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Fantasy and magic are vital traditions in children's literature. Jenni Mills meets Ursula Le Guin ,
Diana Wynne Jones and Jenny Nimmo.
Producer Jill Burridge

Contributors

Unknown:
Jenni Mills
Unknown:
Ursula Le Guin
Unknown:
Diana Wynne Jones
Unknown:
Jenny Nimmo.
Producer:
Jill Burridge

Tony Wilkinson reports on the Penrith Press. It's not all floods, garbage tips and drug busts.
There are violin lessons at the Joan Sutherland Arts Centre and male beauty contests at the Panther's Club.
Producer Julian Hale. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Wilkinson
Producer:
Julian Hale.

Ian Christie picks the week's new films, including The Handmaid's Tale; actor Simon Callow talks about his not-so-happy experiences in front of the camera; and Clare Tomalin uncovers the invisible woman in Charles Dickens 's life. Producer Mike Greenwood Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Christie
Talks:
Simon Callow
Talks:
Clare Tomalin
Unknown:
Charles Dickens
Producer:
Mike Greenwood

Hugh Sykes reports from Northumberland and Cornwall in his search for Britain's most exciting new companies. 3: Seabait are angling for the L 10,000 award with a ragworm farm in a power station. Copa South West hope to clean up the E5,000 prize by saving beaches from pollution. Producer Marc Jobst

Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh Sykes
Producer:
Marc Jobst

Robert Dawson Scott goes behind the scenes of a giant firework display and talks to pyrotechnic buffs about the magic, and dangers, of playing with fire.
Producer Steve Greenwood

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Dawson Scott
Producer:
Steve Greenwood

Simon Brett takes a look at the end of October through other diarists' eyes, and adds his entry for Hallowe'en 1990. Producers Kate Whitehead and Kate McAII. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Brett
Producers:
Kate Whitehead
Producers:
Kate McAii.

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This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More