by George Thalben-Ball
From Temple Church. London
By permission of the Treasurers and Masters of the Bench of the Inner and of the Middle Temple

Lesson 19
Twenty-one language lessons based on a pamphlet with grammar commentary by Dennis Ward, University of Edinburgh
Script by Peter Norman, University of London
Production by Ariadne Nicolaeff

Work in the world of science
The Colour Problem by Richard Snell, Lecturer in Anatomy University of Durham

Most of the natural colours in skin and hair are due to one pigment - melanin. Differences in colour are caused, not by differences in skin structure, but by the different rates at which melanin is produced. Why are there these differences, and how are they controlled?

Still Life
2: Braque
STILL LIFE WITH FISH
Speaker, David Sylvester
Sunday's recorded broadcast in the Home Service

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