with The Early Show including at 6.15
Pause for Thought

including at S.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for Thought

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW

including at 12.30 Cricket
Report on Second Test Match between Pakistan and England at Hyderabad and at 1.15
Today's Story No Doubt About It written by H. R. F. KEATING read by WILFRED PICKLES

Introduced today by Michael Baguley
William Whitelaw 's Wife: CELIA WHITELAW , wife of the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, talks to PAT LINDSAY.
To Combat Grief: DR JOHN ELWOOD -, in charge of an enquiry into why Northern Ireland has the highest infant mortality rate in the British Isles, tells GLORIA HUNNIFORD about his work.
Reading your Letters.
Youth in Action for Peace: a look at a new organisation formed to help teenagers in the Province.
Pink Roller Blues: Belfast journalist KAY KENNEDY reveals the hazards - and sometimes the hilarity - of news gathering in Northern Ireland today. June BARRIE reads
A Child in the Forest by WINIFRED FOLEY (2)

Music and today's Sporting Clue including at 4.15
Waggoners' Walk NW (Repeated: Wed. 10.30 am) Written by BILL LYONS Producers
GLYN DEARMAN and KAY PATRICK
The cast this week:
(Out and About People: page 4) and at 4.30 Sports Desk

with the day's news, including classified racing results, and a report from Hyderabad on the Second Test Match between Pakistan and England

Producer JOHN BILLINGHAM

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune Prizes for all who know their music
Devised by DON DAVIS
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
(If you would like to play this game, send a postcard giving your name, address and telephone number to ' Beat the Record, BBC, London WIA 4WW)

with The Best of Jazz on records Producer KEITH STEWART

ALAN DELL admits:
Producer JOHN HOOPER

1500m only. VHF joins Radio 1 Keith Fordyce with music and news, and Military Band requests, featuring
THE NF.IL RICHARDSON ORCHESTRA
THE ROY WINSTONE DUO Producer IAN FENNER including Sports Desk at 10.15

Introduced by Ray Moore