Producers KEN POLLOCK and 'LESLIE COTTINGTON
A note from our Religious Affairs Correspondent, Gerald Priestland.
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A weekly review of the agricultural scene.
Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Scotland
7.40 Today's Papers
Norman Tozer with how to get the best value for your hard-earned cash.
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From the world of sport and leisure Tony Lewis presents a magazine programme that highlights the people in the news and the issues that matter, including the Sixth Test between Australia and England, in Sydney. Plus up-to-the-minute coverage of the other events at home and abroad.
Nuclear Power: the Scientists' Promise, the People's Protest
Presented by the BBC's Science Correspondent, James Wilkinson
A Radio News production by RICHARD ANTHONY BAKER
Parliamentarians discuss the week's business with Matthew Coady
Producer PETER ROBINS
Anthony Howard reviews the weekly magazines
Producer WALTER WALLICH
New Every Morning, page 50: 0 Holy Ghost, thy people bless (BBC HB 156); Psalm 139; Galatians 5, vv 13-23 (rsv); Thine arm, 0 Lord (BBC HB 382)
with Margaret Howard
The second of a series of six programmes compiled and presented by the poet Seamus Heaney
' Can any of the panel explain how a British bird can tell that a coconut is good eating when it cannot have had previous experience of it?' The Wildlife team unravels some more mysteries.
Introduced by Derek Jones Producer BRIAN LEITH BBC Bristol
(Rptd: Mon at 10.5 am)
with Fritz Spiegl
(Broadcast fri at 10.55 pml
with Joan Bakewell
The travel programme that takes you behind those glossy brochures to make sure your holiday lives up to its promise, including this week special reports on holidays in the United States of America. Producer JENNY THOMPSON Editor ROGER MACDONALD
says Cardew Robinson to Tom Mennard Jan Harding and Peter Robinson KEN FRITH (piXTTO)
Producer MIKE CRAIG BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Tuesday 10.30)
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Robert Hardy , Jean Rook Dr Lyall Watson Lord Scanlon
Chairman David Jacobs from Bristol
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Frank Delaney introduces the magazine programme about books.
Producer HELEN FRY
(Repeated: Sun 11.15 pm)
by James Mateer
During the excavation of an ancient Celtic monastery, the inexplicable appearance of a strange young woman has a disturbing effect on those who meet her - for Sinech McMahon's existence is intimately and timelessly connected with the monastery of Nendrum and its tragic end.
BBC Northern Ireland
Presenter Marilyn Alan
With the participation of the disabled themselves. Does He Take Sugar? seeks to give practical advice to disabled listeners in all relevant fields. Editor MARLENE PEASE
Five programmes on the impact of white ' civilisation ' on native cultures. 1: The Heart of Darkness Written by DONALD THOMAS Narrated by Richard Bebb with the voices of: PETER LEABOURNE , HAYDN JONES , NIGEL GRAHAM , CLIF-FORD NORGATE, WILFRID CARTER , ALAN BARRY , TOMMY EYTLE and EDDIE MATTHEWS Producer MAURICE LEITCH (First broadcast in 1975)
Let Neil Landor and the BBC Reference Library and other experts find the ' answer to your queries.
Producer DENYS GUEROULT Questions, on postcards. to: Enquire Within, BBC, London WIA 4WW
Ronald Pickup gives the fourth of six talks introducing the first season of Shakespeare's plays on BBC2 Julius Caesar
' I've never believed that Shakespeare has to be dragged by the scruff of his neck into the 20th century, presenting, let us say. Julius Caesar as a Hitler" figure and everybody else around him in jackboots. Julius Caesar is certainly a play about power-politics, but bound up with that is a strong moral sense.'
Producer JUDITH BUMPUS
Julius Caesar : £1.35 from bookshops
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in conversation with his guests - this week in Cardiff
Musical accompaniment by The Feetwarmers
Producer GERRY NORTHAM
Richard Baker offers a recipe of popular classics on records, with the added ingredient of listeners' requests.
Producer RAY ABBOTT
(Revised rpt: Fri 9.5 am)
by David Hopkins
with Peter Wickham and Heather Bell
Grapenose Point is a small peninsula in northern Scotland. The causeway to the mainland is under water most of the day. The inhabitants are proud of their isolation and independence, which now seems threatened by oil rigs. This threat reawakens the centuries-old protectors of the island - the wolves of Grapenose Point.
(Rptd: Monday 3.5 pm)
John Julius Norwich presents his personal choice of poetry and prose with readings by MARIA AITKEN and NORMAN RODWAY
Producer BRIAN PATTEN BBC Bristol
Evening prayers conducted by THE REV ELWYN JONES. BBC Wales
Nigel Douglas presents recordings of singers for whom, as a singer himself, he has particular affection and regard, 13: Lotte Lehmann
End of the Line by BETTY DAVIES with Heather Bell as Mary Sion Probert as Keith and Philip Sully as the young man
Mary arrives back from America and is more than delighted by the flat her brother has found for her. Then the telephone rings. . .
Directed by JOHN TYDEMAN
Weather report; forecast followed by an interlude
