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Part 2

Ten Years of Women's Rights? Following the Conference in Nairobi organised by the United Nations to mark the end of their Decade for Women, Tuesday
Call focuses on women's rights throughout the world. Has anything been achieved for women in the villages of Africa or India? Has sex discrimination been eliminated in Europe? Are there more women in government and positions of influence? What has the Decade for Women meant for you?
Sue MacGregor is in the Chair Produced by the Woman's Hour unit Lines open from 8.0am

Uncle George in the Float by HUMPHREY PHELPS
Read by Peter Lawrence
'I'm not sure why he was so keen to obtain a conger eel....'
Producer PAMELA HOWE. BBC Bristol

NEM, p 93; Put thou thy trust in God (BBC HB 313); Psalm 34, vv 1-10; Ruth 1, vv 8-18; God moves in a mysterious way (BBC HB 8) Stereo

Quint by JULIA STONEHAM with Miss Quint is a mistress at a polite girls' school and has always understood the virtues of control and discretion. Alone in her study her private reflections reveal more of her emotions than she would ever dream of expressing in public. Directed by PENNY GOLD . Stereo

Michael Clegg , Peter Evans and Alan Davison tackle questions put by an audience in Ainwick, Northumberland. Presented by Derek Jones Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol

Presented by Paul Heiney

Semi-final 2:
South, West and Midlands Chairman Robert Robinson Richard Leathes
(educational consultant) George Little
(retired civil servant) Richard Thompson
(industrial civil servant) Richard Fife
(political agent)
Including Beat the Brains
Programme devised by JOHN P. WYNN Questions set by LAN GILLIES Producer RICHARD EDIS
Stereo

Presented by Brian Widlake

Loretta Goes to the Carnival

Introduced by Sue MacGregor Capture the Moment!
Your baby's first faltering steps, bathtime, splashing around at the seaside....just some of the family photographs everyone loves to take. Photographer
CAMILLA JESSEL offers advice, tips and encouragement.
Serial: Murder, Mr Mosley (2)

by Peter Terson
with Stephen Thorne as John, Anne Jameson as Kate, Graham Blockey as Stephen, Jenny Funnell as Janice, Melinda Walker as Wendy, Jonathan Nibbs as Alastair, Ingrid Hafner as Moira

Kate married young, brought up three children and now decides she wants to lead her own life.
The play follows the fortunes of the family she leaves behind in Ottery St Mary from the tar barrel-rolling ceremony of one November the 5th until she returns the following year.
BBC Bristol
(Stereo)

A profile of the novelist Rosamond Lehmann
'No English writer has told of the pains of women in love more movingly than
Rosamond Lehmann ' (MARGHANITA LASKI) Rosamond Lehmann was 26 when her first book, Dusty Answer, was published to instant public and critical acclaim. Short stories, six novels and an autobiography followed.
Taking part with Rosamond Lehmann are
Sybille Bedford, Anita Brookner ,
Valentine Cunningham , Marghanita Laski John Lehmann , Gillian Tindall. Presented by Richard Mayne Reader ROSALIE CRUTCHLEY Producer DANIEL DODD
(A revised Kaleidoscope repeat)

The Age of Illusion 4: Miss Amy Johnson

Presented by Valerie Singleton and Robert Williams continued on VHF/FM 5.50-5.55

with DAVID HITCHINSON including Financial Report

Stereo

Come, Come, Ye Saints
In the first of three programmes about choral life, Ian Bradley visits Salt Lake City, Utah, to meet some of the 350 members of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Producer GILLIAN HUSH
BBC Manchester

Geoff Watts reports Producer JULIAN BROWN

In 1956 Gordon Cooper was among the youngsters at
Ellison Street Junior School photographed after passing their 11-plus exam.
This year they will be 40.
Brought up on free milk and orange juice, they were the promise of post-war Britain - but what kind of people did that promise produce?
In the last of four programmes Gordon talks to his class-mates about their family lives, and asks sociologist Lesley Rimmer how typical their experiences have been.
Producer SARAH ROWLANDS

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Ian Skidmore goes in search of the unusual - and finds
PC Hugh 'Bugail' Williams, otherwise Hugh the Shepherd, who trains sheepdogs and carves love spoons when off duty.
Producer HERBERT WILLIAMS BBC Wales

A Passage to Belfast
'Belfast stands no nonsense and lies at the head of Belfast Lough. In all our far-flung Empire one could scarcely find a city which stood nonsense less.'
So said the novelist E. M.
Forster. His observation was based on a number of visits from 1912 until his last stay in 1952. He was then unveiling a memorial to his friend Forrest Reid, the writer whose work he greatly admired.
Wesley McCann uncovers
Forster's impressions of Belfast. Producer KATHRYN PORTER
(First broadcast on Radio Ulster)

Lady Addle Remembers (2)

Presented by Richard Kershaw
11.0 Headlines

followed by an interlude