News, information, and market trends for farmers
Producer, Archie MacPhee

The morning magazine
Introduced by Jack de Manio

followed by an interlude

' Through the Tunnel'
Talks by the Rev. Edwin White

Second edition
Introduced by Jack de Manio

followed by an interlude

Fred Streeter
The well-known head gardener of Petworth Park talks to his namesake and second cousin, who is a french polisher at a 300-year-old West End restaurant.
Introduced by Jack Singleton

played by David and Frank Glazer
Recorded broadcast of Dec. 7, 1961

Rimsky-Korsakov
A gramophone record of the closing scene from his opera ' The Snow Maiden'

Jimmy Leach and his Organolian Quartet

Dorita y Pepe invite you to listen to some favourite Latin-American records

Four scientists answer listeners' questions about science and technology
In the Chair
Professor G. P. Wells , F.R.S.
Members of Panel R. J. C. Harris
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
B. J. Mason
Imperial College, London
Gwynne Vevers
Zoological Society of London
W. T. Williams
University of Southampton Arranged by Archie Clow
Recorded broadcast of February 1

BBC Welsh Orchestra Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conducted by Michael Steyn

Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region

Freddy Grisewood recalls some of the highlights, grave and gay, from the fourteen years' run of this famous discussion programme
Produced by Michael Bowen
Last Friday's recorded broadcast in the Light Programme

A history and an,appreciation of ' The Home of Shakespeare and Opera in English ' 1914-1962
3: ... and Sadler's Wells including the recorded voices of TYRONE GUTHRIE , NINETTE DE VALOIS JOAN CROSS, ALICIA MARKOVA
ARTHUR Bliss , ANNETTE PREVOST
CONSTANT LAMBERT, MARGOT FONTEYN
Introduced by Christopher Venning Produced by John Powell
The recorded broadcast of March 16, in the series A World of Sound

Ludwig Koch reminisces about animals he has met, and plays music from Saint - Saens'a 'Carnival of the Animals'
Last of three programmes
Produced by Harold Rogers

A serial in twelve parts adapted from his novel by R.F. Delderfield

(Recorded broadcast of November 3, 1959, in the Light Programme)

Tuneful reminders of yesterday played by Louis Voss and his Kursaal Orchestra with Pat Lancaster and Harry Dawson
Ian Stewart (piano)
Introduced by Peter Fettes Produced by John Tylee

Midland Region's popular panel game devised by Tony Shryane and Edward J. Mason
Dilys Powell and Frank Muir challenge Nancy Spain and Denis Norden
In the umpire's chair, Jack Longland
Sunday's recorded broadcast

Stuart Hibberd introduces Violet Heald to talk about worship

Devised and presented by Elwyn Price
2: Passing the Test

Joan Robson plays gramophone records from the countries she visited
3: France
Produced by Roger Burgess

Forecast for land areas, followed hy a detailed forecast for the South-East region

Part 1

by Count Bobrinskoy Melek Taus , or the Angel Peacock , was the name given by a Kurdish sect to the Spirit of Evil which had fallen from heaven, and whom they worshipped as part of their twin god. Count Bobrinskoy tells how an ibex-hunting expedition brought him across members of this rare religious sect and how the encounter was an enriching experience for him.

Part 2 followed by an interlude

The News
Background to the News
People in the News

London Consort of Viols Harry Danks (treble viol)
Stanley Wootton (treble viol) Desmond Dupre (tenor viol) Ysobel Danks (tenor viol) Henry Revell (bass viol)