Presented from the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh by ALLAN WRIGHT. BBC Scotland

with .John Marsh
Headlines and weather, news for sports fans including the latest news from Argentina on the World Cup. Prayer for the Day (Mon SISTER MARTINA HAYDEN, Tues-Thurs CONSTANCE HOLT. Fri THE REV RICHARD HARRIES)

with John Sargeant

with John Marsh
Weather, sport and Thought for the Day

with John Sargeant Editor KEN GOUDIE
8.35 News headlines, weather, papers, and sport

reflects on people, places and things, as they were, and how they are, with the help of the BBC Sound Archives. This week: Fear
(Repeated: Thursday 8.30 pm)

Bernard Falk and Kenneth Robinson , together with their guests in the studio, provide the incentive to face Monday morning once again as they discuss some of the forthcom
, ing week's topical issues, interview some of the personalities who will be making the news and try to keep their tongues firmly in their cheeks at least half the time.
Producer IAN R. GARDHOUSE

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' Why do some gulls and terns build their nests where they are going to get washed away by the high tides? It seems such a waste of energy.
But no effort is spared by the team in answering yout questions.
Introduced by Derek Jones Producer JOHN HARRISON
BBC Bristol. Questions to: Wildlife, BBC, Bristol BS8 2LR (Repeated: Thursday 3.35 pm medium only)

NEM, p 102; The star of morn has risen (BBC HB 410); Psalm 147, vv 12-20; Acts 12, vv 1-10 (NEB); Through the night of doubt and sorrow (BBC HB 186)

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The Lobster Game by MARY CAMPBELL
Read by Elizabeth Proud
Julie's summer holiday in the West Country is one of sunlight and adventure. Only one thing casts a frightening shadow.... Producer MITCH RAPER

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(Full details: Thursday 7.45pm)

News and information that affects the way you live.
Including today - The World of Work With MARGARET KORVING Presenters Sue Cook and George Luce
Editor DENNIS LOWER

A nationwide general knowledge contest in which listeners compete to become this year's Brain of Britain.
Chairman Robert Robinson Second Round 17: London
JEROME STONBOROUGH, probation officer; PAUL BOEUF , local government officer; BEN SMITH , schoolteacher; BERNARD MCGIN -LEY, local government officer
The programme includes Beat the Brains in which listeners put their own questions to the contestants.
Programme devised by JOHN P. WYNN , who, with IAN GILLIES , set the questions. Producer GRIFF RHYS JONES
(Repeated: Thursday 6.30 pm)
12.55 medium only
Weather and programme news

and voices and topics in and behind the headlines
Presented by Robert Williams Editor DEREK LEWIS

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Introduced by Sylvia Horn
Talk Till Two: a discussion on a matter of current concern.
2.9-2.2 News
Money Matters: banker JOHN SIMMONDS answers some of the questions most often asked by women.
Don't Just Sit There - Start a Business!: MARGARET ELLIOT and CATHERINE LUCK did just that.
The Friendly Prostitute: PAT STACKE with a memory of her life as a policewoman.
Airs Above the Ground (S)

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Story: Sam's Anorak Pocket by BARBARA WILLIAMS

The Right True End by STAN BARSTOW

walked by Wynford Vaughan-Thomas. He explores ' the last solitude ' on a nine-day excursion along the mountains from Margam in the south to Penmaenmawr in the north. Today he walks from Llanbrynmalr to Llanuwchllyn. Producer TELERI BEVAN. BBC Wales

The news magazine presented by Robert Williams with PM's reporting team Editor DEREK LEWIS

Geoffrey Smith talks to Kenneth Ford about the week in his and your garden.
Producer KENNETH FORD BBC Manchester
5.55 medium only
Weather and programme newt

starring Bryan Pringle
A comedy serial in eight episodes by ANDREW LYNCH 4:The Grazzi GrazziConnection with Brian Wilde
Wilf invests in a new pop (coconut and grapefruit cocktail) and receives another dubious business proposition, this time from Greasy Maurice Kershaw.
Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERS BBC Manchester

BBC Correspondents throughout the world talk about the countries they work in. Producer WILLIAM HORSLEY

Sister, Sister by RACHEL BILLINGTON storyteller, Stuart Once upon a time there were three beautiful sisters. One day a handsome young man appeared among them. He gazed about him with anticipation-they seemed to be there just for his pleasure. Perhaps they were-but all pleasures have to be paid for-at least in contemporary fairy stories. Directed by KAY PATRICK

Professor Lord Zuckerman , OM, was born in South Africa in 1904 and came to Britain as a medical student in 1926. After qualifying as a doctor from University College Hospital, London, he became Research Anatomist to the Zoological Society and wrote his classic work The Social Life of Monkeys and Apes. At the beginning of the war, he undertook a national survey of bombing casualties and became involved in the formulation of a bombing policy.
In conversation with Michael Charlton , Lord Zuckerman describes the planning and analysis of air operations which led to the capture of Pantelleria and to the breakdown of enemy communications in Sicily and southern Italy.
In the first of two programmes, he recalls how he became a central figure in the disputes on bombing policy which took place during the planning of Overlord'.
Producer JOHN KNIGHT

Presented by Paul VaughaB Producer ANNE WINDER

John Tusa reporting
Editor ALASTAIR OSBORNI

Private portraits of people in the public mind, sketched out in their own words - and with detail from others. (Shortened version: Tuesday 11.35 am)

Out of Africa (6'

Radio 4 International Bust-ness Report: Market Trends

Weather report and forecast followed by an interlude