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presenters Libby Purves and Hugh Sykes
6 45* Prayer for the Day THE REV RICHARD HARRIES
7.0,8.0 Today's News Read by BRYAN MARTIN
7.30, 8.30 News headlines
7.45. Thought for the Day

Contributors

Presenters:
Libby Purves
Presenters:
Hugh Sykes
Unknown:
Richard Harries
Unknown:
Bryan Martin

A six-part series in which June Knox Mawer invites a traveller to talk about the one place, the one book, the one piece of music, to which he or she would choose to return in fact or fantasy.
3: Jonathan Raban, who would return to the Mississippi carrying Lawrence Sterne's
Sentimental Journey and a recording of American Pie. Producer
BARBARA CROWTHER

Contributors

Unknown:
Knox Mawer
Unknown:
Barbara Crowther

Introduced from Birmingham by Maureen Staffer
Just What I Need:
ANN TENNANT reports on a scheme to provide tailor-made aids for disabled people.
Summertime Food: MARGARET HORSFIELD collects some ideas. Falling in Love: a mixture of memories of love and weddings. BBC Birmingham
Tolstoy Remembered (3)

Contributors

Unknown:
Ann Tennant
Unknown:
Margaret Horsfield

by Tom Elliott
'The thing about you is, you'll be rich but never lucky. That'll be five bob and send the next 'un in will you?'
A promenade gypsy at Blackpool in the summer of 1952 sets the seal on young Leslie's future.
But not even he can cope with the monstrous piece of ill-luck which takes away his hopes just at the point when they seem to be fulfilled at last.
BBC Manchester

Contributors

Writer:
Tom Elliott
Director:
David Sheasby
Leslie:
Paul Copley
Joyce:
Sue Wallace
Arnold:
George A. Cooper
Aunt Win:
Paula Tilbrook
Katrina:
Gwen Taylor
Ira Plimsoll/Man in club:
Peter Bell
Sonya:
Jane Collins

A series of four programmes about depression presented by Dr Dick Thompson ,
Assistant Director of the Mental Health Foundation.
1: ' Am I going mad. Doctor? '
DICK Thompson finds out what depression is and why people suffer from it. What is the difference between just feeling moody and fed up, and being a depressive, where everything is too much to cope with and life may not be worth living?
Producer SARAH ROWLANDS

Contributors

Presented By:
Dr Dick Thompson
Unknown:
Dick Thompson
Producer:
Sarah Rowlands

King Solomon's Mines by H. RIDER HAGGARD abridged in ten parts by RONALD RUSSELL
Read by FRANK DUNCAN (10) Producer PAMELA HOWE BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
H. Rider Haggard
Unknown:
Ronald Russell
Read By:
Frank Duncan
Producer:
Pamela Howe

Trevor Nunn
When he succeeded SIR PETER HALL as Artistic Director of the Royal
Shakespeare Company, Trevor Nunn felt that most of the Company regarded him as ' a juvenile who lived in a couple of rooms opposite the theatre '. Today, in the words of IAN MCKELLAN , there is no actor who has worked with him ' who isn't his devoted admirer and who wouldn't long to work with him again '.
Presenter Sonia Beesley
Producer KEITH SALMON

Contributors

Unknown:
Trevor Nunn
Unknown:
Peter Hall
Unknown:
Trevor Nunn
Unknown:
Ian McKellan
Presenter:
Sonia Beesley
Producer:
Keith Salmon

A panel including Lord George-Brown, Lord Marsh and Clive Jenkins tackle the issues raised by an audience from Burton, Christchurch, Dorset
Chairman David Jacobs
BBC Bristol

Contributors

Chairman:
David Jacobs
Panellist:
Lord George-Brown
Panellist:
Lord Marsh
Panellist:
Clive Jenkins
Producer:
Carole Stone

An irreverently critical look back at the week's news with Bill Wallis David Tate
Sheila Steafel Chris Emmett with the music of DAVID FIRMAN
Written by GUY JENKIN JOHN LANGDON. RICHARD
QUICK, JEREMY BROWNE , BOB SINFIELD , BRIAN BETHELL TONY SARCHET and PETER HICKEY. Producer
PAUL MAYHEW-ARCHER

Contributors

Unknown:
Bill Wallis
Unknown:
David Tate
Unknown:
Sheila Steafel
Unknown:
Chris Emmett
Unknown:
David Firman
Unknown:
Jenkin John Langdon.
Unknown:
Jeremy Browne
Unknown:
Bob Sinfield
Unknown:
Brian Bethell
Unknown:
Tony Sarchet
Unknown:
Peter Hickey.
Unknown:
Paul Mayhew-Archer

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