Presented from the South East by Bryan Platt
6.25 Shipping forecast
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Presented by Libby Purves and Paul Burden
6.45* Prayer for the Dot THE.RT REV MICHAEL HARE-BURKE
7.0, 8.0 Today's News Read by BRYAN MARTIN
7.30, 8.30 News headlines
7.45' Thought for the Day
with Christopher Slade
dusts off some further treasures from the BBC Sound Archives.
(Repeated: Fri 11.45 pm)
A 55-minute digest with this week's personalities to help lighten your Monday morning. Polish applied by Kenneth Robinson
Producer PETER ESTALL
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NEM, p 1; 0 worship the Lord (BBC HB 267);
Psalm 63; Matthew 16, vv 1-12 (AV); 0 greatly blessed the people are (BBC HB 469) long wave only
Love Is Not Love by H. E. BATES
Read by Simon Prebble. Producer MITCH RAPER long wave only
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Some of the poetry requested by Radio 4 listeners.
Presented by Norman MacCaig
Readers DIANA OLSSON and JOHN GRAHAM
Producer BRIAN PATTEN BBC Bristol long wave only
Requests: Poetry Pleasel, BBC, Bristol BS8 2LR
Presenter Jenni Mills Editor DAVID HARDING
A woman's place is on her yacht with her children/
Barry Took presents a collection of gems from the writing of the American columnist Art Buchwald. Featuring
EdBishopasArtBuchwald With ALEC BREGONZI, JOANNA PALMER , MICHAEL MCCLAIN and MARIE SUTHERLAND Producer
DANNY GREENSTONE
12.55 Weather; programme news
Presenter Brian WIdlake
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Introduced by Sue MacGregor
Preview:
MARGARET KORVING ViSitS the Ideal Home
Exhibition which opens tomorrow.
My Ideal Home: a through-the-week miscellany of personal views.
Face Watching: DR DAVID MENDEL describes an under-valued diagnostic shell.
Reading Your Letters. On Holiday in Kenya:
BERNARD JACKSON pays his first visit to Africa.
The Crimson Chalice (10) long wave only
Journey into Space by CHARLES CHILTON
What would it be like to live in circumstances totally different from your own?
Six programmes in which Margaret Korving talks with people who explain what home is to them and how it affects the way they live and think.
The Trumpet Major (11) (Part 12: Tues 3.2 pm)
Presenters Gordon Clough and Joan Bakewell Editor DEREK LEWIS
5.50 Shipping forecast long wave only
5.55 Weather; programme news
including Financial Report
Self Importance Frank Muir and Alfred Marks recorded comedy from JOHN CLEESE , MICHAEL PALIN , JOYCE GRENFELL
RONNIE BARKER and RONNIE CORBETT , MICHAEL BENTINE MIKE NICHOLS and ELAINE MAY
Written by FRANK MUIR and SIMON BRETT
Producer SIMON BRETT
(Repeated: Wed 12.27 pm)
A panel game'Whose - unruly members are Occasionally kepi in disorder by the chairman
Nicholas Parso 'ds and in which Kenneth. Williams. Peter Jones ,
Clement Freud and Tim Rice endeavour to prevent each other frpm talking tor just a minute on this or that.
Devised by iAN MESSITER Producer DAVID HATCH
(.Broadcast Sat 12.27 pm)
by Jorge Acaza, adapted by Elilzabeth Gowans from the translation by Mervyn Savill
with Nigel Davenport, Judy Franklin, Cyril Shaps and John Rye.
Ecuador in the early 1930s; A landowner, whose last chance of averting total ruin is to build a road and open up the interior for American speculators, has to buy more land, and the Indians who go with it, to provide his labour force; there is nothing else in his way, except the Indians' huts and hereditary plots of land - their 'huasipungos'.
Special music arranged and played by Malcolm Clarke of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
(Repeated: Sun 2.30 pm)
A series of five talks In which a .memory is triggered off by, a sight, sound-, smell, tafte-or touch. - , 1: A Struck Match , Alison Grant was in Ibiza in 1932, before the Spanish Civil War. She met an artist who appeared deaf and mute. She saw a face illuminated in the dark. Many years later there was a trial in the US and a face in a newspaper ... Producer
BARBARA CROWTHER
The Ladies of the Vale In 1646, during the Civil War, the already much-battered Lichfield Cathedral suffered at the hands of the Puritans. They looted the treasures, chased cats up the nave, and shot down the central spire. Yet the Cathedral survived to be rebuilt and today, one of the features that makes it unique in Britain,is its three spires - The Ladies of the Vale...
Michael Oliver explores the CathedraT with the Dean, THE VERY REV JOHN LANG , archivist BEN
■BendIks, and" architect
CHARLES BROWN ', and talks .to those who live and work there, discovering along the way, the eighth-century St Chad's Gospels, which are dedicated to St Chad, whodiedinMarch672Att and in whose memory, the Cathedral was founded. Producer
RICHARD BANNERMAN
Editor ROSEUArr HART
John Morgan reporting Editor ALASTAIR OSBORNE
Presented by Robert Eagle A weekly review of discoveries and developments from the world's leading laboratories.
Producer BRIAN LEtTH
The Painted Veil (11) long wave only
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Weather report; forecast long wave only followed by an interlude
