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14 June 2008
Revd Richard Coles
sits in for Fi this week.
We hear memories of the 1968 Grosvenor Square riots, a father tells us why he hasn't seen his daughter in 2 years and how Belfast is enjoying the sound of Gregorian Chant.
Plus, Inheritance Tracks from the supreme
Mary Wilson
.
Revd Richard Coles
Rev Richard Coles
is chaplain to the
Royal Academy of Music
and sits in for Fi this week.
STUDIO GUEST
Mike Gayle
is an author, freelance journalist and former agony uncle.
EXTRAORDINARY STORIES
Ex Royal Protection Officer,
Ken Wharfe
, recalls the Grosvenor Square riots of 1968.
TOPICAL STORIES
Steve
has not seen his daughter in two years.
GUERILLA REPORTER
Eamon Manning
has set up a Gregorian Chant choir in Belfast called
Schola Gregoriana
.
INHERITANCE TRACKS
Mary Wilson
of The Supremes chose "I Wish You Love" by Gloria Lynne and "Here's To Life" by Shirley Horne.
MEET THE POET
Lemn Sissay
is a Manchester born, London based poet who is currently artist in residence at the South Bank Centre.
Read Lemn's poems
.
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Ex Royal Protection Officer, Ken Wharfe, recalls the Grosvenor Square riots of 1968.
Steve has not seen his daughter in two years.
Eamon Manning has set up a Gregorian Chant choir in Belfast called 
Mary Wilson of The Supremes chose "I Wish You Love" by Gloria Lynne and "Here's To Life" by Shirley Horne.
