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: News Briefing
News, weather, papers and sport: Farming Today
Market prices and intelligence, the weather and what's new for farmers.Producers MARTIN SMALL and LESLIE COTTIHCTON
6.25 Shipping forecast long wave only
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: Today
Presenters John Timpson and Brian RedheadS.45* Prayer for the Day with ROSEMARY WAKELEN
7.0. 8.0 Today's News
Read by paulinebushnell
7.30. 830 News headlines i.ii- Thought for the Day
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: News
: Tuesday Call[number removed]
HandicraftsWith months of long, dark evenings ahead perhaps now is the time to be thinking about taking up a hobby. Crochet, patchwork, maerame, embroidery are some usual ones. But what about etching, or poker-work, marquetry or batikwork? Two experts and enthusiasts Laye Andrew and Sally Tarrant Willis will answer, encourage and advise on any craft you think you may be interested in.
Sue MacGregor is in the Chair.
Produced by the Woman's Hour unit
Lines open from 8.0 am
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: News
long wave only: From Our Own Correspondent
BBC correspondents throughout the world talk about the countries they workin.10,11, wave only
: Daily Service
nem. p 13; Beloved, let us love iBBC hb 373); Psalm 116; Matthew 18, vv 21-35 (Rsv); Give to me, Lord (BP 21)(long wave only)
: Morning Story: A Living
by Guy Love.Read by John Bett
BBC Scotland (long wave only)
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: News
long wave only: Wildlife
Professor David Nichols , Dr Ernest Neal and Tony Soper tackle questions put to them by members of the Devon Trust for Nature Conservation, presented by Derek Jones Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol(Repeated: Sat 2.5 pm) long wave only
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: News
: You and Yours
News, views and advice for consumers.Presenter Bill Breckon
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: Quote ... Unquote
Quotations ranging from the sublime to the gorblimey identified and provided by Charles Causley Susan HillIsabel Lucas and Russell Davies
Devised and presented by Nigel Rees
Quotations read by RONALD FLETCHER
Producer ALAN NIXON
12.55 Weather; programme news
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: The World at One:News
with voices and topics in and behind the headlines Presenter Robin Day Editor DEREK LEWISContributors
: The Archers
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only: News
long wave only: Woman's Hour
with Sue MacGregor IncludingBarbarita: MARGARET PERCY talks to 1940s Rumba singer and pianist barbarita about her music then and now.
Spiders - ' Fascinating and Successful ': JANE fennis finds out more about the creatures we love to hate. Catriona (4)
Editor WYN KNOWLES long wave only
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: News
: Report South West
A Cultural Descrt,An examination of the arts in Devon and Cornwall by Ian Phillips
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: Not That it Matters
A centenary portrait of A. A. Milne(born 18 January 1882) by BRIAN SIBLEY
This programme is based on A. A. Milne 's autobiographical reminiscences. While it traces his career in publishing and the theatre, it also highlights those famous lictional characters that came to haunt his reputation. with Hugh Dickson as Milne and MICHAEL TUDOR BARNES PAULINE LETTS , JOHN LIVESEY ANTONY MIALL , BRIAN SIBLEY and PATIENCE TOMLINSON Producer GRAHAM gauld
BACK PAGE: 78
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: Story Time
The Chords of Youth (2): PM
Presenters Robert Williams and Valerie Singleton on VHF until 5.555.50 Shipping forecast long wave only
5.55 Weather: programme news
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: The Six O'Clock News
including Financial Report: Never Too Late
Thora Hird , Avis Bunnage Megs Jenkins in Fete Takes a Hand with Joe Gladwin , Kenneth Connor. David RyallWritten by TERRY GREGSON Producer EDWARD TAYLOR (Rptd: Thurs 12.27 1)111)
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: News
: The Archers
(Repeated: Wed 1.40 pm): Medicine Now
What's new in medical scence? How well are the doctors looking after us? Geoff Watts reports.Producer JULIAN BROWN (Repeated: Sat 2.35 pm)
Contributors
: Dartmoor
A portrait in the words and music of its people. It's ghostly. Over the moor you see some very funny things... gorse bushes looking like a man...BBC Manchester
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: Fighting Talk
Pay as You LearnSome universities in Britain are now facing the prospect of bankruptcy - most will suffer severe cuts in staff and resources. At the same time, university students have asked for a 17-percent increase in their grants. Do they have any right to such "free handouts ' or should they pay their own way?
Lord Harris of High Cross, economist and council member of Britain's first private university, believes that students should pay as they learn - relying on holiday jobs and loans to get them through.
At Exeter University, before an audience of students and their parents, lecturers and politicians, he has just ten minutes to put his case. Desmond Wilcox referees the ensuing debate.
Research VIRGINIA HENRY Producer SHARON BANOFr
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: In Touch
A Place of my OwnWhen Primrose Aldred lost her sight at the age of 77, she agreed to move 200 miles to live in a house specially adapted for her needs. She describes her new home and its special features to Hannah Wright.
Presenter Peter White Producer thena heshel
Blind listeners can phone in related suggestions and comments on [number removed]8.30-10.8 pin
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: Kaleidoscope
Presenter Edwin Mullins Producer ANNE WINDERContributors
: Weather
: A Book at Bedtime
A Portrait of ihr Artist as a Young Man (2) long wave e only: The Financial World Tonight
long wave only: News
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