Listings
: Prelude
with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David BellingerContributors
: Morning Has Broken
with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells on Sunday from Christ Church, Swindon.Contributors
: News
: Sunday
with Alison Hilliard and Trevor Bames. Producer Christine MorganContributors
: News
: Patricia Scotland, QC
speaks for the Week's Good Cause about the National Foster Care Association, a charity which promotes foster care.DONATIONS TO: National Foster Care Association, [address removed] Credit cards [number removed]
: News
: Morning Service
from Normanton Parish Church, near Wakefield. Led by the Rev Dr Jeff Cuttell. Crown him with many crowns; What kind of love is this?; Faithful God; All heaven declares; I'm coming home; Glory be to God the Father; Luke 7, w 11-17. Director of Music Derek Howell.Contributors
: The Archers
Omnibus edition.: Mediumwave
Presented by Joanna Coles.Producer Anne Reevell
Contributors
: Sentimental Journey
Marsha Hunt takes Arthur Smith back to her birthplace - Philadelphia, city of "brotherly love".Producer Sara Jane Hall
Contributors
: Desert Island Discs
with musician Alan Hacker.Producer Olivia Seligman
Contributors
- Desert Island Discs: Alan Hacker 41 minutes
: Gardeners' Question Time
Geoffrey Smith , Pippa Greenwood and Anne Swithinbank answer questions for the Deal and District HorticulturalSociety. Chairman Eric Robson. A Taylor Made production
Contributors
: Tales from the Brigadier
5: The Brigadier in Season: Classic Serial: The Mayor of Casterbridge
A four-part dramatisation of Thomas Hardy 's epic novel. 2: Rivals With Anna Keene. Edward Long. Jonathan Wyatt , Graham Colclough , Susan Jeffrey and Martin Reeve. Music arranged and played by the Mellstock Band: Dave Townsend , Philip Humphries , Tim Hill and Kathryn Locke Dramatised by Sally Hedges Director Nigel BryantContributors
: Test Match Special
West Indies v EnglandCommentary on the second day's play in the Fifth Test from Antigua, by Jonathan Agnew , Peter Baxter , Vic Marks and Christopher Martin-Jenkins . With expert comments from Trevor Bailey and Viv Richards. Including at 5.10 News
5.15 To the Islands in the Sun
Peter Baxter recalls the 1990 England tour to the Caribbean.
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Contributors
: Mendip Ways
An anthology of Mendip lives and ways.: Visiting Angel
2: Mary Stewart continues her journey from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego. Producer Gwyn RichardsContributors
: Poetry Please!
Simon Rae presents listeners' requests from the Science Museum in London. Producer Julian WilkinsonContributors
: Letter from....
John Sparry presents the first talk from the Black Country, in a series about locations which are more than a commuter's dash from London.Contributors
: The Adventures of Tintin
Herge's tales of the intrepid boy reporter. 3: The Calculus Affair Dramatised by Simon Eastwood Producer John Yorke (First broadcast on Radio 5) SEE CHILDREN page 18Contributors
: In Business
Communicopia Peter Day looks at information highways and the resultant effect on global business. Editor Stephen ChilcottContributors
: Fourth Column Revisited
with Simon Hoggart. Producer Malcolm LoveContributors
: Reading Aloud: Political Gossip
Twilight of Greatness. Michael Gough reads Malcolm Muggeridge 's essay on Sir Winston Churchill 's years on the Riviera. Producer Katriona WadeContributors
: News
: Open University:
10.15 American Conversations: Hugh Sidey 10.35 Musical Style 10.55 Oral History and Family Relationships 11.15 Learning through Life: The Widden Family Centre 11.40 The People's HomeContributors
: Concerto
Cellist Raphael Wallfisch talks to June Knox-Mawer about his life and career. Producer Derek DrescherContributors
: In Committee
Presented by Susan Hulme. Producer Vanessa HarrisonContributors
: Seeds of Faith: Fire from Sinai
1: Torahand the Mind. Brian Lancaster looks at the link between science and religion. Producer Amanda HancoxContributors
: News
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