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Presenter John Timpson
With Hugh Sykes
6.45* Prayer for the Day: The Rev Leslie Stokes
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by Laurie MacMillan
7.30, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day

Contributors

Presenter:
John Timpson
Presenter:
Hugh Sykes
Unknown:
Leslie Stokes
Unknown:
Laurie MacMillan

A radio biography in three parts in celebration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's 80th birthday. Written by MARGARET FORSTER Narrator
Virginia McKenna
Part 2
The decision of King
Edward VIII to abdicate, thrust the Duke and Duchess Of York Into roles for which neither of them was prepared. In the event, the reign which followed was one of the turning points in the history of the British monarchy. Together, King George VI and his wife
Queen Elizabeth, forged a new relationship with their people, unprecedentedInitsmutual warmth and devotion. With contributions from people who have shared in her life and recordings of great royal occasions. Producers ALAN HAYDOCK and ELIZABETH KERR
(Repeated: Wed 7.45 pm) (Virginia McKenna broadcasts by arrangement with the LondonPalladium)

Contributors

Unknown:
Elizabeth The Queen
Written By:
Margaret Forster
Producers:
Alan Haydock
Producers:
Elizabeth Kerr

Chairman Robert Robinson 25: London and Home Counties (Semi-final 1)
Anthony Kerron
(Chemical engineer) Ralph Gordon
(Marketing manager) Andrew Turek (Solicitor)
David Shenkln (Civil servant)
The programme Includes Beat the Brains, in which listeners put their questions to the contestants. Programme devised by JOHN P. WYNN
Questions set by IAN GILLIIS
Producer RICHARD EDIS
(Repeated: Thurs 6.30 pm)
12.55 Weather; programme news: long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Robinson
Unknown:
Anthony Kerron
Unknown:
Ralph Gordon
Unknown:
Andrew Turek
Unknown:
David Shenkln
Unknown:
John P. Wynn
Unknown:
Ian Gilliis
Producer:
Richard Edis

Introduced by Sue
MacGregor Paeons of Praise: ANNE JONES looks at new books about the Queen Mother. Talking Pointt. opinions and ideas . .
Souvenirs from the Holy Land: chosen by MARGH-ANITA LASKI
Synthetio Music !: BOB PRIZEMAN talks to some of the young musicians at the National Festival of Music for Youth's first electronic workshop. The House In Paris (8) Editor WYN KNOWLES

Contributors

Unknown:
MacGregor Paeons
Unknown:
Anne Jones
Unknown:
Anita Laski
Unknown:
Synthetio Music
Editor:
Wyn Knowles

by Jonathan Smith
Based on "Spandau: The Secret Diaries" by Albert Speer, translated by Richard Winston and Clara Winston with John Franklyn-Robbins as No 5, Albert Speer.

On 30 September 1966 Speer was released from Spandau prison. He had completed the full term of 20 years to which he had been sentenced as a Nazi War Criminal. Speer had been firstly Hitler's chief architect and then, from 1942, responsible for the manufacture and supply of German arms.
While in prison he remained productive. He wrote two books, both in part self examinations. He kept mentally and physically fit by walking around the prison garden while pretending he was walking round the world.

(BBC Bristol)
(Repeated: next Sun 2.30)

Contributors

Writer:
Jonathan Smith
Author:
Albert Speer
Translator:
Richard Winston
Translator:
Clara Winston
Director:
Shaun Macloughlin
No 5, Albert Speer:
John Franklyn-Robbins
No 7, Rudolph Hess:
Timothy Bateson
No 1, Baldur Von Schirach:
Bill Wallis
No 2, Grand Admiral Donitz:
Brian Haines
Anton, the medical orderly:
Christian Rodska
Private Watkins:
Peter Postlethwaite
French guard:
John Bull
British director:
David Timson
Margret Speer:
Rosemary Whitfield
Speer's father:
Ronald Russell
Gauleiter Karl Hanke:
Martin Friend

In five programmes Finlay J. MacDonald reminisces on a Hebridean boyhood.
4: Out of the Mouths of Babes....
The village is shocked by domestic ' leaks ' from its young in the classroom.
Producer LESLIE ROBINSON

Contributors

Unknown:
J. MacDonald
Producer:
Leslie Robinson

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