Brian Redhead at the Labour Party Conference in Blackpool
Libby Purves in London
6.45* Prayer for the Day THE REV LESLIE STOKES
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read By CHRISTOPHER SLADE
7.30, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* 'Thought for the Day
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Redhead
Unknown:
Leslie
Stokes
Read By:
Christopher
Slade
Presenter Louise Botting
Back again, the team keeps you in touch with what's happening in the field of personal savings: tax, mortgages, insurance, social security and the financial problems of everyday life.
Inflation is still running well into double figures, interest rates remain high and competition is intensifying for your money. Make sure that you're well informed - things can, and do change very rapidly, and Money Box will be on hand each week to unravel, to explain and to advise on how you can cope with developments that can be complex and confusing.
Listeners' questions are always welcome for the popular letters feature. There'll be regular surveys on the stock market, property and unit trusts, as well as another opportunity to match your investment skills against the experts in the 1980/81 Unit Trust ' Investor of the Year ' competition. Write for details to: Money Box; BBC, London W1A 4WW....
A Financial. World Tonight production
long wave only
To be a foreign correspondent is to inhabit a world in which abroad is home, in which communications are lifeblood and in which ' the story is elevated to the status of a jealous god who must on all occasions be appeased. To mark the 25th anniversary of From Our Own Correspondent Ian Mc Dougall talks to some of those who were in at the beginning ' - about the excitements, the frustrations and the challenge of being a foreign correspondent for the BBC.
Taking part: ERIK de MAUNY, IVOR JONES , ANTHONY LAWRENCE , KENNETH MATTHEWS, ANGUS MCDERMID , GERALD PRIESTLAND , CHRISTOPHER SERPELL , DOUGLAS STUART , CHARLES WHEELER Producer PADDY O'KEEFFE (Rptd: Sat 10.15 pm)
(From Our Own Correspondent, next edn: tomorrow
10.2 am). Book:
From Our Own / Correspondent, £6.50, from bookshops long wave only
Contributors
Talks:
Ian Mc
Dougall
Unknown:
Ivor
Jones
Unknown:
Anthony
Lawrence
Unknown:
Angus
McDermid
Unknown:
Gerald
Priestland
Unknown:
Christopher
Serpell
Unknown:
Douglas
Stuart
Producer:
Paddy
O'Keeffe
The opera singer Kiri Te Kanawa invites you to share her enjoyment in recalling the words, music and people that have tickled her sense of humour.
Producer SIMON ELMES (Revised repeat)
12.55 Weather; programme news
Introduced by Chris Mohr Menus Made Meaningful: QUENTIN CREWE on translating foreign foodr
Gone for a Soldier: PETER SPINKS visits men and women. of the Territorial Army.
Personal View.: BRENDA MADDOX with some thoughts for today.
Entertainment Round-Up: TONY BARNFIELD reporting. Love for Lydia (3)
Editor WYN KNOWLES long wave onfy
Contributors
Introduced By:
Chris
Mohr
Unknown:
Quentin
Crewe
Unknown:
Peter
Spinks
Unknown:
Brenda
Maddox
Unknown:
Tony
Barnfield
Editor:
Wyn
Knowles
Brat Farrar by JOSEPHINE TEY' dramatised for radio by CYRIL WENTZEL
It is 1949 and Simon Ashby , heir to the estate of Latchett's, is preparing for his coming-of-age. The family plans are interrupted by the arrival of a stranger who could be Simon's twin brother.
Directed by RICHARD IMISON
Contributors
Unknown:
Cyril
Wentzel
Unknown:
Simon
Ashby
Directed By:
Richard
Imison
Alec Loding:
John
Rye
Brat Farrar:
Gordon
Dulieu
Bee Ashby:
Jane
Wenham
Nancy Peck:
Sally
Home
George Peck:
George
Baker
Mr Sandal:
Roger
Hammond
Ruth Ashby:
Lisa
Hayden
Eleanor Ashby:
Elizabeth
Rider
Simon Ashby:
David
Timson
Sheila Parslow:
Rowena
Roberts
Macallan:
John
Church
Coroner/Roger Clint:
Brian
Carroll
Abel Tusk:
Brian
Haines
Rumpole and the Course of True Love
The 11th of 13 plays by John Mortimer, in which Horace Rumpole relies on an old friend and learns the dangers of too much Shakespeare in the classroom.
Directed by Peter King
(Repeated: Wed 10.30 pm)
Contributors
Writer:
John
Mortimer
Director:
Peter
King
Rumpole:
Maurice
Denham
Francesca Capstick:
Rebecca
Saire
Ronald Ransom:
Anthony
May
Mr Grayson:
Gordon
Reid
Phillida Trant:
Amanda
Murray
Judge George Frobisher:
Denys
Hawthorne
Guthrie Featherstone:
Michael
Spice
Erskine-Brown:
Brian
Carroll
Jilly Cooper
Robert Gitfings
Christopher Matthew and Terry Wogan
.are' quizzed .on- sayings Quotations read by BONALDFLETCHER
Devised and" presented by Nigel Rees
Producer ALAN Nixon
Contributors
Unknown:
Jilly
Cooper
Unknown:
Robert
Gitfings
Unknown:
Christopher
Matthew
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
Presented By:
Nigel
Rees
Producer:
Alan
Nixon
The Adventures of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de Ie Mancha by MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, adapted for radio in two parts by JOHN ARDEN. Part 1
' The question arises whether it is not my solemn duty to give up this sloth and luxury that the long devotion of my niece and housekeeper' enforces upon me to the detriment of y duty. Rinaldo did not spend his days reading books in an armchair. Nor did Orlando, nor did El Cid. nor did Sir Lance-lot of England. No! They rode forth, armed cap-a-pie, redressing all manner of grievance, ensuring justice, defying tyrants, exposing themselves to danger ...'
Aldonza.MEG JOHNSON Music composed by STEPHEN BOXER Directed by ALFRED BRADLEY BBC
Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Don
Quixote
Unknown:
John
Arden.
Unknown:
El
Cid.
Unknown:
Meg
Johnson
Composed By:
Stephen
Boxer
Directed By:
Alfred
Bradley
Don Quixote:
Bob
Grant
Sancho Panza:
Bernard
Cribbins
Cervantes:
Ronald
Baddiley
Moor:
Geoffrey
Banks
Innkeeper:
Kenneth Alan
Taylor
Fr Perez:
David
Sumner
Barber-Surgeon:
Peter
Wheeler
Housekeeper:
Kathleen
Helme
Antonia:
Kate
Lee
Dorothea:
Linda
Gardner
Market boy:
Alan
Parnaby
Serjeant:
Alan
Meadows
Don Fernando:
Simon
Molloy
Presenter Colin Ford includes an interview with Ravi Shankar , and reviews a collection of books about India.
Producer CLARE SELERIE Editor ROSEMARY HART
9.59 Weather
Contributors
Presenter:
Colin
Ford
Unknown:
Ravi
Shankar
Producer:
Clare
Selerie
Editor:
Rosemary
Hart
Presented by Peter Evans What is happening in science?
A weekly review of discoveries and developments from the world's leading laboratories.
Producer DECORAH COHEN
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