Producers KEN POLLOCK and LESLIE COTTINGTON
with Gerald Priestland
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Producer ANTHONY PARKIN BBC Birmingham
with Norman Tozer
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with Tony Lewis
Featuring news from Italy on the third round of matches in the European Football Championship; and rugby union-CHRIS REA's newsletter on the British Lions' tour. including a preview of the Second Test against South Africa. A Radio Sport and ob production
8.59 Continental Travel Information
from routine with Bernard Falk. and intrepid reporters and enthusiasts. Including this week:
Hints on dinghy sailing. RICHARD HUDSON-EVANS looks at a holiday in Thailand. Producer JENNY MARSHALL Editor ROGER MACDONAI. D
For information sheets send a large sac to: Breakaway. BBC, Broadcasting House, London WIA 4WW long wave only
with Geoffrey Smith
Producer WALTER WALLICH (A new series of The Editors starts on Monday at 10.55 pm BBC1) long wave only
with Elinor Goodman
Producer JOSHUA ROZENBERG long wave only
NEM, page 102; Awake, my soul (BBC HB 403); Psalm 100: 2 Corinthians 3, v 17 to 4, v 6 (RSV): Happy are they (BBC HB 274)
The celebration in London of HM The Queen's official birthday
This year the Queen's Colour of the Irish Guards is being trooped on Horse Guards Parade with music provided by the Massed Bands of the Guards Division and the Mass Mounted Band of the Household Cavalry.
Before the arrival of the royal procession commentator Robert Hudson talks to some of the principals in the Parade about the training and preparation for this most spectacular event of London's ceremonial calendar. Long wave only from 11.20-12.00
In a recording from the BBC Sound Archives, the poet Dylan Thomas recalls his early days spent during the Great War in Swansea.
"An ugly, lonely town, or so it was and is to me, crawling, sprawling by a long and curving shore where truant boys beach-combed, idled and paddled..."
(Details: Mon 10.30 pm)
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Helen Liddell
Lord Mackie of Benshie Jeffrey Archer and Alan Devereux
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only
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Your questions answered long wave only
by CHARLES DICKENS dramatised intenepisodes by BETTY DAVIES
7: The Mighty Merdle
There was a sympathetic understanding established between Little Dorrit and the young Mrs Gowan and they had a new assurance of congeniality in the aversion which each perceived that the other felt towards Blandois of Paris; an aversion amounting to repugnance and horror of a natural antipathy towards an odious creature of the reptile kind. To both of them, Blandois behaved in exactly the same manner: it was as if he had said, ' I have a secret power in this quarter. I know what I know.'
Directed by jane MORGAN (Repealed. Tues 3.15 pm) (Selina Cadell is a National Theatre player; Philip Voss is in ' Dirty Linen ' at the Arts Theatre. London) long wave only
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Eight programmes
Introduced by Bill Breckon 7: Can We Feed Ourselves As food gets ever more expensive, we turn to home production. Could Britain grow enough to feed us all from the land? (First broadcast on R3) long wave only
with Bill Wallis. David Tate Sheila Steafel , Jon Glover and THE DAVID FIRMAN TRIO long wave only
5.50 Shipping forecast long wave only
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followed by Continental Travel Information
Musical interlude by William Davis
(Repeated: Sun 11.15 pm)
Richard Baker introduces popular classics on records Producer RAY ABBOTT
(Repeated: Wed 11.5 am)
by Allan Prior
with John Bott as Inspector Savage and Henry Knowles as Sergeant Eaves
When Inspector Savage and Sergeant Eaves are attached to a case involving an attack on a young girl, there's more to be revealed than the guilty person. There's the attitude of Savage and Eaves to their work, and of the public to crime in general. As the two policemen track down the assailant, is there more than the girl at risk?
(Repeated: Mon 3.15 pm)
Helen Keller
' I seldom think of my limitations, and they never make me sad.... I believe that all through these dark and silent years God has been using my life for a purpose I do not know. But one day I shall. understand, and then I will be satisfied.'
Helen Keller , one of the most remarkable women of her time, was born 100 years ago this month. Blind and deaf from the age of two she became a world-famous figure and a tireless worker for those with similar handicaps.
Narrator Gabriel Woolf
Other parts played by RUSSELL DIXON , DAVID MAli-LOWE and PETER WHEELER Written by NORMAN SWALLOW Producer
STANLEY WILLIAMSON BBC Manchester
An evening meditation led by THE REV FRANK TOPPING
Bernard Keeffe chooses a symphony which for him has always had a special fascination - Beethoven's Fifth.
Producer PATRICK LAMBERT gramophone records
Weather report; forecast followed by an interlude
