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Presenters Brian Redhead and John Timpson
6.45* Prayer for the Day with THE REV ALEC GILMORE
6.55, 7.55 Weather forecast
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
7.23*. 8.25* Sport
Read by HARRIET CASS
7.30, 8.30 News Summary
7.45* Thought for the Day
8.35* Yesterday In Parliament
8.50* Your Letters
8.57 Weather: travel
Last of four programmes in which Clive Jacobs opens the door on the housing world with the help of finanlcal expert Tom Tlckell.
Producer IIELEN ROBSON Editor ROGER MACDONALD
From the home of the Manchurian tiger and the giant panda also comes the evocative dawn chorus of Black Dragon Province, the Peking robin and Emperor's nightingale, and, from the Everwhite Mountains, the song of the red-crowned crane. Jeffery Boswall brings back images of bird life from the volcanic forests and marshes of north-eastern China.
(BBC Bristol)
(Broadcast Sun 4.30 pm)
Love's a fantasy-romance is a trick; so says the new morality. But outside the beating hearts and pounding blood of Mills & Boon - does romance still ring true?
In the second of four programmes
Laurie Taylor meets the women who send flowers. and the men who love receiving them: the young who look for a fine romance and the older and wiser - who remember it well. Producer SHARON BANOFF
Love on the Run by NICK YAPP
Read by SIon Probert
Producer HERBERT WILLIAMS BBC Wales
NEm. p 89; All glory to God in the sky
(BBC HB 29); Psalm 48; Matthew 13. vv 24-30 (RSV): The God whom earth and sea and sky (BBC HB 239)
followed by travel
There was nothing that I've tackled in my life that I was afraid of tackling: I might come unstuck, but my experience was that if you had the guts you could do it.
(RITCHIE CALDER)
Nigel Calder presents a celebration of the life of his father Lord Ritchie-Calder, who died last year, from crime reporter on the Dundee Courier, to science writer, to crusader for peace, plenty and international understanding.
Including contributions from TOM BAISTOW, LORD BROCKWAY, THE RT IION BARBARA CASTLE, LADY
KENNET, GERARD FIEL. LADY RITCHIE-CALDER, PAUL ROTHA , MAISIE SAMUEL and other friends and colleagues. Producer SIMON ELMES
The magical properties of marinades inspire BOB symesthisweekashe transforms cheap frying steak into a tender delicacy, and raw bacon into an exotic starter. Producer KATE FENTON
John Howard with the latest news. advice and information for consumers. Today
Leslie Cottington reveals the latest trend in food prices in the BBC
Shopping Basket. What s good value for money? Les has the answers.
Joy in the Morning by P. G. WODEIIOUSE starring and First of seven programmes Florence Craye
Adapted by CHRIS MILLER Producersimonbrett
12.55 Weather: travel: programme news
Presenter Sir Robin Day
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only
with Sue MacGregor
Making Sculpture: CINDY SELBY visits the Tate
Gallery's sculpture studio, where members of the public are invited to model a head in clay under expert guidance and watch professionals demonstrating all the techniques of sculpture. The High Path (2)
by Paul Thain
Four men return from their summer holidays to work the night-shift at an engineering factory near Newcastle upon Tyne to find their machines have been replaced by a robot. A robot requiring only one man to operate it.
On 14 July 1833 The Rev John Keble preached the Assize sermon from the pulpit of the University Church of St Mary the Virgin in Oxford. His theme was 'National Apostasy'. This event marked the beginnings of the Oxford Movement, one of the most powerful renewal movements in the Church of England. Today, as part of the 150th anniversary celebrations of Keble's sermon, another controversial cleric preaches from the same pulpit on the same theme. Bishop Trevor Huddleston, recently retired as Archbishop of the Indian Ocean and a former Bishop of Stepney, preaches a sermon that is certain to disturb, challenge and inspire.
The scene in St Mary's is set by ROBERT FOXCROFT. Producer JOHN NEWBuRY
Judgement Day (9)
presenters Peter Ruff and Susannah Simons on VHF until 5.55
5.50 Shipping forecast long wave only
5.55 Weather; programme news
with LAURIE MACMILLAN including Financial Report
(Repeated: Fri 1.40 pm)
Fritz Spiegl looks forward to the music in tonight's concert.
led by MALCOLM LAYFIELD conductor Richard Hickox with David Hastam and Graham Maygar (flutes) Paul Torteller (cello) direct from the Free
Trade Hall. Manchester Part 1
Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4, in G
Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor
Introduced by David Jacobs
Producer GEOFFREY JAMES BBC Bristol
Part 2
Vaughan Williams The lark ascending
Mendelssohn Symphony No 4, in A (Italian) BBC Manchester
(Given as part of the Halle Promj )
includes reviews of Patrick Garland 's production of As You Like It at the Chichester
Festival Theatre; and a new set of classic thrillers by Edgar Wallace , Sapper, John Buchan and Dornford Yates published by Everyman Paperbacks. Presenter
Christopher Frayllng Producer Richard DUNN
John Morgan reporting
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