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7.15 Apna Hi Ghar Samaj hiye. BBC Birmingham long wave only
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7.50 The Shape of God THE REV BRIAN with thoughts for the 11th Sunday after Pentecost (Matthew 20, vv 1-16) long wave only
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Presenter Michael Cooke
Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS BBC Manchester long wave only
LENA MARTELL appeals on behalf of the Scottish Epilepsy Association.
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8.59 Continental Travel Information long wave only
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by Alistair Cooke
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Mass from St Hungo Roman Catholic Church. Glasgow. Celebrant and Preacher THE VERY REV MICHAEL DOOCAN , CP
Hymns (Celebration Hymnal): Come, Holy Ghost (50); In bread we bring you. Lord (135); Love is his word (185); Be thou my vision (35); Anthem: While they were at table (P. G. Fitzpatrick ) Choirmaster
THE REV P. G. FITZPATRICK Organist DESMOND MCLEAN BBC Scotland long wave only
Omnibus edition
Directed by MARC DECKER Producer
WILLIAM SMETHURST
Agricultural story editor ANTHONV PARKIN
BBC Birmingham
Introduced by Sandra Clark who visits Phil Drabble , the naturalist, on his estate in Staffordshire: and presents highlights from the weekday programme.
Ian Wallace reads his autobiography adapted for radio in six parts by JOCK GALLAGHER 1: Decisions, Decisions HAROLD RICH (piano)
Producer TONY SHRYANE BBC Birmingham
By popular request
Does the Team Think? (1) A radio happening with Jimmy Edwards Ted Ray
Tommy Trinder Cyril Fletcher in the chair
McDonald Hobley special guest
Eleanor Summerfield From an idea by JIMMY EDWARDS
Producer EDWARD TAYLOR (First broadcast in 1970) 12.55 Weather; programme news
Presenter Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS
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A year of Gardeners' Question Time
KEN FORD recalls some of the places and questions With FRED LOADS
BILL SOWERBUTTS and PROFESSOR ALAN GEMMELL Producer KEN FORD BBC Manchester
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by Paul M. Levitt
with John Castle, Anna Cropper, Anthony Newlands, Michael Deacon and Martin Friend
In 1144 the Jewish community in Norwich was accused of the 'ritualistic murder' of a 12-year-old boy, William. The Sheriff, who has agreed to protect the interests of the Jews, is forced to make some extremely difficult, personal decisions.
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5: Before the Indus Civilisation
Malcolm Billings joins a Cambridge team surveying the Sind and Punjab for evidence of early man and the stages that led up to the emergence of the Indus civilisation. Producer ROY HAYWARD BBC Bristol
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Bernard Bradin takes up your comments about BBC programmes and policy with producers and management.
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Brian Johnston goes to the port and holiday town of Oban in Argyllshire. He finds out the story of McCaig's Tower, a monument built as a replica of the Coliseum at Rome. He visits a centre for deep-sea diving and a farm breeding sea fish such as turbot and plaice.
Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol
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Four famous libel cases which, in their different ways. made legal history and captured the imagination of the public.
2: Beer, the Bench and the Bar - Rex v Russell Written and compiled by CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM with Paul Chapman as Rufus Isaacs. KC and Julian Curry as William Taylor , KC
In 1905 the editor of a liberal newspaper was charged with criminal libel by eight conservative magistrates. The trial took on a highly political significance, with the liberty of the press at stake.
Narrator Lolly Cockerell Directed by MATTHEW WALTERS
The second of five specials What will the !nterna. tional Yepr of Disabled People 19S1 achieve?
Presenter Marilyn Alan Reporter KEVIN MULBERN Editor MARLENE PEASE
Citizens' Advice Bureau Phone-in: Mon 2.0-4.0 pm [number removed], Ext 2531
Three programmes
3: The Cardboard Trumpet A discussion between Raymond Leppard , formerly music director Royal Shakespeare Company. Toby Robertson , director Prospect Theatre Company, and Guy Woolfenden. music director Royal Shakespeare Company, on the function and choice of music for present-day productions of Shakespeare.
Producer DAVID EPPS
Designs for the projected Great Exhibition were first published and caused a furore in Parliament, the press and among the general public 130 years ago this summer.
Sir Hugh Casson , President of the Royal Academy. traces the history of this outcry and the Exhibition itself, with the aid of contemporary writings, songs and broad-sheet ballads.
Taking part Jo Manning Wilson, Henry Stamper , David Strong
With SHEILA MATHEWS , ANTHONY BATEMAN, CHARLES WEST. CHARLES YOUNG and the CHARLES YOUNG SINGERS AND MUSICIANS
Compiled and written by GERALD FROW
Producer JOHN DYAS
(Charles West is in ' Annie ' at the Victoria Palace Theatre, London)
Anne Olivier Bell talks to June Knox-Mawer about the mammoth task of editing the five volumes of diaries which cover the years 1915 to her death at the beginning of the Second World War.
Producer FRANCES DONNELLY
Presented by Chris Jones Producer PETER ROBINS
Schoolchildren from Fitz john 's Primary School, London, read and discuss their poetry.
With an introduction by Ted Hughes
' The readiness for poetry of a very intense and sophisticated sort; the ability both to respond to it and to produce it, lies in very many children.
Producer LIANE AUKIN Do you believe that primary schoolchildren can become quite good poets at the age o/ 10 and 11* Ted Hughes produces impressive evidence.
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The theme of loyalty and Christian faith explored in a series of 11 programmes devised and narrated by William Drummond.
Readers GODFREY KENTON and BRIAN CARROLL
8: Mr Gladstone and Mr Disracli Producer
HUBERT HOSKINS
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