Presenters John Timpson and Paul Burden
6.45* Prayer for the Day THE REV DAVID PARTRIDGE
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by PAULINE BUSHNELL
7.30. 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
Contributors
Presenters:
John
Timpson
Presenters:
Paul
Burden
Unknown:
David
Partridge
Read By:
Pauline
Bushnell
Dressmaking
Betty Foster, fashion and' sewing consultant, joins Jill Burridge to answer your questions.
Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
Lines open from 8.0 am
A Small Desperation by PETE LOWE with Michael Hordern and Michael Maloney
A headmaster about to retire. A headboy about to go to university. The end of one career, the beginning of another.
A BBC Radio Medway play competition prize-winner
Directed by IAN COTTERELL long wave only
Contributors
Unknown:
Pete
Lowe
Unknown:
Michael
Hordern
Unknown:
Michael
Maloney
Directed By:
Ian
Cotterell
with Sue MacGregor Talking Point.
Personal View: GILLIAN TINDALL with some thoughts for today.
Reading Your Letters.
Advance Australia Fairt (4): over three-quarters of Australians live within easy reach of the beach. JUDY GRAHAM tries OUt their way of life.
A Small Country (4) long wave only
by CHARLES DICKENS starring
5: Pancks the Gypsy
MARY NASH (piano)
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Dickens
Little Dorrit:
Angela
Pleasence
Arthur Clennam:
Daniel
Massey
Mr Dorrit:
Peter
Vaughan
Mrs Merdle:
Sylvia
Syms
Mr Merdle:
Philip
Stone
Mrs Clennam:
Pauline
Letts
Jeremiah Flintwinch:
Patrick
Troughton
Affery Flintwinch:
Avril
Ergar
Blandois:
Philip
Voss
Michael:
Graham
Cox
Mr Meagles:
Douglas
Livingstone
Mr Pancks:
William
Nighy
John Chivery:
Fanny Heather
Bell
Charles Dickens:
Simon
Cadell
Mrs Gowan:
Antonia
Pemberton
Edmund Sparkler:
Philip
Fox
Henrv Gowan:
Brian
Carroll
Lady guest:
Eva
Stuart
Barnacle Junior:
Joun
Dallimore
Male guest:
John
Church
Mr Nandy:
Leonard
Fenton
Tip:
Andrew
Seear
Frederick Dorrit:
Christopher
Benjamin
A series of 13 programmes by ROBERT BARR Dewith Ray Brookstective-Sergeant Brook DeChristopher Blake tective-Constable Maxton
2: Opt ration Homecoming
Producer MARTIN FISHER
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Barr
Producer:
Martin
Fisher
Chief Inspector Roach:
David
Daker
Det-Con Harrison:
Peter
Cleall
Judie:
Jacqueline
Tong
Glenville:
John
Quayle
Jarman:
Timothy
Carlton
Chief Inspector Benbow:
Godfrey
Kenton
Jennings:
Adrian
Egan
Decent Exposure?
Leakers, sneaks and informers: the abuse heaped upon people who leak and publicise confidential information is extensive; they're variously described by their employers, and often by their colleagues, as deviant, disruptive, anti-social or, worst of all, disloyal; their actions are ascribed to personal or vindictive motives; and the inquiries or ' witch-hunts' which follow have been described as ' rituals of intimidation '.
So what persuades an individual to take the drastic and often courageous step to ' leak in the public interest '?
Roger Cook investigates Research by ROBERT DEL MAESTRO
Producer RITCHIE COGAN (Repeated: Fri 11.5 am)
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Cook
Unknown:
Robert
Del
Producer:
Ritchie
Cogan
Presented by David Scott Blackhall
A new housing scheme for elderly blind people in Norwich; and advice for blind housewives. Producer THENA HESHEL
For more details phone [number removed]after the broadcast until 9.30 pm
6: The Kitchen Department
'Drumming is a great business, you know. It Rots into your system. Hour after hour I can sit and play the drums.'
(JAMKS BLADES)
Interviewer Ian Horsbrugh Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester
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