Listings
: Prelude
A selection of musicProducer DAVID BELLINGER BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
Contributors
Producer:
David
Bellinger
: Morning Has Broken
A selection of hymns and music for Sunday morning introduced by Jack Hywel-Davies including at6-50 Bells on Sunday from St Columb's Cathedral, Londonderry
Contributors
Introduced By:
Jack
Hywel-Davies
: News
7.10 LW Sunday Papers: Open University
7.10 Technology: Bridging the Gap7.30 Into the Open: summer School and Beyond
7.50 Music interlude
: On Your Farm
David Richardson has breakfast with a well-known personality In the world of agriculture.Producer ANN-MARIE CUFFORD BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Richardson
: Sunday
Religious news and views from home and abroad with CUve Jacobs and Rosemary Hartill"oducers DAVID COOMES and RICHARD LUCAS
VHFIFM joins at 7.55am including at
8.0 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
Contributors
Unknown:
Cuve
Jacobs
Unknown:
Rosemary
Hartill
Unknown:
Richard
Lucas
: Brian Redhead
talks, for the Week's Good Cause, about research into the Problems facing young people due to unemployment, and about campaigns to help young People to use their time productively. Donations to: Youthaid, [address removed]: News
9.10 Sunday Papers(Broadcastat 7.10am LW)
: Letter from America
byAlistairCooke: Morning Service
for the week of Prayer forChristian Unity from the united congregation of Trinity Church, Enfield, Middlesex
Hymns (Hymns and Psalms): Blessed city, heavenly Salem (485); Christ from whom all blessings flow (764); Come sinners to the gospel feast (460); Father, whose everlasing love (520); Anthem hymn: Jesus lover of my soul
Readings: I Corinthians 12; Mark 2, w 15-17
Preacher THE REV PAUL HULME Organist HILARY MORGAN Choirmaster M. BARRETT
Contributors
Organist:
Paul
Hulme
Organist:
Hilary
Morgan
Choirmaster:
M.
Barrett
: The Archers
Omnibus editionAgricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed by PETER WINDOWS
Producer LIZ RIGBEY. BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Editor:
Anthony
Parkin
Directed By:
Peter
Windows
Producer:
Liz
Rigbey.
: Desert Island Discs
As an actor, Jeremy Lloyd made his name playing the part of the archetypal English 'upper-class twit'. As a writer, his most recent success has been Allo 'Allo!In conversation with Michael Parkinson , he recalls his life and career and also chooses the eight records he would take to the mythical island.
Programme created by ROY PLOMLEY Producer RAY ABBOTT. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Lloyd
Unknown:
Michael
Parkinson
Producer:
Ray
Abbott.
- Desert Island Discs: Jeremy Lloyd 40 minutes
: The World This Weekend: News
Presented by Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWISContributors
Presented By:
Gordon
Clough
Editor:
Derek
Lewis
: Gardeners' Question Time
(Details on Wednesday at 10.0am): The Afternoon Play
Conversations from the Engine Room by N WARBURTON with and the music teacher and children of ST GILDAS' SCHOOL. NORTH LONDONMarriott, the school caretaker, calls his boiler room the engine room of a ship: the ship is the school and its cargo the pupils. One of these is Robert, a lonely boy, just as Marriott is a lonely man. But they have something else in common.... could it be innocence?
Directed by JOHN TYDEMAN. Stereo (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
N
Warburton
Directed By:
John
Tydeman.
Marriott:
Colin
Douglas
Fox:
Hugh
Dickson
Miss Murdoch:
Avril
Clark
Robert:
Roy
Merchant
: Heritage
The first of six programmes in which Kenneth Hudson looks at the way history is viewed. 1066 and All ThatOn a ridge above the Sussex village of Battle where William met and defeated Harold, the Conqueror built an Abbey. Legend has it that the High
Altar stands on the spot where Harold perished.
Kenneth Hudson and Alan Borg , Director of the Imperial War Museum, visit this historic site to reflect on an event which changed the course of English history. Reader MARTIN FRIEND
Producer JOHN KNIGHT. BBC Bristol
• INFO: page 77
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Hudson
Unknown:
Kenneth
Hudson
Unknown:
Alan
Borg
Producer:
John
Knight.
: Options
4.0 On the Cut A six-part series recalling life and work on the English canal system. 3: A Working Life 'One thing that always crabbed us - even during the War we weren't recognised. Boatmen to me always seemed to be the lowest of the low.' Interviews collected and presented by ARTHUR WOOD (e)4.30 Not So Long Ago Eight programmes about world history since 1945 presented, with the help of archive recordings, by GEOFFREY STERN 3: Suez (First broadcast on BBC World Service) (e)
5.0 Deutsch Express! A 15-part second-stage German course
3: Staufen unter der Sonne JORG WALESCH and IRMGARD MEYER explain how to understand directions and weather forecasts. (Re-broadcast next Saturday) (e) Book, £7.50; set of three cassettes, £10.95, from retailers
5.30 Buongiomo Italia! Presented by DENISE DE RÔME and ENRICO VERDECCHIA 13: Vienefatto cosi (e) Book, £5.50; three cassettes, £3. 74 each; Notes for teachers, £4.00, from retailers
Contributors
Presented By:
Arthur
Wood
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Stern
Unknown:
Jorg
Walesch
Unknown:
Irmgard
Meyer
Presented By:
Denise
de Rôme
Unknown:
Enrico
Verdecchia
: The Food Programme
Derek Cooper goes in defence of pure food at a fair price.Contributors
Unknown:
Derek
Cooper
: The Natural History Programme
Lionel Kelleway talks toAlan Herscovici , a Canadian bioligist. Fergus Keeling meets a man who goes to work on a submersible.
Contributors
Talks:
Lionel
Kelleway
Unknown:
Alan
Herscovici
Unknown:
Fergus
Keeling
: News
: Down Your Way
Brian Johnston visits Slough in Berkshire(Details tomorrow at 11.0am L W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Johnston
: News
With CLIVE ROSLIN: Actuality
A series of montage documentariesA House Exceeding Magnifical
Peterborough Cathedral rests in a walled, green oasis at the centre of the bustling and rapidly expanding city.
Twentieth-century visitors and citizens can be unaware of its presence, but for almost 750 years people have walked, worked and worshipped beneath its lofty Norman arches.
Compiled and produced by JANET THOMAS. Stereo
Contributors
Produced By:
Janet
Thomas.
: Secret Lives: 3
by E.F. BensonThe last of three episodes dramatised and narrated by Aubrey Woods
A most treasured home is exactly what 25 Durham Square has become for Miss
Susan Leg; but will its treasure turn to dross with the threatened unravelling of the mystery surrounding her secret life?
Music by John Owen Edwards played by Roger Ward (piano) Perry Montague Mason (violin) and Frank Schaefer (cello)
(Stereo)
Contributors
Author:
E.F.
Benson
Dramatised by:
Aubrey
Woods
Music:
John Owen
Edwards
Piano:
Roger
Ward
Violin:
Perry Montague
Mason
Cello:
Frank
Schaefer
Director:
Ian
Cotterell
Susan Leg:
Pauline
Collins
Margaret Mantrip:
Margot
Boyd
Bosanquet:
John
Church
Minnie Mimps:
Sheila
Grant
Jimmie Mason:
Ronald
Herdman
Elizabeth Conklin:
Rachel
Gurney
Mr Cartwright:
Peter
Howell
Augustus:
Andrew
Branch
Lady Eva Lowndes:
Pauline
Letts
Vicar:
Tim
Reynolds
Mr Salt:
Jonathan
Tafler
Mr Gandish:
George
Parsons
Ellen/Duchess:
Jennifer
Piercey
: Bookshelf
Presented by Susan HillAn interview with Doris Lessing who arrived in this country from Central Africa in 1949 with a 3-year-old son at her knee, two failed marriages behind her and a novel in her suitcase.
Contributors
Presented By:
Susan
Hill
Unknown:
Doris
Lessing
: A Word in Edgeways
Julian Filochowski Prabhu Guptara and Robin Hyman in conversation with Brian RedheadProducer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Julian
Filochowski
Unknown:
Prabhu
Guptara
Unknown:
Robin
Hyman
Unknown:
Brian
Redhead
Producer:
Gillian
Hush
: Some Mother's Son: 3
A serial in six parts by John Fletcherwith Nick Chilvers as Andy
Andy Smith, ecology journalist, is investigating the smuggling in and out of Britain of refined uranium, believed to be going to a certain African dictator. Now he must quiz his former colleague Nigel about what goes on in Natural International...
BBC Bristol
(Stereo)
Contributors
Writer:
John
Fletcher
Director:
Brian
Miller
Andy:
Nick
Chilvers
Nigel:
Cornelius
Garrett
Anne:
Caroline
Blakiston
Julian:
Clive
Francis
Kite:
Gregory de
Polnay
Sir Jack:
Conrad
Phillips
Grey:
Rex
Holdsworth
BD:
Pavel
Douglas
: The Press Barons
The last few years have seen a dramatic change in Britain's national press.... new proprietors, new technology, new titles and even new printing houses away from Fleet Street.In this series of conversations, Gordon Clough seeks to determine just how much influence today's proprietors have on the papers they own and therefore with the readers. 3: Lord Rothermere of Associated Newspapers - publishers of the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday and the London Evening Standard
Producer JOCK GALLAGHER BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
Gordon
Clough
: News
: The Sunday Feature
Gardens of Eden by MICHELENE WANDORMusic by MICHAEL NYMAN. Stereo (Details Wednesday 11.0 am L W)
• HEAR THIS! page 10
Contributors
Music By:
Michael
Nyman.
: Seeds of Faith
The Case Against Christ 2: Historical EvidenceThe Rev John Young , Chaplain at the College of Ripon and York St John, looks at the facts surrounding Jesus. Producer NOEL VINCENT BBC Manchester. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Young
: In Committee
A weekly look at the work of Parliament's Select Committees Presented by Michael Fairbairn Producer PETER ROBINSContributors
Presented By:
Michael
Fairbairn
Producer:
Peter
Robins
: * am News
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