by Ralph Downes
Chorale Fantasia: How brightly shines the morning star.Buxtehude
From Brompton Oratory. London
An easy anthology
Lesson 14
Twenty language lessons based on a pamphlet with grammar commentary by Dennis Ward
University of Edinburgh Script by Peter Norman University of London
Taking part
Mita Gloria , Emmie Vosnesenskaya Victor Gregoriy , Peter Norman Production by Ariadne Nicolaeft
A Listen and Learn series
Introduced by John Lade
Reviews of Verdi's
La Forza del Destino and of some recent speech records by Harold Rosenthal and J. W. Lambert
A second series-of monthly broadcasts 1: Holbein's THE AMBASSADORS
in the National Gallery, London discussed by David Piper Assistant Keeper of the National Portrait Gallery
Sunday's recorded broadcast in the Home Service
A weekly programme about work in the world of science
THE DRIFTING LIFE
OF THE SEA by R. S. Glover
Oceanographic Laboratory Edinburgh
Every month merchant ships of six nations, while on their normal voyages, tow continuous recorders through the waters of the North Sea and across the Atlantic Ocean. From these recorders, scientists get information about the drifting plants and animals that are the basis of the vast food resources of the seas. This information is needed now to plan against the day when world food supplies may become a serious limiting factor to prosperity and even to survival.
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Today's overseas commodity and financial news, and the London Stock Market closing report
