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Michael Buerk chairs a live debate on questions of Morality. Witnesses face cross-examination from Edward Pearce ,
Janet Daley , Rabbi Hugo Gryn and Prof Norman Stone.
Producer David Coomes. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Buerk
Unknown:
Edward Pearce
Unknown:
Janet Daley
Unknown:
Rabbi Hugo Gryn
Unknown:
Prof Norman Stone.
Producer:
David Coomes.

2: Town and Around
Lake Salagou, dolomitic circles and disappearing
Srannies feature in today's talk by John P Harris about life in Languedoc. Producer Merilyn Harris. Stereo .A BBC book and Radio
Collection cassette are available in book and record shops.

Contributors

Talk By:
John P Harris
Producer:
Merilyn Harris.

Patrick Hannan chairs the light-hearted political quiz. Team captains, Austin
Mitchell MP and Michael White , are joined this week by Andrew Rawnsley and Robin Corbett MP.
Producer Louise Coats. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Patrick Hannan
Unknown:
Michael White
Unknown:
Andrew Rawnsley
Unknown:
Robin Corbett
Producer:
Louise Coats.

To end the series of plays by Angela Carter , a macabre re-working of Little Red Riding Hood.
Storytelkr JOHN WESTBROOK With Peter Baldwin , Eve Karpf, Elizabeth Rider , Jeremy Booker , Emma Kate Davies
Director Glyn Dearman
Stereo (First broadcast 1980)

Contributors

Unknown:
Angela Carter
Unknown:
Storytelkr John Westbrook
Unknown:
Peter Baldwin
Unknown:
Elizabeth Rider
Unknown:
Jeremy Booker
Unknown:
Emma Kate Davies
Director:
Glyn Dearman
Red Hood:
Elizabeth Proud
The Werewolf:
Michael Williams
Granny:
Katherine Parr

Paul Allen reviews the new David Storey play
Stages, and reports on civil rights campigner Malcolm X as a film about him opens in the States. With blues legend B B King in the studio.
Producer Anthony Denselow
Stereo (Revised repeat at 9.15pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Allen
Unknown:
David Storey
Producer:
Anthony Denselow

by Ben Miller. Tour de France
Everyone goes on and on about how boring professional cycling is compared to the 1980s. So if Brian, Derek and Sue have to leave the Post
Office to look after itself for a bit, and do something about it then it's really ungrateful to start complaining. Anyway, sorting mail is much harder than it looks, so they probably need a break. And it'll be loads better than some of the rubbish on telly these days. With Ben Miller , John Thompson ,
Alistair McGowan and Jim Barclay.
Producer Gareth Edwards

Contributors

Unknown:
Ben Miller.
Unknown:
Ben Miller
Unknown:
John Thompson
Unknown:
Alistair McGowan
Unknown:
Jim Barclay.
Producer:
Gareth Edwards

Through the Roof?
Growth is back in favour with the Government. But David Walker asks if increased national prosperity depends on the housing market, and a new bout of rising prices. Producer Simon Coates

Contributors

Unknown:
David Walker
Producer:
Simon Coates

A serial in eight parts by Francis Durbridge.
4: That Old Intuition
As the murderer becomes more ruthless, Steve herself could be in danger.
Director Martyn C Webster (First broadcast in 1957)

Contributors

Unknown:
Francis Durbridge.
Director:
Martyn C Webster
Paul Temple:
Peter Coke
Steve:
Marjorie Westbury
Sir Graham Forbes:
Lester Muddiit
Rupert Dreisler:
Brewster Mason
Pete Roberts:
Thomas Heathcote
Terry Gibson:
Isabel Dean
Adrian Frost:
Simon Lack
Charlie:
James Beattie
dutch Brompton:
Lockwood West

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