Producers
LESLIE COTTINGTON , HERBERT DAYBELL and BRYAN PLATT

A note from Religious Affairs Correspondent Gerald Priestland
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Producer ANTHONY PARKIN BBC Birmingham

Norman Tozer with how to get the best value for your hard-earned cash.
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Tony Lewis introduces this magazine programme that takes a different look at the world of sport. Including a round-up of the day's news.
A Radio Sports Unit production

At the close of the summer season, John Skrine finds out what happens when the End of the Pier show ends.
Producer SUSAN DENNY

from routine with Barry Norman and an assembled multitude of personalities, experts and intrepid reporters who suggest ways and means of spending your leisure hours with advice on where to go, things to do, and news of entertainment that shouldn't be missed.
This week: Roy Hudd on his collection of music-hall memorabilia; ana learn how to take up car racing as a hobby, when Richard Vaughan takes to the tracks.
Producer JENNY Marshall Editor ROGER MACDONALD
(For information sheets send a large sae to [address removed]) (The News Huddlines: 1.2 pm, Radio 2)

Bill Grundy reviews the weekly magazines.
Producer WALTER wallich

Anthony King looks at three important political biographies just published: Hugh Gaitskell by PHILIP WILLIAMS ; Final Term by SIR HAROLD WIL , SON, and THE RT BON JO GRIMOND Memoirs.
Producer ANNE SLOMAN

nem, P 38; How sweet the name of Jesus sounds (BBC hb 142); Canticle 12;
John 13, vv 3-17 (rsv), Christ, above all glory seated (BBC hb 121)

with Margaret Howard

Yugoslavia has Just been playing host to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, an event which in itseit clearly illustrates the unique position of President Tito's Government in the Communist Bloc. Th.
BBC,s Economics Editor,
BomlnickHarrod. attended the Belgrade meeting, and he and other BBC correspondents have been investigating yugoslavia today - its social promises, its economic structure, and the prospects for its future relations with its neighbour's East and West.
A Radio News production by BOB DORAN

with Louise Bolting
Radio's key to the ever present problem of how to get the best from your money. World T
A Financial World Tonightproduction
(Repeated: Mon 10.5 am)
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The last seven days put in a questionable way by Barry Took to Alan Coren
Richard Ingrams and Jonathan King
Compiled by ALAN NIXON and the producer nANNY GREENSTONE
(Repeated: Mon 10.30 pm)
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The Rt Hon Tony Benn , MP
Lord Stokes Teddy Taytor and Susan Hill tackle the issues raised by the audience in Bristol. Chairman David Jacobs
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For the past few years dead bees have been found in vast numbers on the ground beneath two large lime trees. Are the limes somehow killing the bees and, If so, why should they harm such helpful insects?'
More puzzles from the living world for today's team: Terry Langford, Chris Mead and Stephen Sutton. Introduced by Derek Jones

BBC Bristol

Monsieur La Souris adapted by FRED PARTRIDGE from the novel by GEORGES SIMENON with Peter Woodthorpe
An old tramp, nicknamed La Souris because he 'scuttles about like a mouse ', Is the bane of the Paris Police - he's always descending on them for a night's lodging. When he reports finding a wallet full of money, Detective Lognon suspects his story and starts Investigating. But every move he makes he finds La Souris one step ahead of him....
Directed by BETTY DAVIES

Phit Smith takes a whimsical look at life. BBC Manchester

Presenter Marilyn Alan Reporter KEVIN MULHERN
Oitizens' Advice Bureau Phone-in: Mon 2.0-4.0 pm [number removed], ext 2531
Correspondence address: BBC, Broadcasting House, London [Postcode removed]
Producer JANE WOOD Editor MARLENE PEASE

Five programmes presented by Peter Russell 3: 100,000 Prostrations
' You start by standing up with your hands together in a praying position. Then, repeating a mantra to yourself and at the same time maintaining a visual image of a Buddhist deity, you first kneel, then lie down flat on your front, then kneel and stand up again. That is one prostration. The meditation is to do 100,000 of them.'
Today, PETER RUSSELL asks whether Buddhist meditation techniques have anything to offer the average Westerner.
Producer SUSAN PATON

The first in a series illustrating five components of a landscape.
Today's theme is water and includes The Mill-Water by EDWARD THOMAS. Presenter Frank Lincoln Reader John Darran
Compiled and produced by HERBERT WILLIAMS BBC Wales

Noel Goodwin chooses one of his favourite ballets by Tchaikovsky, The Sleeping Beauty.
Producer PATRICK LAMBERT gramophone records

An irreverently critical look back at the week's news with David Jason Bill Wallis David Tate
Sheila Steafel and THE DAVID FIRMAN TRIO
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in conversation with his guests.
Musical interlude by INSTANT SUNSHINE
Producer MICHAEL EMBU

Richard Baker offers a recipe of popular classics on records: the mixture leavened occasionally by the unfamiliar, with the added ingredient of listeners' requests.
Producer RAY ABBOTT
(Repeated: Wed 11.5 am)

Flight of the Arrow by MICHAEL DAVIES with John Bott Peter Jeffrey and Shirley Dixon
'This is what any aircraft has to be - a conglomerate of bits and pieces, manufactured in factories up and down the country. All over the world for that matter. Truly a shared endeavour - she's airbornel She's Off! I
PILOT: London Terminal Control. Fastjet One on route for Peking. Over.
A day that starts in celebration is heading for disaster.
Directed by GERRY JONES
(Peter Jeffrey is a National Theatre player)
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John Powell re-plays and reflects on the movies, music, books, television, radio, plays and personalities from the nightly review of the arts - Kaleidoscope.
Editor ROSEMARY HART

An evening meditation led by COLIN SEMPER

entertainment for an autumn evening.
Music and merriment provided by DAVID BARLOW. PETER CHRISTIE , ALAN MARYON-DAVIS and MILES kington, with their special guests this week: Donald Swann and Frank Topping Producer
DANNY GREENSTONS

by Colin Finbow
A series of plays for late night listening.
with Doris Hare as Doris

ROGER: The Lounge. Floral curtains catching the sea breeze, spider-plants and aspidistra, souvenirs from other seasides. Last week's newspapers.
DORIS: You won't like the show on the pier.

Weather report: forecast followed by an interlude