Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 12.25 pm)
From St Andrew's Shared Church, Cippenham, Slough
St Andrew's Church was built to be shared by the Anglicans and Roman Catholics of Cippenham.
Introduced by Fr Patrick McEnroe
Readings:
Zechariah 12, v 9, to 13, v 1 Galatians 3, v 23, to 4, v 6 St Luke 9, vv 22-24
Hymns:
Come holy Ghost, creator come
Father in heaven, grant to thy children
Firmly I believe and truly
Spirit of Jesus come live in me
Introduced by Lionel Lambourne
Introduced by David Vine
with Dan Maskell
Introduced by Vincent Kane.
Sketches played by Georgina Moon and Hugh Walters.
A report by Telefis Eireann
Weather for farmers
Bredang, a Stockholm suburb, includes two schools in its plan. Should we follow its example?
The Wimbledon Championships, which open tomorrow, will get through something like 18,000 specially selected tennis balls - all of them made by the firm that has been supplying Wimbledon since 1902.
Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of Antiques with Max Robertson
Customers Jan Butlin, George Baker
(from Bristol)
(Books: see page 14)
Introduced by Michael Bentine
From the National Film Theatre
A second look at some of the Mack Sennett slapstick comedians.
(A BBCtv production in association with Mitchell Monkhouse Associates and Raymond Rohauer)
Introduced by Derek Fowlds
with Peter Cowap, Dieter Osweno
Leslie Thomas calls at six of the smaller British Isles: The Isles of Scilly; Fair Isle; Luing (Inner Hebrides); Holy Island; The Great Blaskets and Lundy
The Lord Mayor of London appeals on behalf of St Paul's Cathedral.
Symbol of hope to the British people and the English-speaking world, St Paul's needs help now if it is to survive in the future.
Donations, preferably by crossed PO or cheque to: [address removed]
by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
Starring Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn
featuring John Laurie as Pte Frazer, James Beck as Pte Walker, Arnold Ridley as Pte Godfrey, Ian Lavender as Pte Pike
by William Shakespeare
[Starring] Eric Porter, Janet Suzman
with John Alderton, Michael Goodliffe, John Thaw and John Woodvine
(Eric Porter and Janet Suzman are associate artists of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
with Robert Dougall
and Weather
Playwright Peter Shaffer recalls James Mossman's career as television reporter, film maker and interviewer, with excerpts from Panorama reports about the Indians in Peru, from Vietnam, Laos and Singapore. It also includes extracts from a film on mental health, and interviews with John Berger, Vladimir Nabokov and Enid Bagnold, from Review. Twelve years in search of truth, and what James Mossman would have called 'reality.'
'For me it (reality) was increasingly in Vietnam, in the ghettos of America, in the rising racialist tensions in this country, and in Eastern Europe where the Russians still trample on the freedom that we take for granted.'
(Radio Times People: page 4)
New Zealand has become part of the British economy, supplying us with lamb, wool, butter and cheese. In return New Zealand's 21 million people have achieved one of the world's highest standards of living without industrialisation. Now New Zealand wants to preserve both that way of life and the economic force that supports it - her special relationship with Britain.
This report shot recently for the Money Programme portrays the mood and the changing society of New Zealand as Britain hovers on the brink of the Common Market.
