6.32 Farming Today: BRYAN PLATT
6.50
Outlook: reflecting matters of Christian interest and concern
6.55 Weather, programme news
7.10 On Your Farm: a weekly review of the agricultural scene Producer ANTHONY PARKIN
7.40 Today's Papers
7.45 Outlook
Michael Aspel introduces Radio 4's 60-mintite worldwide look at the weekend.
7.50
Travel news and What's on 7.55 Weather, programme news
8.0 News and more of Today including at 8.30* Sportsdesk; at 8.45 Today's Papers
9.5 From Our Own Correspondent
Contributed by the BBC'S Foreign News staff
(Revised edition: Tues, 9.5 am)
9.30 The Weekly World
COLIN VALDAR reviews what the weeklies have to say. Illustrations read by BRYAN MARTIN
9.45 Talking Politics
Although the Commons is still in recess the House of Lords has been sitting this week.
ANTHONY KING talks to a number of peers about the contribution of the upper chamber to the legislative process.
Narrator MARTIN MUNCASTER Producers PADDY O'KEEFFE
MARTIN COX , BERNARD TATE and ANNE SLOMAN
New Every Morning page 33; Come let us join IBBC HB 122); Psalm 20; Acts 1. vv 15-26 (NEB); See the Conqueror mounts in triumph (BBC HB 129)
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11.30 Announcements
Introduced by DESMOND LYNAM
Latest news and prospects of a big afternoon's sport, including Racing from Epsom and Haydock Park. Motor Racing, Golf, Cricket. Producer GEOFF DOBSON (Sport on 2: from 2.2 pm)
Presenter Derek Cooper You and Your Time
Fount of Knowledge: when you visit a historic building or famous site, how much can you trust your guide? How are they trained and how do they qualify? LUCILLE HALL finds OUt.
Chairman ROBERT ROBINSON
Second Round: featuring each week winners from the first round of the contest. 4: Midlands
MRS BERYL LEATHAM THOMAS (Shropshire)
LIONF.L KING (Birmingham) lecturer
DAVID PHILO (Leicestershire) schoolmaster
Including Beat the Brains
Questions set and programme devised by JOHN p. WYNN Producer MARTIN FISHER
(Repeated: Friday. 6.15 pm)
12.55
Weather, programme news
A spontaneous discussion by Rt Hon Enoch Powell , MP Lord Stokes
Hugh Scanlon Billie Whitelaw
Chairman David Jacobs from Leyland, Lancashire
The Unassuming Man by LINLEY WALL
' I watched the staggering remains of that house we'd lived in from babyhood to 1939 - and I didn'believe it. Those special events between 36 and 39 crystallized in my mind - good heavens, in 36 I was "young Nicola" - 14 - and my sister Lois. 16 ... Lois ... -
Producer BRIAN MILLER (from Bristol)
Introduced by Anne Gregg
The week in Woman's Hour. What the European papers say. In Business: SHIRLEY LIGER and VIRGINIA STOURTON talk about their colour advisory service.
Small Jobs in the Garden: seasonal tips from GEOFF AMOS. Magic Pianos: ANITA MORGAN talks to CHRIS THOMAS , chairman, Welsh Pianola Society. Birds, Beasts and Relatives by GERALD DURRELL abridged by PAT MCLOUGHLIN read by PETER TUDDENHAM last instalment
John Dunn introduces the Saturday show for young listeners
Adventures of the Incredible Dr McLoon
by Brian Thompson
With John Franklyn-Robbins and Carole Hayman
Producer Tony Cliff
4.5 Use Your Wits
The nation-wide word-game contest devised by Tony Shryane
Compiled by Peter Moore
3: London (Woodberry Down School, N4) Rowena Cohen and Rachel Hundleby challenge Nigel Boyd and Peter Strockin
Chairman Tom Coyne
4.20 Having a Party?
Why not try a Barbecue?: Janice Dickerson joins one organised by some Birmingham Scouts, to find out how to build it, and discusses some recipes for barbecue night with Alberta Reit.
Producer Richard Maddock
4.30 Tank Commander
The novel by Ronald Welch: abridged in six episodes by Alun Richards.
Read by Emrys James 6: On Trial
All three Tank Brigades are to take part in the new offensive at Ypres. John Carey knew that, once more, the tanks would be wrongly used.
Producer Lorraine Davies
4.50 New Films
Sarah Forbes reviews some of the latest releases
Producer Bobby Jaye
Editor Graham Gauld
A second chance to hear the best from the week's editions. Introduced by Robert Hewison
5.55
Weather, programme news
(Repeated: Sunday, 9.15 am)
A nationwide look at the stories behind the day's sporting headlines. Producer ROGER MACDONALD
Richard Baker with records
Bill Fraser , Alan Wheatley and Fraser Kerr in The Ringer by EDGAR WALLACE Stereo adaptation by RAYMOND RAIKES
This play was the turning point in Edgar Wallace 's meteoric career from newspaper boy to dramatist and writer of best-selling fiction. Adapted from his novel of 1925. The Gaunt Stranger, the play scored an immediate success at Wyndham's Theatre, London, in May 1926.
Producer RAYMOND RAIKES
(Bill Fraser is in ' Misalliance at Mermaid Theatre, London)
A late-evening conversation in Which BARONESS WOOTTON, PROFESSOR A. H. JONES and NIGEL LAWSON exchange ideas with BRIAN REDHEAD
Producer STANLEY WILLIAMSON
Evening Prayers conducted by REV TREGELLES WILLIAMS with the NORTH WALES SINGERS conductor JAMES Williams
preceded by Weather
