Producers MARTIN small and LESLIE COTTINGTON
with Gerald Priestland
6.55 Weather: programme news
Producer MARTIN SMALL BBC Birmingham
Broadcast at 6.50 am)
{Broadcast last Thursday)
7.55 Weather: programme news
Broadcast at 7.10 am)
with Tony Lewis
Golf: at Wenlwortn. the top plavers are competing for the 30.0O0 first prize in the Suntory World
Match Play Championship. Hear from the personalities.
Show Jumpina: The Horse of the Year Show reaches its climax at Wembley tonisht. Hear the story behind the news.
A Radio Sport and 00 production
Bernard Falk with SUSAN MARLING. and IAN LYON
Producers GEOFF DOBSON and JENNY MARSHALL
Editor ROGER MACDONALD
Helanie Phillips , of The Guardian, takes a look at the weekly magazines. Producer maggy REDFERN
Presenter Noel Lewis. who's been following the Social Democratic Party Conference in Perth. Bradford and London. Producer PETER ROBINS
New Every Morning, page :10; Go to dark
Gethsemane (BP 22):
Psalm 22; I Corinthians 15. vv 12-26 (RSV): When I survey the wondrous cross (BBC HR 97)
BBC correspondents talk about the countries they work in. Editor PADDY O'KEEFFE
Presented by Louise Boiling
Unit Trust Managers' Portfolio
Five leading investment managers back their judgment on where the best prospects lie for making money over the next year: Will the Far
East remain in favour? Is the USA poised for growth? What odds technology and energy? Who's backing a British recovery?
Hear the experts' choice. and then why not have a crack at the Money Box
Unit Trust Investor of the Year competition. Details from Money Box, BBC, London WIA 1AA
A Financial World Tonight. production
(Repeated: Mon 10.2 am)
Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden take unfair advantage of Willie Rushton and Denise Coffey, aided by Chairman Humphrey Lyttelton
Abetted by pianist COLIN SELL
Aproduced by GEOFFREY PERKINS
(Rptd: Monday 6.30 pm)
12.55 Weather: programme news
The lit lion
Denis Healey. MP
Sir Raymond Pennock Surah Hosr
John Julius Norwich from Newjirk-on-Trcnt, Nottinghamshire
(Broadcast yesterday*
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only
An End in Sight by SANDRA HALE
Beatty is being pressed to move to live with her son's family and the upheaval is necessarv, even inevitable. Then someone comes to buy her house whose circumstances, she believes, make the change desirable as well....
Directed by TONY CLIFF BBC Manchester
(Rrpeated: lues 11.5 am)
{Broadcast last Tuesday)
Audrej Lees. of London Transport
{Broadcast yesterday)
Let Neil Landor sort out your queries.
Producer SIMON ELMES iHptd: Thurs 11.50 am) long wave only
reads from
A Victorian Playgoer the book by rate ikkry cwelgud, edited by MURIEL ST CLAne BYRNE, arranged for radio by nevili.e teller Sir John Gielgud's mother was an inveterate playgoer all her life and she wrote down her impressions of what she saw. She had no conceivable thought that these ' reviews ' would ever be read by. anyone but the person they were sent to. and this gives them a frankness and a freshness of quite remarkable distinction. This afternoon her distinguished actor son reads a selection, bringing to mind many of the legendary stage stars at the turn of the century. Producer GRAHAM GAUL"D long tcave only
A magazine of interest to disabled listeners and their families.
Presenter Marilyn Alan Editor MARLENE PEASE
Correspondence address : BBC, Broadcasting House, London W1A AWW long wave only
Fifth of six programmes about running your own business.
Gwyn Richards puts the questions to Derek Jones and Bill Perry
Organising the Work Late deliveries, irate customers, wasted time, lost opportunities - how to avoid these often fatal errors by disciplined planning and control.
(First broadcast on R3) long wave only
( Broadcast yesterday} long wave only
5.50 Shipping forecast long wave only
5.55 Weather: programme news: long wave only
Amiably competitive conversation
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Richard Baker presents a blend of musical entertainment on record. Producer RAY ABROTT
{Repeated: Wed 11.5 am)
by Patrice Chaplin
with Morag Hood as Victoria, Theresa Streatfeild as Sylvia, John Rowe as Gerry,
Margot Boyd as Victoria's mother and Bill Paterson as Alex
Victoria is busy planning her wedding to a much older Oxford don. To her surprise, she starts receiving postcards dating from the First World War, which trace the development of a passionate relationship during those troubled times. In a state of some ambivalence about her own future, she becomes obsessed by the postcards. Who is sending them and why?
(Repeated: Mon 3.2 pm)
(Morag Hood is in "Amadeus" at Her Majesty's Theatre, London)
A Royal Subject
The Queen of the United Kingdom and Her other Realms and Territories is therefore Queen of such disparate countries as Australia. Canada, The Bahamas and Jamaica. Michael Manley, former Prime Minister of Jamaica, argues that the British Monarchy is an impediment to their self-determination - imposing on them institutions and hierarchies both alien and irrelevant to their citizens and their cultures. Before an invited audience, including loyal Monarchists and staunch Republicans - royal subjects from both hemispheres - he has just ten minutes to make his case. Desmond Wilcox referees the ensuing debate. This, the second of four outside broadcasts, comes from the Commonwealth Institute. London.
Research VIR(;INIA Hrmnv Producer SHARON BANOFf
An evening meditation led by Fr Willie McDade
by JOHN and JULIA KEAT The third of five programmes on Scottish explorers.
Useful in his Day
The story of Mungo Park In 1795. Mungo Park set out to reach the River Niger in the region of Timbuktu. His sufferings set a standard for
African exploration that was never equalled. Narrated by PATRICK MALAHIDE with ALEX NORTON as Park Other parts played by TOM CRIDDLE
Producer PATRICK RAYNER (First broadcast on Radio Scotland)
Weather report; forecast followed by an interlude
