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What was Sherlock
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Together: An Assembly for Schools
with The AM Alternative
Dr Trish McNair takes a look at the week's medical news. Plus news, views, guests and the Mystery Voice quiz. Take part by calling [number removed]93.
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Plus at 10.25-10.30
Wiggly Park Statues
Read by Andrew Sachs.
Francis Collings and his celebrity squad broadcast around the world.
From politics to playgroups, from men to money, six Asian women living in Birmingham have their say.
With Susan Marling.
1.05 Let's Make a Story; 1.20
Listening and Reading; 1.30 The Song Tree: Music Course 1; 1.45 In the News;
Presented by Caron Keating and Mark Kermode.
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UK news and views.
Penelope Lively 's classic ghost story, read in five parts by Willie Rushton. 4: The Diary
James discovers a vital clue to the history of Thomas Kempe.
Jez Nelson is in his element as he takes a walk on the wild side of science.
Liz Kershaw spins some groovy discs, exercises her sparkling wit and goes in depth with Mark Lamarr.
Debbie Horsfield's ten-part football drama.
3: February 1980: Phil is at university, Nita has opened her own hairdressing salon, Beth is unemployed - and Alice? Alice is getting married, and our heroines reunite for the big day.
Presented by Danny Choranji and Perminder Khatkar.
