Presenter John Timpson With MIKE WOOLDRIDGE
6.45* Prayer for the Day THE REV TONY BRETHERTON
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by PETER DONALDSON 7.M, 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Timpson
Presenter:
With Mike
Wooldridge
Unknown:
Tony
Bretherton
Unknown:
Peter
Donaldson
The quotations game in which Martin Jarvis John Mortimer Molly Parkin and Willie Rushton are quizzed on sayings funny and fatuous - taken from books, journals and walls, or simply overheard.
' Where shall I begin, pleaseyourMajesty?'he asked. ' Begin at the beginning,' the King said, gravely, ' and go on till you come to the end: thenstop.'- (LEWISCARROLL) Quotations read by Ronald Fletcher
Devised and presented by Nigel Rees
Producer GEOFFREY PERKINS (Revised repeat)
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Jarvis
Unknown:
John
Mortimer
Unknown:
Molly
Parkin
Unknown:
Willie
Rushton
Read By:
Ronald
Fletcher
Presented By:
Nigel
Rees
Producer:
Geoffrey
Perkins
Up to Featherbed Moss
Once wooded hills, the northern moors now appear to be bleak open spaces, but the heather, bilberry and cotton grass conceal grouse, mountain hare, and much more besides. A Radio Nature Trail exploring the moor-land ecology. Introduced by Derek Jones
Producer JOHN HARBISON BBC Bristol
Contributors
Unknown:
Featherbed
Moss
Introduced By:
Derek
Jones
Producer:
John
Harbison
at the service in Worcester Cathedral
Hymn: Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven Responses
Anthem: Lord, for thy tender mercy's sake (anon 16th century)
Lesson: St John 13. vv 1-16
First Distribution of Maundy Gifts. During this thefollowinganthemsare sung: Wash me thruughly (S S Wesley); Set me as a seal (Walton)
Lesson: St Matthew 25, vv 31-45, read by HRH The Dnke of Edinburgh
Second Distribution. During this the following anthems are sung: 0 hearken thou (Elgar): Zadok the priest (Handel): Hymn: All my hope on (;od is founded
The National Anthem The Blessing
Service conducted by The Dean, THE VERY REV TOM BAKER and members of the Chapter
CHOIR OF HER MAJESTY CHAFEL ROYAL
CHOIR OF WORCESTER CATHEDRAL
Master of the Music DR DONALD HUNT
The scene is described by Peter Jones
BBC Birmingham
Contributors
Unknown:
St
John
Unknown:
St
Matthew
Unknown:
Tom
Baker
Unknown:
Peter
Jones
As an antidote to the economic gloom, Dcrek Robinson digs out some success stories.
3: flash Primary School The tiny village school at Flash has a reputation for lively pantomimes, enchanting musicals and perceptive poetry magazines. The inventive approach of the teachers has given the 27 pupils a love of creative writing and an awareness of their surroundings which is remarkable.
Producer JANE MARSHALL BBC Birmingham
of Law and Order
David Jason puts forward his case in a new series this week with help from the following exhibits SHEILA STEAFEL
MALCOLM TERRIS and MIKE GRADY
Music by DAVE COOKE Lyrics by ALISTAIR BEATON Script by COLIN BOSTOCK-SMITH , ANDY HAMILTON , GUY JENKW. RORY MCGRATB , MARTIN BERGMAN , BRIAN BETHELL , CHRIS STRAT-FORD and DAVE MORLEY
Producer JIMMY MULVILLE
12.55 Weather: programme news: long wave only
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Jason
Unknown:
Sheila
Steafel
Unknown:
Malcolm
Terris
Unknown:
Mike
Grady
Music By:
Dave
Cooke
Unknown:
Alistair
Beaton
Script By:
Colin
Bostock-Smith
Script By:
Andy
Hamilton
Unknown:
Rory
McGratb
Unknown:
Martin
Bergman
Unknown:
Brian
Bethell
Unknown:
Dave
Morley
Producer:
Jimmy
Mulville
Introduced by Sue MacGregor
Other Men's Weeds: DAVID BENEDICTUS talks about collecting tins.
Talking Point; opinions and ideas.... fn the Steps of Livingstone: with the help of the Royal Geographical Society. MAUREEN GALVIN learns how to plan a small expedition.
Hands to Dance and Sky-lark. 4: My Memories of Uncle Archie
The Collections
The novel by L. P. HARTLEY dramatised for radio by ARCHIE CAMPBELL with Sian Phillips and Richard Pearson
Ambrose and Edwina have fine collections of objets d'art. and are in a quandary over how to dispose of them; Barbara has a stately home, but has had to sell off the contents. A union is the ideal solution - until a thief comes along.
Directed by GRAHAM GAULD
Contributors
Novel By:
L. P.
Hartley
Unknown:
Archie
Campbell
Unknown:
Sian
Phillips
Unknown:
Richard
Pearson
Directed By:
Graham
Gauld
Ambrose:
Richard
Pearson
Arthur:
Martin
Friend
Barbara:
Siân
Phillips
Anthony:
Christopher
Good
Edith:
Elizabeth
Rider
Edwina:
Eva
Stuart
Cunliffe:
John
Bull
Police officer:
Peter
Baldwin
Mrs Parmiter:
.Sonia
Fraser
Writer:
Susan
Hill
Director:
Vanessa
Whitburn
Producer:
William
Smethurst
Agricultural Story Editor:
Anthony
Parkin
Dan Archer:
Edgar
Harrison
Doris Archer:
Gwen
Berryman
Peggy Archer:
June
Spencer
Jennifer Aldridge:
Angela
Piper
Brian Aldridge:
Charles
Collingwood
Tony Archer:
Colin
Skipp
Pat Archer:
Patricia
Gallimore
Philip Archer:
Norman
Painting
Jill Archer:
Patrica
Greene
Laura Archer:
Betty
McDowall
Tom Forrest:
Bob
Arnold
Sid Perks:
Alan
Devereux
Polly Perks:
Hilary
Newcombe
Martha Woodford:
Mollie
Harris
Jethro Larkin:
George
Hart
Neil Carter:
Brian
Hewlett
Betty Tucker:
Pamela
Craig
Col Danby:
Norman
Shelley
A personal selection of poems compiled and presented by Dannie Abse Readers David Brierley and Brian Carroll Producer ALEC REID
(Repeated: Sat 4.30 pm)
Contributors
Readers:
Dannie
Abse
Readers:
David
Brierley
Readers:
Brian
Carroll
Producer:
Alec
Reid
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