from France.
Directed by PETER KING
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