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: Farming Today
Market prices and intelligence, the weather, and what's new for farmers Producers KEN POLLOCK and LESLIE COTTINGTONContributors
: Yours Faithfully
A note by Religious Affairs reporter. Rosemary Hartill6.55 Weather; programme news
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: Sport on 4
with Tony LewisBoxing: can ALAN MINTER confirm his position as World Middleweight Champion? A preview of tonight's fight against the No 1 contender, MARVIN HAGLER.
Golf: the £100,000 Bob Hope Classic at Woodcote Park, Epsom.
Producer EMILY MCMAHON
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: Breakaway
with Bernard Falk and a team of intrepid reporters including international weather, travel trouble spots and at 9.0 NewsFeaturing this week two islands with a difference: Burgh Island just off the south coast of Devon, an ideal setting for a family adventure holiday; and Formentera, basking in the Mediterranean sun, the smallest and least spoilt of Spain's islands. Producers GEOFF DOBSON and JENNY MARSHALL
Editor ROGER MACDONALD
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: News Stand
Reviews by Ann Leslie Producer JOY HATWOOD long wave onlyContributors
: Talking Politics
7: The Changing PresidencyIf John F. Kennedy were to return to the Oval Office today, how would he find the job had changed in the last 20 years?
Anthony King concludes his series on the us Presidency with an assessment of the changes since 1960. Producer ANNE SLOMAN long wave only
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: Daily Service
New Every Morning, page 54; Breathe on me, breath of God (BBC HB 148); Psalm 143; Philippians 2. vv 1-11 (AV); To thee, 0 comforter (BBC HB 164): From Our Own Correspondent
BBC Correspondents throughout the world talk about the countries they work in - the politics and the people.Editor PADDY O'KEEFFE
(Foreign Correspondent:
Uon 11.5 am)-long wave only
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: Money Box
(Details: Mon 10.2 am): The Burkiss Way
The former radio showLesson 39: Repeat Yourself The Burkiss Way starring
Jo Kendall
Nigel Rees , Chris Emmett and Fred Harris Written by ANDREW MARSHALL and DAVID RENWICK Producer
DAVID HATCH
12.55Weather; programme news
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: Any Questions?
David Frost. Lord Stokes The Hon William Walde grave. hpHelene Hayman from Edington. Somerset
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only
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long wave only: Wildlife
Your questions answered Introduced by Derek Jones Questions to: Wildlife, BBC, Bristol BS8 2LRContributors
: The Golden Bowl
by HENRY JAMES (6)(Details Tues 3.2 pm)
(Starting Goodbye Mr Chips) long wave only
: Getting Together
Richard Carrington goes west, where massive funds have been raised by voluntary effort to set up a radiotherapy unit in Cheltenham and to equip a school for disabled young people.Producers GORDON HUTCH-INGs and SARAH ROWLANDS long wave only
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: Week Ending
An irreverently critical look back at the week Feature: page 90 long wave only5.50 Shipping forecast long leave only
5.55 Weather; programme news
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: Desert Island Discs
Andrea Newman , novelistContributors
- Desert Island Discs: Andrea Newman 44 minutes
: Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Loquacious anecdotists in another round of competitive conversation inspired by journalistic publishing or social hits or misses of the week. Producer MICHAEL EMBERContributors
: the roach and the pussycat
by don marquis a dialogue between archy a free verse poet now in the body of a cockroach who types like this and the cat mehitabel who nearly ate him with peter marinker and don fellows verse chosen by antdn gill and directed by jenyth worsleyContributors
: Saturday-Night Theatre: The Cruel Sea
by Nicholas Montsarratdramatized for radio by Barry Campbell
with Richard Pasco as Lieutenant-Commander Ericson, RNR
and Michael N. Harbour as Lieutenant Lockhart, RNVR
"This is the story - the true story - of one ocean, two ships and about 150 men. It deals with a long and brutal battle - the worst of any war.... The men are the stars of the story; its only heroines the ships, the only villain the cruel sea itself."
(BBC Birmingham)
(Stereo)
(Feature p 11)
9.58 Weather
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: A Song of Childhood
in which Father Damian Webb reflects on his unique archive of children's singing games.Research BRENDA THOMAS Producer GARETH PRICE BBC Wales
Contributors
: Lighten Our Darkness
from Glasgow with LESLIE MITCHELL. BBC ScotlandContributors
: Life After Life
Bernard Jackson speaks to four people who are convinced that they died and came back to life. All were once declared medically dead, only to be revived against all the odds, and they returned with stories of what they insist was a glimpse of an after-life. But are they to be believed? Is there a medical or psychological explanation for their experiences or can they really tell us something about religion and death? Producer BRIAN COOKContributors
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