For Asian listeners
BBC Birmingham
7.45 Bells
7.50 Sunday Reading
Michael McClain reads poems by John Betjeman
7.55 Weather, programme news
8.10 Sunday Papers
Presented by Clive Jacobs
ELIZABETH WARD appeals on behalf of The British Kidney Patient Association which helps to provide dialysis facilities in hospitals and at home, for patients who would otherwise not be treated.
Donations, preferably by crossed po or cheque, to:[address removed]
8.55 Weather, programme news
9.10 (medium only) Sunday Papers
medium only from Gabalfa Baptist Church, Cardiff conducted by the minister, THE REV S. C. BROCKETT
Hymns (Redemption Hymnal): He lives! He lives! Christ Jesus lives today (Christ, who is our life: 631); A debtor to mercy alone (Trewen: 390); Jesus was slain for me (Summer Land: 177)
Readings: Psalm 23; John 4, w 5-26
Organist MAT JONES BBC Wales
medium only
Derek Robinson presents listeners' letters on all aspects of radio - some sweet, some sour, some salty.
Send your comments to: Disgusted, Tunbridge Wells, BBC. Bristol BS8 2LR
Producer CAROLE STONE BBC Bristol
Presented by Peter Hobday and Louise Bolting
The programme that alms to help you follow the ins and outs of personal finance and get the best deals as a saver, investor or borrower - in short, to look after the pound in your pocket. Featuring each week The Man Behind Your Money A Financial World Tonight production
A chance to hear once more some lighthearted episodes of Professor Emil Burkiss's Way to Dynamic Living
with Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees, Chris Emmett and Fred Harris
Written by ANDREW MARSHALL and DAVID RENWICK
Producer JOHN LLOYD
Your chance to debate with the men or women in the news.
In the Chair Michael Charlton Producers JENNY DE YONG and PETER WINDOWS BBC Birmingham
The lines are open from 10.30 am
with Sandra Clark and her guests - out and about or in the studio. Reflect on a review of the past week and hear how others relax to ... forget tomorrow's Monday. Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
12.55 Weather, programme news
Presented by Gordon Clough
A four-man investigation by David Barlow, Peter Christie, Miles Kington and Alan Maryon-Davis
From the Paris Studio, London
(medium only)
Kenneth Ford invites Fred Loads, Bill Sowerbutts and Professor Alan Gemmell to answer questions which listeners have sent in by post.
Questions should be on postcards only and addressed to Gardeners' Question Time, BBC, [address removed], Leeds [postcode removed].
BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Tuesday 4.5 pm)
medium only
Denholm Elliott in Venus Observed
A play for Autumn by CHRISTOPHER FRY with Elizabeth Spriggs Moira Redmond
Stephanie Bidmead and Angela Down
' We're here thu morning watch
The sun annulled and renewed, and to sit affectionately
Over the year's dilapidation.
" Mellow" " is the keynote of the hour'.
Directed by jane MORGAN
medium only
visits Ireland
The Resident London Team of Anthony Quinton, Irene Thomas and Professor John B. Mays accept an invitation from Radio Telefis Eireann to play a one-round match with Ian Fox, Chairman of RTE's Top Score quiz programme and Tony O'Riordan, who sets the questions for that series.
With the Dublin Team, Gordon Clough
(Repeated: Wednesday 10.39)
(medium only)
medium only
Come Into My Parlour ...
The weight of insects consumed annually by spiders in Britain, exceeds that of the human inhabitants. The Living World goes on a Radio Nature Trail In search of these voracious hunters.
Introduced by Derek Jones Producer MOIRA MANN BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Wednesday 9.5 am, medium only)
medium only
No Need to Give Up Listening: DON ROSKILLY tells MARGARET FORD about adaptations to talking book machines designed to help those who find them difficult to manage alone. Presented by Peter White Producer THENA HESHEL
(medium only)
Brian Johnston recently visited Tarporley, Cheshire
BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Friday 11.5 am medium only)
5.55 (medium only) Weather and programme news
Omnibus Edition
BBC Birmingham
Beneath 29 villages In the peaceful vale of Belvoir lies one of the richest finds in Europe - ten thousand million pounds worth of black gold. Should It be left there as the Midland villagers argue for a 'rainy day' when need is proven; or should the National Coal Board have its way now and fulfil its Plans for Coal for the Future?
In the second series of Time for Action, Roger Cook and Moyra Bremner take sides on the issue and hear the arguments of those who fear the worst, and those who hope for better.
(Repeated: Wednesday 11.5 am medium only)
Including music by Coates, Holst, Michael Spivakovsky and Sullivan
BBC Concert Orchestra leader John Bradbury conductor Ashley Lawrence
Tommy Reilly (harmonica)
A novel without a hero by William Makepeace Thackeray, dramatised for radio in ten parts by Michael Kittermaster
In which our heroine Becky takes up her post as governess to Sir Pitt Crawley's daughters at Queen's Crawley, and in which the Manager of the Performance, the Puppet Master, introduces us to the various personages of the noble house of Crawley. What is a poor orphan to do but to win the hearts of such members of the family who are rich enough or influential enough to deserve their inclusion in the booths of Vanity Fair?
(For cast see Tuesday 3.5 pm)
was ordained deacon to work in the East End of London. On the eve of his ordination, and again after six months In a parish, he was interviewed by Jeremy James for a television programme on the job of a parson. Last week Jim Thomp son was consecrated as the new Bishop of Stepney. Once again he has talked to Jeremy James. How have his early hopes and expectations been changed by the reality of parish life in East Ham and on the vast GLC housing estate at Thamesmead? How does he sea the job of a bishop in 1878f In tonight's programme, which includes parts of the earlier interviews, Bishop Jim Thomp son discusses what It felt like - and feels Uke - to be new to the job'.
Producer MICHAEL MAYNE
The letter V
Devised and narrated by B. Colin Davis
Music: BBC Singers
Weather report and forecast followed by an interlude
