6.27 Farming Today
6.45 Outlook ..
Reflecting matters of Christian interest and concern
6.50-7.0 Regional news, weather and programme news
7.10 On Your Farm: a weekly review of the agricultural scene Producer ANTHONY PARKIN † (from Birmingham)
7.40 Today's Papers
7.45 Outlook
7.50-8.0 Regional news, weather and programme news
Jack de Manio presents Radio 4's 50-minute worldwide look at the weekend
8.45 Today's Papers
Radio 4 fills you in on the political scene at home and abroad, starting with 9.5 From Our Own Correspondent
(Revised edition: Tues, 9.5 am)
9.30 The Weekly World
BRIAN CONNELL reviews what the weeklies have to say, with illustrations read by DAVID BROOMFIELD
9.45 The Week in Westminster Parliamentarians discuss the week's business with ALAN WATKINS
Narrator PETER BARKER Producers KEVIN RUANE
MARTIN COX , BERNARD TATE
New Every Morning page 64: My God, accept my heart this day (BBC Hymn Book 356); Psalm 112; Romans 15, vv 7,17, and 16. vv 25-27 (NEB)
10.30-11.0 VHF Open University: see column 2
10.30 Vient de parattre
8: Le ferrailleur - artiste
11.0 Wiedersehen in Ansburg 8: Klaus als Taxifahrer
11.30 Affluence and Inequality 8: The Wilt to Develop
(Publications: page 19)
Introduced by PETER JONES
News and prospects of today's big sporting events featuring Association Football in England and Scotland; Racing: Rugby Union: Rugby League (Sport on 2: from 2.0 pm)
A general knowledge contest -between schools in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
Question-masters John Ellison and Tim Gudgin
Girls' Grammar School, Neath v The David Hughes Comprehensive Secondary School, Menai Bridge
12.55 Weather; programme news
A spontaneous discussion by Lord Stokes, Bamber Gascoigne, Lynda Chalker, Dennis Potter
Chairman David Jacobs
from Birmingham
More of Mrs Hauksbee
A play by a. r. RAWLINSON. freely adapted from Consequences and The Education of Otis Yeere , two short stories by RUDYARD KIPLING with Mary Wimbush and Gudrun Ure
This is a sequel to Mrs Hauksbee, a play based on two other short stories of Kipling's. broadcast in October last year. Once again we are in the Simla of the 1890s in the company of the liveliest, wittiest - and perhaps most meddlesome-woman there.
Producer JOHN TYDEMAN
Introduced by Judith Chalmers
RITA TUSHINGHAM at home in Polperro
Rights and Obligations - 4: GERALD SANCTUARY looks at making a will
The Life I'd Like to Lead: ARTHUR MARSHALL
The House of Lords: NORMAN shrapnel explains how it works Barney Maggie by WALTER MACKEN abridged by DOREEN ESTALL read by ALAN BARRY
presents a round-up of releases including:
Willard. Gunfight and Catch Me a Spy
Introduced by DAVID GEARY Written by LYN FAIRHURST Producer BOBBY JAYE †
DAVID JASON. NIGEL REES MARK WING-DAVEY and BILL MCGUFFIE at the piano look back at the week's news and illustrate the funny side
5.55 Weather; programme news
by ALISTAIR COOKE †
(Repeated: Sunday, 9.15 am)
Highlights of today's sport in the South and Midlands Producer GODFREY DIXEY
Cliff Morgan introduces a weekly sequence of favourite music chosen from records made by some of the world's great artists
The Dog it was that Died A play for radio by H. R. F.KEATING based on his thriller novel of the same title with David Valla , Felix Felton and Kate Binchy
This dog and man at first were friends ;
But when a pique began,
The dog, to gain some private ends,
Went mad and bit the man ...
But soon awonder came to light Thatshow'd the rogues they lied. The man recover'd of the bite, The dog it was that died.
(Oliver Goldsmith )
Scene: Dublin. Time: The Present
Producer JOHN TYDEMAN
A late-evening conversation in which
RT HON DENIS HEALEY , MP BRIAN CROZIER
PROFESSOR BERNARD CRICK exchange thoughts, opinions, ideas and prejudices with BRIAN REDHEAD
Producer MICHAEL CREEK (from Manchester)
BROTHER SIMON TUGWELL COnducts a Meditation for the listener
Rest in the Joy of the Lord
All the day's news preceded by Weather
