played by Colin Horsley

by the Rt. Hon. Kenneth Younger
Director-General of the Royal
Institute of International Affairs
Must Britain decide now to join the European Economic Community? Mr. Younger tays that the political implications arc so far-reaching and at the same time so obscure that any immediate decision would have to be negative. He thinks that as the future form of European unity becomes clearer Britain will be able to achieve a satisfactory association with her neighbours which will take account of the differences between Britain and Europe as well as the similarities.
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Translated and arranged by Rayner Heppenstall from the short novel
' Les Lauriers sont coupes ' by Edouard Dujardin
Produced by Rayner Heppenstall
Les Lauriers sont coupes, first published serially in La Revue Independante in 1887, was the first recorded example of novel in ' interior monologue ' or ' stream of consciousness ' form. It strongly influenced lames Joyce, who picked up a copy on station bookstall on the way to Tours in 1903.

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Act 1: A room in the castle of the Duke of Manara in Castile: an autumn night
Acr 2: Ines' boudoir in the castle of Villa-mayor: the following night

The Last Battle of the Boer War by Charles Jansen Editor of Africa 1960
Charles Jansen , who recently got back from one of his regular visits to Africa, talks about Afrikaaner myths and attitudes.

Acr 3: A room in a fashionable posada In Madrid: afternoon, six months later
Acr 4: Nave of the church of the Sacred Rosary: morning, three months later

by Bernard Malamud
Read by Sam Wanamaker
The characteristic world of Bernard Mala mud's stories is the poor Jewry of New York. The Magic Barrel, which takes as its hero an earnest rabbinical student in search of a wife, is a hilarious and sad exploration of a corner of that world.
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