News, weather, papers and sport
direct from the Dairy Farming Event at Stoneleigh in Warwickshire Producers
LESLIE COTTINGTON
BRYAN PLATT , MIKE BATHO
6.25 Shipping forecast long wave only
Presented by Brian Redhead and John Timpson
6.45* Prayer for the Day With DR FRED MILSON
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by PAULINE BUSHNELL
7.39, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
3: Crisp's Disease
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At this time of year its the school-leavers in particular who face this question. Margaret Rorving looks into their current prospects and. as the Youth Opportunities Programme enters into its third year, assesses its effectiveness in solving the problems of the young unemployed.
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A magazine edition which catches up on events and ideas that are changing our understanding of the actions - and interactions - of living things. Introduced by Caroline Parsons
Producer BRIAN LEITH BBC Bristol
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NEM. p 54; Come. Holv Ghost, our souls inspire (BBC HB 508): psalm 126 Matthew 27, v 62 to 28, v 8 (av); To thee, C comforter divine (BBC HB 164)
Bat-Girl by WILLIAM BOYD
Read by Sally Mates
Arthur's my bat of course, and he and I do an act together.'
"See the Fabulous Bat-Girl! £ 1,000 If Animal Not Real! ".' long wave only
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As a special celebration for the International Year of the Child
ALISON HCMORLAND and MtCHAEL MACON visit different parts of the world.
Today: RUM)*
Story: Peter and the Wolf (traditional)
Re-told by MOIRA MILLEtt
presenters Nancy Wise andBiUBreckon
l:.5SWcather: programme Dews:)ot!atcoueont!/
Presented by Robin Day
t.S: Shipping forecast tonatfaceonttt
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withSneMacGreger Guc.stoj'theWeeh.'
Frederic Raphaet. author andpiaywright.
JVeM! Yort RepOTt? BELENt BANFF.
Readinf! Yottf Letters.
Guidctine! to Reti<-etMen<.' 3 - Health.
Occr Here - Ouef There.' MOLLY FRtCE-OWEN talks to two teachers, American and British, who exchanged jobs and houses. A Pause for Breath (2) long wave only
The Devil's Elbow byjonNMRRANT
TomMaddreli ishiHed when his car crashes at Th ('Devil's Eibow'.Sevcra! people could have been responsible for Ms death - or it could have been an accident. Sgt Lowey investigates.
Directed by CBR'STOPHER VENNtNQ
from Carlisle Cathedral
Responses (Heading)
Psalms 98. 99. 100. 101 (Attwood. Parry. Etgar. Bairstow) omce Hymn: O King enthroned on high (EB 454) Hfadins's (ttsv): Proverbs 4. vv 1-18; I Corinthians lO.vvl-13
Canticles (Robin Orr. Short Service)
Anthem: Hear my words ye people (Parry)
Organist and Master of the MUSiC AKDREWSEIVE-WRIGHT. Assistant organist mcHDAvniS
BBC Manchester
Flip (3)
with John Sergeant and Susannah Simons
5.50 Shipptng forecast long wave only
S.SSWeather: programme news
including Financial Report
Presented by Patrick Fyffe and George Logan
With DAPHNE HEARD, ROSALIE WILLIAMS, DAVID MAHLOWE and BAZ BARKER
Written by MIKE CRAIG LAWRIE KINSLEY and RON McDONNELL
Producer JAMES CASEY BBC Manchester
(Repeated: ThuM t.40 pnt)
A weekly investigation into accusations of unfairness, fraud and injustice.
Presented by Roger Cook
(Repeated: Thurs: 10.5 am)
A debate under the chairmanship of Ludovic Kennedy on the motion: The English Language is Being Impoverished by Modern Communications, which was recorded with the participation of an invited audience at the Edinburgh Festival.
The motion is proposed by Owen Dudley Edwards, Reader in History at the University of Edinburgh. supported by Colin Belt and Lionel Datches, QC.
It is opposed by Professor Randolph Quirtf. Director of the Survey of English Usage, supported by Alma Cullen and Professor Angus McIntosh
Lord Carrtngten, the Forci;;n Secretary,in conversation with Brian Beedham Producer
CARouxE TnoMSOK
Presenter JackyGillott Producer CLARE SELt-tUE
ErikdeMauny reporting
Six contests between teams in London and in New York.
London:
Louis Allen (chairman) with Irene Thomas, John Julius Norwich
New York:
Anthony Quinton (chairman) with Brendan Gill, theatre critic of the New Yorker and Shana Alexander, journalist and author
BBC Manchester
(Broadcast Sun 4.5pm)
The Painter of Signs (8) long wave only
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Edward Co)e presents a sequence of music.
Weather report; forecast followed by an interlude
