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Rhodesia's choice is made in her general election. The black-dominated electorate has said what it wants - but as the verdict sinks in, how are the new rulers going to shape up? What are the hopes for racial, tribal and political tolerance-and the prospects for industry, agriculture and trade? How will the new government make friends with the rest of Africa. black and white, and with the world beyond? John Timpson looks at these and other aspects of the election aftermath, in another broadcast direct from Salisbury.
In London: Brian Redhead including at
6.45* Prayer for the Day With THE REV MICHAEL SMITH
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read bv PAULINE BUSHNELL
7.34, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
Antiques and Collecting
Even if the rocketing value of gold hasn't left you holding an heirloom, there can be fun in collecting, whether it's china dogs. or Chippendale chairs. And who knows, Aunt Alice 's obnoxious ornament might be worth a fortune...
David Battie , Director of Sotheby's, Belgravia, and John Bly , FRSA, and Freeman of the Goldsmiths Company, will help to identify your porcelain, your furniture, and your silver - and can also tell you how to care for them, if you ask. In the Chair
Sue MacGregor Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
Lines open from 8.0 am long wave only
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The BBC's home correspondents and reporters talk about the stories and the people behind the news.
Producer ELIZABETH SHEEHY long wave only
NEM, p 122; Behold the amazing gift of love (BBC HB 484); Psalm 34, vv 11-22; John 11, vv 45-54 (av); For those we love within the veil (BBC HB 243)
Wings Over Wales (2) long wave only
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Practical People by MONTY HALTRECHT
as to
Am I ever going to meS Mummy and Daddy?
I feel I know them. I can picture them: Daddy with his hunting-crop for horse-whipping unsuitable suitors; Mummy in her hats I'm making it my mission in life to see you don't turn into Mummy.'
Directed by MATTHEW WALTERS long wave only
Diane Harron presents a selection from some of the BBC's local and regional broadcasts.
Producer JANE MARSHALL BBC Birmingham long wave only
News. views and advice for consumers
Presenters Nancy Wise and Bill Breckon
Wells in Somerset
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Presented by Robin Day
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Introduced by Sue Macgregor from The Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition
On hand to guide and advise are Esther Rantzen, queen of consumerism; Zena Skinner, cookery writer; and Tony Wilkins of Do It Yourself magazine. Housing will be a Talking Point and if you can't afford to buy your dream house, why not build your own?
Daughters of the Vicar by D.H. Lawrence, abridged in four parts by Ba Mason. Read by Glenda Jackson
1: Mary and Louisa Lindley were daughters of the Vicar of Aldecross, a disappointed and embittered man. His wife, equally embittered, had retreated into invalidism. Miss Mary, the eldest child, was a long slim thing with a proud, pure look. Miss Louisa, the second, was short and plump and obstinate-looking.
(Music: Gardner's Theme and Variations)
(Women in Love: 3.15 pm)
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Story: Mr Red by KATHLEEN PATEMAN
by D.H. Lawrence, freely adapted in six episodes by Roy Spencer
Starring Sarah Badel, Clive Francis, Peter McEnery and Penelope Wilton
with Eleanor Bron and Norman Bird
D.H. Lawrence, who died 50 years ago this week, considered Women in Love to be his best novel. The action is set shortly before the 1914-18 War.
BBC Manchester
(Peter McEnery is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
Touch Wood! by PETER PETERSON
Read by David Ashford
with Susannah Simons and Robert Williams
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5.55 Weather; programme news
including Financial Report
Chairman, Nicholas Parsons
Panel: Kenneth Williams, Clement Freud, Derek Nimmo and Bob Monkhouse
(Stereo)
(Repeated; Wed 1.40 pm)
Themes from the 70s. A series of ten programmes 7: The New Rich
In the autumn of 1973 the Shah of Iran saw his country's oil revenue quadruple. He determined to use the money to make Iran the dominant military and economic power in the Near East. But his plans for the construction of what was called the Great Civilisation took no account of popular resentment at the disruption of traditional social and religious values.
With the help of eyewitnesses and participants in the events described, David Lay traces the course of the Iranian Revolution, and the consequences it might have for other countries in the Persian Gulf.
ProducerANDREW JOYNES
Looking at the Small Print
Dr Michael Wolffe describes some of the aids which might help people with poor sight, who can only manage to read the headlines, to read the rest of the newspaper as well.
Presented by Jane Finnis Producer THENA BESHEL
HELP! page 16
Free quarterly bulletin, summarising information broadcast, available from[address removed] Send four large saes for a year's supply.
Presenter Edwin Mullins Producer Richard DUN.
Rory MacPherson reports
by c. s. FORESTER, adapted for radio by VAL GIELGUD starring Nigel Anthony Kate Binchy
James Maxwell and Robert Lindsay
Book 4: Lord Hornblower 1: The Mutiny
Other parts played by ROBERT WARNER and MICHAEL MORRISEY
Directed by TREVOR HILL BBC Manchester
The Siege of Krisbnapurt2) long wave only
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