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Here is the Radio Times for 1-7 August 1970. This is the North of England edition, sold originally for ninepence (9d).

The cover features the two regular Top of the Pops presenters of the day, Tony Blackburn and Jimmy Savile. Inside, there are short interviews with their mothers.

other features inside include:

• Milo O'Shea, the star of the comedy series ‘Me Mammy’, introduces his real Mammy. Meanwhile, in the same feature, Blackburn and Savile do the same
• a one-page feature on famous Liverpool folk group The Spinners
• a quarter page on Music Hall legend Harry Lauder, as 1970 celebrates the centenary of his birth
• interviews with leading female authors Barbara Cartland and Violet Winspear form the main part of a four-page feature on popular romantic novels

The magazine will be posted in a new Jiffy Mailmiser/Airkraft padded envelope with card stiffeners.