7.15 Apna Hi Char Samajhiye for Asian listeners BBC Birmingham long wave only
7.45 Bells long wave only
7.50 The Shape of God FR VICTOR STOCK reflects on the call of the first disciples: John 1. vv 35-51 long wave only
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Presenter Michael Cooke Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS BBC Manchester
IAN CARMICHAEL appeals on behalf of the Sailors' Children's Society. which since 1821 has cared for the children of seafarers in need in residential homes and by providing financial assistance to families.
Donations to: [address removed]
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from The Church of St James the Greater, Leicester, conducted by THE REV DEREK HOLE Preacher
THE REV JURIS JURGIS
Hymns (A and M Rev): 0 worship the Lord (77); Jesus shall reign where'er the sun (220); Ye holy angels bright (371)
Lessons; Jeremiah 33, vv 6-9a; Ephesians 4, vv 1-6 Director of Music TIMOTHY LEES
Assistant organist DEREK BARNES
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Omnibus edition
Directed by ALARIC COTTER Producer
WILLIAM SMETHURST
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
BBC Birmingham
Introduced by June Knox-Mawer who visits Timothy West and Prunella Scales, celebrated actors and married partners, at their London home; and presents highlights from the weekday programmes.
Robin Ray traces, with records, the artistry and achievements of some of the world's great musicians. Today: the Spanish cellist, Pablo Casals
Derek Cooper takes the lid off food - good and bad, fun and fast - and the industry behind it. Editor DENNIS LOWER
Cookery Course 2: p 23
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Presenter Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS
Your responses and reactions to programmes on radio and television.
Presented by Tom Vernon Producer JENNY DE YONG
Any comments, questions or suggestions would be welcomed by Feedback, BBC, Broadcasting House, London W1A 4WW
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visits Surrey, where members of the Horley Gar deners' Association put questions to FRED LOADS BILL SOWERBUTTS and PROFESSOR ALAN GEMMELL
Questionmaster KEN FORD BBC Manchester
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Indoor Gardening: p 23
Engaged: an entirely original farcical comedy by W. S. GILBERT with Simon Cadell Sarah Badel
David McAlister Liza Flanagan and Anthony Newlands
Gilbert goes with Sullivan like bacon with eggs, yet here is not an opera but a play .by the famous librettist - an entertainment sans Sullivan in fact.
First performed at London's Haymarket Theatre in 1877, Engaged is about money and the sort of eligible young ladies and gentlemen who fell in love with, and schemed to marry the stuff, back in the passionate days of hansom cabs.
Incidental music composed and played by ROBERT DOCKER
Adapted and directed by JOHN CARDY
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Arthur Negus and Bernard Price discuss listeners' questions With HUGH SCULLY. Producer SARAH PITT BBC Bristol long wave only
Driven by an instinctive urge to reach their spawning redds in the fast-flowing streams of the Scottish Highlands, salmon battle through rapids and waterfalls on their long journey from the sea.
Freshwater biologists, Niall Campbell and Mark Young visit the Tanar burn, a tributary of the Dee, and discover the salmon's destination.
Presented by Chris Lowell
(Revised version of a programme first broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland)
BBC Bristol
In a series of 13 programmes Marghanita Laski presents some of our national songs that were already popular before Victoria became Queen and are still loved and sung today.
3: Jolly Sailor-boys Producer HELEN FRY
Brian Johnston recently visited Conway, Gwynedd Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol
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Graham Turner continues his investigation of class and its relevance to Britain in the 1980s.
3: Blue Collar and Old School Tie
Work has traditionally been the battleground of class - the workers and the bosses, them and us. Since the war, Britain's industrial landscape has been changed by the increased influence of the unions, new patterns of employment, and better material living standards. Is class, then, still a force to be reckoned with? Or is it an excuse for conflict?
Producer PETER WINDOWS BBC Birmingham
Frank Delaney on books you read, borrow and buy, both new and old, from classics to comics. Producer SIMON ELMES
(Repeated: Tues 4.10 pm)
A Future for
London's Past
The last opportunity to discover the early history of London was nearly lost, six years ago, by the vast scale of redevelopment in the City. The Museum of London set up a department of Urban Archaeology to rescue what remained of London's past.
Malcolm Billings reports on what has been achieved and what remains to be done.
Producer ROY HAYWARD BBC Bristol
PHILIP MARTIN (piano)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by JAN KRENZ
Mussorgsky Prelude: Khovanshchina
8.8* Ravel Piano Concerto in G major
8.31* Wolf Symphonic Poem: Penthesilea BBC Manchester
by D.H. Lawrence, adapted for radio in six parts by D.G. Bridson
The story, largely autobiographical, is set just prior to the 1914-18 War.
With Rosemary Leach as Gertrude Morel, Peter McEnery as Paul and Geoffrey Banks as Walter Morel
The radio adaptation begins part way through the novel when Paul is a boy of 13.
"This production emphasises once more the range and quality of radio acting." (The Guardian)
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Forty-three years ago Billy Graham was selling brushes on doorsteps; last year, as the world's most famous Christian evangelist, he preached to an audience of a million people at a single meeting in South Korea. Now aged 61, he arrives in Britain this week to preach his message to undergraduates at Oxford and Cambridge.
BILLY GRAHAM talks tO Gerald Priestland about his life and his beliefs. Producers CHRIS REES and REG KENNEDY
Mysticism means 'that which is mysterious, sacredly obscure. secret Colin Semper explores the thinking of those who have had a special knowledge of the divine. 3: St Teresa of Avila
' If you wish to progress a long way on the mystical road and ascend to the mansions of your desire, the important thing is not to think much but to love much; do, then, what most arouses you to love.'
Written by PENELOPE WALLACE
Producer CRISPIAN HOLLIS
Edward Greenfield explores Walton's Violin Concerto, records
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