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: News
: Today
with Brian Redhead in Manchester and John Timpson in LondonAt 7.0 and 8.0 News and more of Today with 7.25* and 8.25' VHF Regional News and Weather: and Thought for the Day at 7.45'
English Regions: see column 5
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: News
: These You Have Loved
(Sat's. broadcast: shortened): News
: From Our Own Correspondent
medium irava only: Daily Service
NEM, p 21; Blessed Jesus, at thy word (BBC HB 257): Psalm 1; Hebrews 5. vv 11-12. 6, v 9 to 7, v 3 (NEB); Jesu, the very thought of thee (BBC HB 322): Morning Story
Tomorrow Will Be Better Still by FLORENCE BAKERRead by Gaynor Morgan Rees
'The date is Saturday 25 July 1921. It has been the most significant day of my life so far. I expect tomorrow will be better still.'
Producer HARRI GWYNN BBC Wales
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: News
: A Country Walk with Andy Price
1: Foxton LocksAndy tramps around the locks in the heart of England's inland waterways, pinpointing the particular fascination and history of the area.
First of six programmes Producer MARLENE PEASE
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: News
: You and Yours
Presenter George Luce including MOLLY PRICE-OWEN and DICK WATKINSON with the BBC Shopping Basket, the weekend's best buys. all the news that affects consumers, and, of course, your views in What s On Your Mind?Contributors
: My Music
12.55Weather and programme news VHF Regional news and weather
: The World at One: News
and voices and topics in and behind the headlines introduced by Nicholas WoolleyContributors
: Woman's Hour
from 2.0Introduced by Sue MacGregor Talk till Two.
2.0 - 2.2 News
Food for Friends: MICHAEL SMITH , food stylist' and historian, recounts the story of his us Bicentennial banquet.
Traveller Extraordinary: dame FREYA STARK in conversation With JUNE KNOX-MAWER. Answer and Comment. SHIRLEY COOKLIN reads
Family Units by RUTH FINCH (9)
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- Woman's Hour: Dame Freya Stark 7 minutes
: Listen with Mother
Story: Scribbly Ben by BARBARA WILLIAMSContributors
: News
: Afternoon Theatre
Me and the GirlsA play by MICHAEL LEECH based on the short story by NOEL COWARD with Peter Woodthorpe as George Banks
George had ambitions to be one of the great musical comedy stars of the 1920s - but like many other young hopefuls he never quite made it. Now. 30 years later, and facing a fatal illness, he remembers those years of hope....
Piano played by MARTIN GOLDSTEIN
Produced and directed by KAY PATRICK
Contributors
: Jack de Manio Precisely
JACK DE MANTO meets the famous, the not-so-famous and sometimes even the downright obscure.Producer MICHELL RAPER
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: News
: Story Time
Zuleika Dobson or An Oxford Love Story by MAX BEERBOHMRead by GEOFFREY BEEVERS 9: The Bump Supper
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: PM
The news magazine presented bv Nicholas Woolley with PM's reporting team5.50 Financial Report
VHF Regional news and weather
5.55 Weather, programme news
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: News
: The Archers
(Repeated: Friday 1.30 pm)Contributors
: News
: The World in Focus
A new daily programme in which reports from around the world are discussed and analysed.In the studio David Sells
: Any Answers?
A selection of listeners' letters continuing the discussion in last Friday's Any Questionst Introduced by DAVID JACOBS Producer ROY HAYWARD BBC Bristol(Repeated: Friday 4.5 pm)
Contributors
: Scandal
2: Poor Little Rich Girl with Elizabeth Proud as Mrs Elvira Barney and John Rye as Sir Patrick Hastings Written by PETER HUNTNarrated by Frank Windsor
Mrs Elvira Barney had been one of the bright young things of the 20s. In June 1932, after a disastrous marriage, she was accused of shooting and killing her lover. To the surprise even of many of her friends she was found not guilty. Was she really innocent, or was it true that there was one law for the poor and another for the rich? with PATRICIA GALLIMORE
DAVID MARCH, ANTONY VICCARS and MANNING WILSON and with a personal recollection of Mrs Barney from BARBARA CARTLAND
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK
(Repeated: Friday 11.5 am)
Contributors
: Analysis
The Price of ProgressPresented by John Vaizey
The debate about the ' traditional ' and ' progressive ' philosophies of education has been revived in recent weeks with the publication of research findings on the results achieved in the classroom by the two systems of teaching. A survey of schools showed that the move towards ' progressive ' techniques, strongly advocated by the Plowden Report nearly ten years ago. has had far less effect than was supposed. But what do we mean by ' progressive ' and how useful are the labels ' traditional ' and ' progressive '? How do we measure ' progressive ' in education standards? Producer MICHAEL GREEN BBC Manchester
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: Weather
: A Book at Bedtime
The Battle of the Villa Fiorita by RUMER GODDENRead by DAVID DAVIS
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: News
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