Listings
: Pause for Thought
The People I Meet3: a Probation Officer
: * Pete Murray's Open House
says farewell to the Belle and talks to some of the people travelling on the last scheduled run of the Brighton Belle at the end of 40 years' service Producers JOHN BILLINGHAM and COLIN CHANDLERContributors
: Morning Story
Tuesday Night written by BARBARA WALSH read by PATRICK BRANNIGANContributors
: Waggoners' Walk NW
(Friday afternoon's broadcast): Tony Brandon
ProducerCHRIS MORGAN
1.50 Sports Desk: with lunchtime cricket scores
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Marjorie AndersonEmeralds: JOAN FRANK on the birthstone for May
Kids' Stuff: VANESSA SELMES describes her son's swimming lessons
Reading your Letters
Memories of a Miner: JIM BULLOCK talks to TONY VAN DEN
BERGH
Cookery Club: HONOR WYATT and BETTY ASTELL discuss ways with vegetables with MARGARET RUBBLE
The Dreamer by WALTER MACKEN abridged by DOREEN ESTALL read by Alan Barry
Contributors
: John Dunn
Music for your afternoon Today's Sporting ClueMotor Racing - The Spanish Grand Prix: report by COLIN DRYDEN , and Cricket - Worcester v The Australians: report by BRIAN JOHNSTON
Contributors
: Waggoners' Walk NW
Written by JILL HYEM and ALAN DOWNERProducers GLYN DEARMAN and KAY PATRICK
(Repeated: Tues, 11.15 am) The cast this week:
Contributors
: Sports Desk
with up-to-the-minute news of cricket, racing, and the rest of ihe afternoon's sport: * Charlie Chester
Music, your ' lively ' letters, stars on disc, the latest news. and Girl Talk with JULIE DAWN Producers JOHN BUSSELL ind ALAN WISHERContributors
: Party Political Broadcast
on behalf of the Conservative and Unionist Party: Album Time
with Alan DellProducer LILIAN DUFF
Contributors
: Sports Desk
with the day's news. Including classified racing results and the latest cricket scores: After Seven: John Timpson
A mid-evening entertainment including DICK VOSBURGH Producer ANGELA BOND7.28* Sports Desk: with cricket close of play scores
: The Navy Lark
with Leslie Phillips, Stephen Murray, Jon PertweeA chronicle of events aboard HMS Troutbridge
written by LAWRIE WYMAN and GEORGE EVANS
and involving RICHARD CALDICOT HEATHER CHASEN, TENNIEL EVANS MICHAEL BATES and ELIZABETH MORGAN
Announcer MICHAEL DE MORGAN
(Leslie Phillips is in "The Man Most Likely To..." at the Duke of York's Theatre, and Richard Caldicot in "No Sex, Please - We're British" at the Strand Theatre, London)
Contributors
: Kenneth McKellar
with A Song for EveryoneBBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE conductor IAIN SUTHERLAND Producer EDDIE FRASER
Contributors
: Country Style
Pat Campbell with music in the country style, plus the latest news on the country scene and guests THE HILLSIDES Producer BILL BEBBContributors
: Late Night Extra
(1500m. For VHF see Radio li Bob Holness with music and news, Vintage Corner, people and places, featuringTHE FRANK CHACKSFIELD ORCHESTRA
THE GORDON LANGFORD QUARTET Producer Michael FORD
Executive producer TONY LUKE Including Sports Desk at 10.15
Contributors
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