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7.10 L W Sunday Papers
7.15 LW Apna Hi Ghar Samajhiye : for Asians BBC Birmingham
7.45 Bells
7.50 Turning Over New Leaves THE REV ROBERT FOXCROFT reviews Butler's Lives of the Saints, concise edition, edited by MICHAEL WALSH.

Contributors

Unknown:
Ghar Samajhiye
Unknown:
Robert Foxcroft
Edited By:
Michael Walsh.

on St Patrick's Day, for the Fourth Sunday in Lent from St Eugene's Cathedral, Londonderry, on the Lenten theme The Living God. 4: God's Love
Celebrant and Preacher The Bishop of Derry,
THE MOST REV DR EDWARD DALY Organist and choirmaster DONAL DOHERTY
Readings: Jeremiah 1, w 4-9; Acts 13, vv 46-49; Luke 10, w 1-12,17-20
Mass for peace (T. C. Kelly); Padraig Aspal (Aherne); Be thou my vision (Slane); A
Gaelic blessing (Rutter); Dochas linn Naomh Padraig (trad) BBC Northern Ireland

Contributors

Organist:
Dr Edward Daly
Choirmaster:
Donal Doherty
Unknown:
Padraig Aspal
Unknown:
Naomh Padraig

Life with The Lyons
The first of two programmes starring Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon with Barbara Lyon
Richard Lyon , Hugh Morton
Horace Percival , Doris Rogers Molly Weir , Clive Baxter and David Enders
BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA conducted by PAUL FENOULHET Incidental music by ARTHUR WILKINSON
Written by BEBE DANIELS , BOB BLOCK and BILL HARDING
Producer TOM RONALD (First broadcast in 1952)

Contributors

Unknown:
Bebe Daniels
Unknown:
Ben Lyon
Unknown:
Barbara Lyon
Unknown:
Richard Lyon
Unknown:
Hugh Morton
Unknown:
Horace Percival
Unknown:
Doris Rogers
Unknown:
Molly Weir
Unknown:
Clive Baxter
Unknown:
David Enders
Conducted By:
Paul Fenoulhet
Music By:
Arthur Wilkinson
Written By:
Bebe Daniels
Written By:
Bob Block
Written By:
Bill Harding
Producer:
Tom Ronald

Spoiling Egypt by MIKE WALKER
What did Tom Lee expect when he joined Special Branch? He didn't expect to be hunted down, terrified and locked up alone in his own nightmare. Electronic music composed and played by david CHILTON Directed by PETER KING
Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Mike Walker
Unknown:
Tom Lee
Played By:
David Chilton
Directed By:
Peter King
Tom Lee:
Brian Cox
Bryant:
Norman Jones

Brian Johnston visits the small market town of Cleobury Mortimer in Shropshire. Its population is under 2,000, agriculture predominates, but there is some light industry including pen manufacturing. Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Johnston
Unknown:
Cleobury Mortimer
Producer:
Anthony Smith

Hunter Davies presents Radio 4's good books programme, including this week an interview with Philip Ziegler , official biographer of Mountbatten.
Producer ANNE BLAIR GOULD

Contributors

Unknown:
Hunter Davies
Unknown:
Philip Ziegler
Producer:
Anne Blair Gould

A serial in six parts by COLIN SHAW
When James Hamilton finds a body on the beach and it's got a bullet through the head, you'd think he'd be justified in suspecting foul play. But the Doradan police are convinced that the man died of a heart attack.
2: A Summons to Table Eight
With JOHN BULL . CARLOS DOUGLAS
DAVID SINCLAIR and ALAN THOMPSON Directed by JANE MORGAN
Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Colin Shaw
Unknown:
James Hamilton
Unknown:
John Bull
Unknown:
Carlos Douglas
Unknown:
David Sinclair
Unknown:
Alan Thompson
Directed By:
Jane Morgan
James Hamilton:
Steve Hodson
Susie Field:
Helena Breck
Hayes Davidson:
Norman Jones
Fr John:
Stephen Thorne
Bernardo:
Michael McStay

George Petrie was a song collector, artist and antiquarian. In 1855 the Society for the Preservation and Publication of the Melodies of Ireland published The Petrie
Collection of the Ancient Music of Ireland which included the now well-known 'tune from the County of Londonderry'. Readers ANTHONY FINIGAN and PATRICK BRANNIGAN Producer DAVID BYERS
(First broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster) Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
George Petrie
Readers:
Anthony Finigan
Readers:
Patrick Brannigan
Producer:
David Byers

A series of six programmes 5: Nicaragua
'A Communist totalitarian state' was President Reagan's recent description of Nicaragua, but how far is this borne out by the facts?
Hugh O'Shaughnessy examines the Sandinista revolution and finds out how the Nicaraguans are coping with shortages of food and fuel, a war going on within their territory and opposition from one of the world's most powerful countries.
Producer MICK WEBB
For booklist, send sae to: [address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh O'Shaughnessy
Producer:
Mick Webb

by RICHARD MULLEN
'We are nothing; less than nothing, and dreams. We are only what might have been.' A portrait of one of the best loved of English writers,
Charles Lamb , who died 150 years ago.
Michael Tudor Barnes Gwen Cherrell, David Garth and Colin Starkey
Narrator John Rowe
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Mullen
Unknown:
Charles Lamb
Unknown:
David Garth
Narrator:
Colin Starkey
Narrator:
John Rowe
Producer:
Alan Haydock
Lamb:
David March

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