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: Farming Today
The daily bulletin of rural current affairs.: Prayer for the Day
A meditation for the beginning of a new day with Michael Malik.Contributors
: Today
with Peter Hobday and Anna Ford. Details as Monday plus:7.45 Thought for the Day with Rev Philip Crowe.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament Editor Roger Mosey
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: News
: Desert Island Discs
Writer Frances Partridge is this week's castaway choosing eight records to take on her island exile.Contributors
: Feedback
Chris Dunkleyof the Financial Timesairs your letters and comments on BBC programmes and policy. Producer Denis NightingaleLETTERS: Feedback, BBC, Broadcasting House, London WlA 1AA
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: Hindsight
This week, the pigeon loft and the broken-down wireless that stood between Britain and invasion; the 20-year-old undergraduate who plotted the downfall of the Bismarck, and Chris Andrew discovers the answer to one of the greatest puzzles in English history: why is Wantage not called Kingston? Producer Ian BellContributors
: The BiMe
Acts of the Apostles. Final part: Paul travels to Rome.: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Ruth Pitt.Serial: Madame Doubt/ire (2)
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: The Natural History Programme
Presented by Kelvin Boot.Producer Caroline Aistrop FACTSHEET/QUERIES: send sae to [address removed]
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: You and Yours
withTasneemSiddiqi.FACTSHEET: send a large sae to [address removed]
: The Food Programme
Presented by Derek Cooper.Producer Sheila Dillon
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: The World at One
with Nick Clarke. Editor Kevin MarshContributors
: Classic Serial: Prisoners of Honour
by Ron Hutchinson.A two-part classic serial to mark the centenary of the notorious Dreyfus Affair, starring Jack Shepherd. Anthony Valentine and Susan Fleetwood.
When Alfred Dreyfus was convicted of selling secrets to the Germans, the French High Command instituted an internal inquiry. Honour seemed to have been saved until Georges Picquart discovered that Dreyfus was innocent.
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: Anderson Country
Join Gerry Anderson and add your views to the mix of debate and stories from around the country. PHONE: [number removed]Contributors
: News
: Kaleidoscope
Louisa Buck visits an exhibition of rarely seen early work by Salvador Dali. Producer Jerome WeatheraldContributors
: Short Story: The Silver Sky
by Elizabeth Jonsson.Fritz's only childhood friends in south-west Africa are bushmen from the Kalahari tribe. On his final trek with them, he is made aware of the changing pattern of his life, and his inevitable journey into manhood.
Read by Michael Lumsden. Producer Rosemary Watts
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: PM
with Chris Lowe and Hugh Sykes. Editor Margaret BudyWRITE: PM Letterline, BBC Broadcasting House, London W1A 1AA.
PHONE: [number removed]
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: Going Places
Janet Trewin and Peter Macann explore the world of transport. Producer David PrestContributors
: News
: The Archers
Susan's kept in suspense.Written by Mary Cutler
Director Ken Davies ARCHERS ADDICTS FAN CLUB: send sae to [address removed]
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: Pick of the Week
Chris Serle presents his selection of extracts from BBC radio and television over the past seven days.Contributors
: Any Questions?
Margaret Beckett , MP, deputy leader of the Labour Party; David Marquand , Professor of Politics, Sheffield University; and Sir Charles Powell , former advisertoMargaret Thatcher , tackle the issues raised in Bingley. Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby.
Producer Nadine Grieve
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: Law in Action
with Marcel Berlins.Producer Sallie Davies
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: Kaleidoscope
At the centre of the British literary scene since the early 1930s, Sir Stephen Spender has produced poetry, an autobiography, a novel and a considerable amount of journalism. He remains one of Britain's best-known poets and celebrates his 85th birthday with a new collection, Dolphins. He talks to Peter Porter.Contributors
: The World Tonight
with Robin Lustig. Editor Anne KochContributors
: Book at Bedtime: An Evil Cradling
5: Abed's Hotel: Week Ending
Sally Grace , Jon Glover , Toby Longworth and Dave Lamb tweak the ear of the week's news.Producer Gareth Edwards
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: Fourth Column
with Simon Hoggart. Producer Anne-Marie ColeContributors
: News
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