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Presenters John Timpson and Libby Purves
&,45' Prayer for the Day With THE REV BROOKE LANE
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by Pauline BUSHNELL
7.30. 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day

Contributors

Presenters:
John Timpson
Unknown:
Brooke Lane
Read By:
Pauline Bushnell

The Company Wife byBETTYBURTON
Read by Elizabeth Proud 1 Kate raised herself on one elbow to turn the pillow onto its cooler side. She heard a noise from the servants' rooms, high on the roof of the next block of Bats. It was the sound of scuffling bare feet and a whispered argument. A door creaked shut, then all was quiet again.'

Contributors

Read By:
Elizabeth Proud

Introduced by Sue MacGregor
Guest of the Week: the portrait painter June Mendoza.
Billy the Kid. 100 years after the death of the kid RO" ALLDRIDGE looks at how a killer became a folk hero.
Semi to Stately Home: SUSAN MARLING visits Canon Frome Court, where several families enjoy life in a country mansion.
Whose Wedding?: the royal quiz continued.
More Work for the Undertaker (11)

Contributors

Unknown:
June Mendoza.
Unknown:
Susan Marling

Queenie's Channel by DAVID WHEELER with Beryl Reid as Queenie . There are too many people in this world going about doing good, It's an epidemic, I don't want to be done good to, I want to be accepted for what I amor else put away. Now you know.' But a weekend alone with a broken television set brings
Queenie some surprises ...
Directed by MARGARET ET ALL

Contributors

Unknown:
David Wheeler
Unknown:
Beryl Reid
Directed By:
Margaret Et All
Edna:
Sheelah Wilcocks
Frank:
Alan Dudley
Announcer:
Stephen Thorne
Master of Ceremonies:
Haydn Wood
Commentator:
Crawford Logan
Mother:
Theresa Streatpeild
Queenie (aged 18):
Christine Absalom
Teacher:
Patience Tomlinson
TV man:
David McAlister

A special edition of the new writing anthology, recorded before an invited audience, using favourite pieces of prose and poetry from the first three series. Introduced by Brian Thompson with BRIGIT FORSYTH TONY ROBINSON and songs by MARK BUNYAN Producer
KAY JAMIESON BBC
Manchester

Contributors

Introduced By:
Brian Thompson
Unknown:
Brigit Forsyth
Unknown:
Tony Robinson
Songs By:
Mark Bunyan
Producer:
Kay Jamieson

George Wedell has spent a lifetime walking the corridors of power as civil servant, church administrator, university professor and bureaucrat. Tonight he proposes a new law of bureaucracy: ' Don't worry about a policy of your own; just stand your predecessor's on its head.'
BBC Manchester

Contributors

Unknown:
George Wedell

! Written by HELEN LEADBEATER
(Repeated: Thurs 1.40pm) Cast for the week:
BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Written By:
Helen Leadbeater
Peggy Arch-er:
June Spencer
Jennifer Aldridge:
Angela Piper
Tony Archer:
Colin Skipp
Pat Archer:
Patricia Gallimore
Phil Archer:
Norman Painting
Jill Archer:
Patricia Greene
Shula Archer:
Judy Bennett
David Archer:
Nigel Carrivick
Tom Forrest,:
Bob Arnold
John Tregorran:
John Bott
Jack Woolley:
Arnold Peters
Nelson Gabriel:
Jack May
Mrs Perkins:
Pauline Seville
Polly Perks:
Alison Skilbeck
Joie Grundy:
Haydn Jones
Eddie Grundy:
Trevor Harrison
Jethro Larkin:
George Hart
Clarrie Larkin:
Heather Bell
Caroline Bone:
Sara Coward
Mark Hebden:
Richard Derrington
Robin Catchpole:
Edward McCarthy

Why is it desirable to be normal? How objective are job interviewers?
Can psychology ever be an exact science? A few of the wide range of questions posed by listeners and discussed by Dr John Nicholson and Professor Noel Dilly. In the Chair
Sue MacGregor
Produced by the Woman's Hour unit

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr John Nicholson
Unknown:
Professor Noel Dilly.

includes the first major exhibition of PICASSO'S work to be held in London since 1967 at the Hayward Gallery; and Those Radio Times by SUSAN BRIGGS , a nostalgic scrapbook which recaptures the excitement of the early days of radio.
Presenter Paul Allen
Producer CARROLL MOORE

Contributors

Unknown:
Susan Briggs
Presenter:
Paul Allen
Producer:
Carroll Moore

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