7.15 Apna Hi Ghar Samaj hiye, for Asian listeners BBC Birmingham long wave only
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7.50 The Shape of God
DOM ROBERT GIBBONS With a reflection for the third Sunday after Pentecost (Luke 8, vv 41-56) long wave only
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MIKE YARWOOD appeals on behalf of the Hospitaller Order of St John of God. which cares for young physically and mentally handicapped people as well as long-term and acutely ill patients.
Donations, preferably by crossed po or cheque, to: [address removed] long wave only
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A form of Matins from Christ Church, Barnet Officiant and Preacher
THE REV PETER COTTINGHAM assisted by THE REV MICHAEL SMITHSON First Lesson: Psalm 2 (RSV)
Second Lesson: St John 19, vv 1-6 and 17-22 (RSV) Hymns: Rejoice, the Lord is King (Anglican Hymn Book 210); 0 come, let us sing to the Lord (Psalm Praise 2): Blessed be the Lord God of Israel (Psalm Praise 16); God of gods. we sound his praises (Psalm Praise 6); Jesus is Lord (Sound of Living Waters 82); Christ triumphant, ever singing (Youth Praise 10)
Solo item: My Song (Cropp and Peterson)
Choirmaster KEN CLIFFORD Organist KEITH WISEMAN Assistant organist KEN SMITH long wave only
Omnibus edition. Directed by CLARE TAYLOR. Producer WILLIAM SMETHURST
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
BBC Birmingham
June Knox-Mawer meets England's senior civil law judge, Master of the Rolls, Lord Denning and his wife at their country home.
(Lord Denning talks Person to Person: Wed 7.45)
The opera singer Klri Te Kanawa recalls words, music and people that have tickled her sense of humour.
Producer SIMON ELMES
with Derek Cooper
Producer JOY HATWOOD
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Presenter Gordon Clough
Presented by Tom Vernon Producer JENNY DE YONG
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Find Me by OLWEN WYMARK with Hannah Gordon as Jean, the mother Elizabeth Lindsay as Verity and Michael Spice as Edward, the father
The authorities are unable to offer the right facilities to contain the problems that beset a disturbed Verity from childhood. Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY
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Themes from the 70s. A series of ten programmes 9: The Distant Dream
In 1970 the dream of the European Community was economic and monetary union by 1980. To the more idealistic, the enlargement of the Six to nine member-states in 1973 seemed to push Europe further towards the building of a United States of Europe. But the hopes and ideals that had so characterised the creation of the EEC faded and changed under the combined pressures of the world economic crisis, and, increasingly, a sense of loss of direction.
David Marquand talks to those who have helped to shape the Europe of the last ten years.
Producer KAROLYN SHINDLER (Revised repeat)
with Frank Delaney Producer BRIAN COOK
(Repeated: Tues 4.10 pm) (Russell Harty presents a new series All About Books, Thurs 10.50, BBC1)
Sir Michael Redgrave presents a personal view of Henry IV, Part I
' I think one of the driving forces of this play is that Shakespeare takes both sides - that of Prince Hal and that of Hotspur - and by taking both sides he's able to show how ephemeral political loyalties can be and were.' Producer ALAN WILDING (Revised repeat)
ALLAN SCHILLER (piano)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by EDWARD DOWNES
Beethoven Overture: Egmont
Mozart Piano Concerto No 19. in F major (K 459)
Josef Strauss Polka Mazurka: The Dragonfly
Johann Strauss Waltz: The Blue Danube BBC Manchester
Playwright Julian Mitchell ponders over the view from his home on the edge of a Gwent village. BBC Bristol
Presenter David Coss Producer PETER ROBINS
"The panacea for all human woes, the secret of happiness might now be bought for a penny and carried in the waistcoat pocket." (Thomas de Quincey)
In 19th-century England, opium was cheap, plentiful, and used by almost everyone. Writers used the drug to fire their imaginations; mothers fed it to teething babies; drinkers used it as a supplement to alcohol. It was a universal panacea - a popular cure for tooth-ache, migraine, rheumatism, ulcers and 'highly-strung' ladies - every age has its mothers' little helpers...
Sarah Dunant examines the use and abuse of opium in Victorian society.
Readers PATRICK BARR, ANTHONY HYDE, WYN JONES, EVE KARPF, PETER WICKHAM
Producer ALASTAIR WILSON
The theme of loyalty and Christian faith explored in a series of 11 programmes devised and narrated by William Drummond. Readers
FRANK DUNCAN , PHILIP FOX 2: Henry 11 and Thomas a Becket
Producer HUBERT HOSKINS
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