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Presenter Brian Redhead With LIBBY PURVES
6.45' Prayer for the Day TOE REV RICHARD HARRIES
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by PETER DONALDSON
7.30, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought /or the Day

Contributors

Presenter:
Brian Redhead
Presenter:
With Libby Purves
Unknown:
Richard Harries
Read By:
Peter Donaldson

I came to in a place I can only describe as heaven, and I felt more truly alive than ever I'd done before. I recognised Christ by the print of the nails in his hands ... I was on the stab in the hospital. I sat up and the mortuary attendant nearly fainted.
Bernard Jackson has spoken to four people who are convinced that they died and came back to life. All were once declared medically dead. only to be revived against all the odds. and they returned with stories of what they insist was a glimpse of an afterlife. But are they to be believed? Is there a medical or psychological explanation for their experiences or can they really tell us something about religion and death?
Their extraordinary evidence is evaluated in a discussion between Dr Cecily Saunders The Rev Max McGee
Dr William Thompson and Professor John Hick Producer BRIAN COOK long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Bernard Jackson
Unknown:
Dr Cecily Saunders
Unknown:
Max McGee
Unknown:
Dr William Thompson
Unknown:
John Hick
Producer:
Brian Cook

- Introduced from Wales Sby Noreen Bray
SLlanfair P.G. and All tThat: the mysteries of the Welsh language unravelled by SYLVIA HORN.
Schoolin's Son: LLEWELLYN JONES talks about the sights, the sounds and the smells of life in a Welsh village as the son of a rural schoolmaster. Trek Through Wales: WYNFORD VAUGHAN-THOMAS talking about his recent 200-mile pony trek from South to North Wales. BBC Wales
The End of the Affair (7) long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Noreen Bray
Unknown:
Sllanfair P.G.
Unknown:
Sylvia Horn.

Bingley's Nero Complex
A lighthearted detective story by ALLAN SURTEES with Frances Jeater as Brenda Bingley and John Baddelcy as Joseph Bingley
Joseph Bingley is addicted to detective fiction. When his daughter, Brenda, gives him a novel featuring the American detective Nero Wolfe and is subsequently interviewed by the police in the course of a murder inquiry, Bingley quickly switches identities and insists his daughter become ' Nero's side-kick Archie Together they set out to find ' whodunnit '.
Directed by GLYN DEARMAN

Contributors

Story By:
Allan Surtees
Unknown:
Frances Jeater
Unknown:
Brenda Bingley
Unknown:
John Baddelcy
Unknown:
Joseph Bingley
Unknown:
Joseph Bingley
Unknown:
Nero Wolfe
Unknown:
Archie Together
Directed By:
Glyn Dearman
Hetty Bingley:
Katherine Parr
Inspector Lockwood:
Alan Downer
Sergeant Redding:
David Sinclair
Jessica Maddox:
Sonia. Fraser
Sheila Shepherd:
Amanda Murray
Tony:
Nigel Greaves
Mr Burnage:
Denys Hawthorne
Douglas Langdale:
Brian Carroll

Jock Bruce-Gardyne MP, Patrick Moore, Leslie Huckfield MP, Sue Slipman
from Boston, Lincolnshire
Chairman David Jacobs

BBC Bristol
(Rptd: tomorrow 1.10 pm)
Listeners' views to: Any Answers?, [address removed]

Contributors

Chairman:
David Jacobs
Panellist:
Jock Bruce-Gardyne
Panellist:
Patrick Moore
Panellist:
Leslie Huckfield
Panellist:
Sue Slipman
Producer:
Carole Stone

with David Jason
Bill Wallis , David Tate Sheila Steafel and THE DAVID FIRMAN TRIO Written by GUY JENKIN , JOHN LANGDON , JEREMY BROWNE , ANDY WILSON , RICHARD QUICK, BRIAN BETHELL and BOB SINFIELD
Producer JIMMY MULVILLE (Rptd: tomorrow 5.25 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
David Jason
Unknown:
Bill Wallis
Unknown:
David Tate
Unknown:
Sheila Steafel
Written By:
Guy Jenkin
Written By:
John Langdon
Written By:
Jeremy Browne
Written By:
Andy Wilson
Written By:
Richard Quick,
Written By:
Brian Bethell
Written By:
Bob Sinfield
Producer:
Jimmy Mulville

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