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Presenters Brian Redhead and Libby Purves
6.45* Prayer for the Day
With CANON PETER COLEMAW
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by PETER DONALDSON
7.30, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
Speaking with Confidence
' have to give a talk about my recent holiday to our local wives' group. I've nerer spoken in public before and I'm terrified! '
I know from past experience that I don't do well when I'm interviewed for jobs; I'm so nervous. How can I overcome my feelings? '
Put your questions to Cyril Fletcher , public speaker and entertainer; and to Deirdre Spencer , a consultant with a large British training organisation. Presenter Teresa McGonagle Produced by the Woman's Hour unit
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NEM, p 9; Praise the Lord! (BBC m 16);
Psalm 8; Matthew 16. TV 13-23 (av); Sing praise to God who reigns above
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The Craftsmen by FRANK R. WALLACE Read by John Bett
Producer PATRICK RAYNER BBC Scotland
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All for Jeremy by JOHN CHALLEN
Although they are separated. Roger and Angela get together once a year for the birthday of their son. Jeremy. These occasions are usually much the same, a visit to the zoo and a family supper. However, this time Jeremy brings a friend, and from now on nothing will be the same.
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The special edition with topics suggested by you - the listener. We read your letters, play your favourite sounds and puzzle you with the mystery sound competition. Introduced by Derek Jones
BBC Bristol
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Presenter Jenni Mills
12.55 Weather: programme news
Presenter Robin Day
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with Sne MacGregor Talking Point.
My Ideal home.
Closing Time:
RON ALLDRIDGE looks behind the scenes at the National Gallery.
Personal Wonders: chosen by LORD NORWICH
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What the politicians want. What the unions want. What industry wants. What the people want.
3.30 The
Chancellor. The Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey Howe. mp, followed by The Leader of the Opposition, ine ni Hon Michael Foot , up, direct from the House of Commons with commentary and explanation from the BBC's chief political correspondent,
Brian Curtois. and Peter Hobday On the spot reports from the Ideal Home
Exhibition and a well-known off-licence on how you, the public, react to the Chancellor's measures.
A discussion of the Chancellor's proposals between The Rt Ron
Edward da Cann, MP. The Rt non
Gerald Kaufman. mp,
David Penhaligon , MP.
Trevor Holdsworth , Chairman of GKN Robin Leigh
Pemberton. Chairman of National Westminster Bank, Moss Evans ,
General Secretary of the , TGWU, Dr Paul Nield of the stockbrokers / Philips and Drew and Ruth Lister. / of Child Poverty Action Group.
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Followed by further discussion on what it means to all of us, including a special report from the City and, at
6.30, a round-up of the rest of the day's news. Budget Special 1981 presented by Robert Williams
Gordon Clough and Joan Bakewell Producers
JENNY ABRAMSKY
TONY HALL and ROT WALTERS for PM and BBC Radio News
(Repeated; Wed 1.40 pm)
Geoff Watts reports on the health of medical care. Producer GEOFF BEEHAN (Repeated: Sat 3.25 pm)
Simon Wiesenthal was liberated from a German concentration camp in 1944. Since then. he has dedicated his whole life to hunting down the Nazis responsible for murdering millions of his people. In 1981, he is the only active hunter left. What is his motive? Is it justice or is it revenge?
Bernard Jackson visited him in Vienna to seek some answers to those questions. He sought, too, the opinions of other survivors of the holocaust: KITTY HART , MARIA BIELISKA ALBIN OSSOWSKI , and heard the evidence of Jewish teaching on revenge and forgiveness from the Chief Rabbi, Dr Immanuel Jakobovits. Producer HELEN FRY
A sequence of six programmes
1: Encounters
The songs are from the age of gaslight and hansom cabs. The poetry takes in a wider time &pan. The sentiments have been around since Eve first made Adam an offer he couldn't refuse. Singer Stuart Burrows The readers are Ray Smith and Angharad Rees Research by ELAINE WILLIAMS
Producer HEBERT Williams BBC Wales
A Different Kind of Footwork
Bill Shankly , former manager of Liverpool Football Club, and Margaret Barbieri , of Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet, were at the In Touch exhibition in Liverpool Cathedral last weekend, and Peter White reports on how well they coped when they tried to guide him around under the expert eye of mobility instructor Peter Bixter. Producer THENA HESHEL
Presenter Colin Ford
Producer CLARE SELERIE
After the News the Chancellor of the Exchequer, The Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey Howe , mp, for the Government.
M.15* with John Morgan
The last in a ten-part adventure serial by JAMES FOLLETT
10: Earthfall
Despite the difficulties put in their way by the two guardian ' Angels '. the crew of the Challenger have found Paradise, an earth-like planet originally discovered by the second generation crew.
However, the ' Angels are by no means beaten! Technical presentation for the series by LLOYD SILVERTHORNI
Directed by GLYN DEARMAN (At the time of recording, the cast were members of the BBC Radio Drama Company)
The Painted Veil by SOMERSET MAUGHAM abridged for radio in 12 parts by FIONA MACPHERSOIf
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