with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday
6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
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8.35* Yesterday in Parliament

Frank Delaney and Pattie Coldwell join forces for the very first time to take you through the morning
... Advice on Modern Manners from those dedicated observers of current behaviour Laurie Taylor and Vie Lewis Smith
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10.30 Morning Story
Read by Peter Adamson , as Harry Kemp a northern photographer
8: The Mystery Bride by EILEEN CAPEL
10.45 An Act of Worship conducted by David Winter
... A chance to offer someone who asks Can You Help? the benefit of your experience as they talk to resident psychologist Sonya Hinton
... The latest slant on things straight from the beak of Able Seagull Herring
... Local angles on national stories and local stories that may not hit the national headlines in Network UK
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Presented by Roger Black The first in a new series which asks the question: how can we get more out of our time? Spend half-an-hour of yours and find out. Guaranteed free hour a week with every programme. You can't afford to miss it.
Sketches performed by ANGUS DEAYTON
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Written by ROGER BLACK and RORY MCGRATH
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Presenter Sir Robin Day

with Sue MacGregor A Matter of Faith: SUE MARGOLIS talks to three people who changed religion as a result of their marriage.
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Detention by DAVID CALCUTT with Nick is a young teacher in his probationary year, and confronting the problems of a large comprehensive in the Midlands is not easy ... especially when racial tension and violence explode in his face.
Directed by VANESSA WHITBURN and TIM MANNING (First broadcast on BBC Radio WM)

with Neil Landor Producer LUCY LUNT

The Old Nurse's Story by MRS GASKELL
Abridged in two parts and read by Valerie Windsor (1)
In a house in the middle of the country strange noises are heard in the dead of night. The house hides a terrible secret. Producer KAY PATRICK BBC Manchester

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Susannah Simons and Robert Williams

with PAULINE BUSHNELL including
Financial Report

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Written by MONA CRESSWELL Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
BBC Birmingham

with David Jacobs
Compiled by LAURIE MASON Producer CAROLE STONE BBC Bristol

Themes and variations from the lives of the British in South-East Asia 5: Bandits: the anti-terrorist war in the Malayan jungle, 1948-56 Special music by JONATHAN GIBBS BBC
RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP
Compiled and presented by Charles Allen
Producer MICHAEL MASON

'A stout, talkative, dynamic man - one of the few who has made a big difference to the land he loves'.
(HUGH WALTON on John Jackson Adams , First
Baron Adams of Ennerdale)
Nigel Holmes tells the story of Jack Adams , the iron ore miner who was the first Cumbrian to be created a baron since 1793. (First broadcast on BBC Radio Cumbria)

A series of ten montage documentaries
Making Fortunes
This is the electronic crystal ball. The five-inch model costs 9150.
I go by the name Abdullah because my spirit guide is Egyptian, but everyone calls me Reg.
I am seeing the name Sutton Coldfield. ...
Prediction, said George Eliot , is the most gratuitous form of error. It's also one of our few boom industries. Actuality gathers vibrations from a Psychics and Mystics
Fayre, the computorised
Future Forecast Shop and Zodiac Week at Butlin's. Researcher JULIE SIMMONS Producer PETER EVERETT BBC Manchester

with Paul Allen
Producer JOHN POWELL

Falls the Shadow (4)

with Alexander MacLeod
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