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7.10 Sunday Papers long wave only
7.15 Apna HI Ghar
SamaJhiye: for Asians BBC Birmingham long wave only
7.45 Bells: long wave only
7.50 The Shape of God
THE REV PETER TIMMS with a meditation for the ninth Sunday after Pentecost: John 17. vv 11-10 long wave only

8.10 Sunday Papers

Presenter Clive Jacobs Producer JOHN NEWBURY

THE RT HON NORMAN ST JOHN-STEVAS MP, talks about the Pugin Chapel of St Edmund's College, Ware, which is of outstanding beauty, and historically of national importance.
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9.10 Sunday Papers

by Alistair Cooke

from Newcastle
Presbyterian Church,
Co Down. Conducted by THE REV SMILEY FULLERTON Organist and choirmistress
CHRISTINE IRVINB
Readings (niv): Psalm 85, vv 1-13: Matthew 16, vv 13-19 and 24-26 Hymns (rch): Praise to the Lord (22); Alleluia, sing to Jesus (138); In the name (178); Who is on the Lord's side (519) Psalm 43: 0 send thy light forth
BBC Northern Ireland

Omnibus edition. Producer WILLIAM SMETHURST
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
BBC Birmingham

Introduced by Bob Prizeman , who meets Neil Adams , mbe. the current World Judo Champion of Light Middleweight: and Sharron Davies. the former Commonwealth swimming champion and Olympic Silver Medallist: plus some Woman's Hour highlights.

Beyond Our Ken starring Kenneth Home with Betty Marsden
Hugh Paydick Bill Pertwee
Kenneth Williams
Producer john SIMMONDS (First broadcast in 1964.

Tips and techniques to help you save time and money if you do-it-yourself, from Lynn Dans Jack Wldgery Tony Wilkins in response to questions from DIY enthusiasts at
The City Museum and Art Gallery Lecture Theatre. Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
In the Chair Bill Breckon Producer CATHY STEWART Editor JIM BLACK
0 HOME-ING IN: page 63

Presenter Gordon Ctough Editor DEREK LEWIS

(Details: Wed 10.0 am)

Indian Summer by JENNIFER JOHNSTON
Indian Summer is set at a crucial moment in Irish history - the autumn of 1920, when the violent struggle for independence was at its height.
But for Mr Martin , an Anglo-Irish landowner in Co Cork, the date has a different significance - it is to be the reatisation of a dream.
Pianist GRAHAM KENNEDY A BBC/Lyric Theatre Belfast co-production Directed for stage and radio by ROBERT COOPER BBC Northern Ireland

In a series of ten programmes, Malcolm Billings explores the world of archaeology.
3: The Great Hall of the Archbishop's Palace at Canterbury
Archbishop Hubert Walter began the Great Hall at the end of the 12th century and Archbishop Langton completed it by July 1220, when the palace was visited by a number of important guests for the translation of the body of St Thomas a Becket to the new shrine in the cathedral. Never before the subject of detailed study, the Great Hall has now been excavated for the first time.
Reader HUGH DICKSON
Producer JOHN knight BBC Bristol long wave only

(Details: Thurs 9.30 am) long wave only

(Details. Mon 11.0 am) long wave only

With HARRIET CASE

A series of five programmes about coronary heart disease presented by Dr Alan Maryon-Davls 4: Cope with Stress - Help Your Heart
How important is exercise in the prevention of heart disease, and how can learning to relax help your heart?
Producer SARAH Rowlands
Free booklet, Beating
Heart Disease, available from [address removed]

A series of six programmes of recollections of working. class childhood 60 years and more ago. selected from oral history collections throughout Britain by Stephen Humphries , with music arranged and performed by SANDRA KERR , and with additional recordings from the BBC Sound Archives. 4: Work
Producer ALAN iiavdock

by TED ALLBEURY (4)

(Details- Thurs 4.10 pm)

THE ENGLISH CONCERT leader SIMON STANDACE directed from the harpsichord by TREVOR PINNOCK
Bach Harpsichord
Concerto In D minor (BWV 1052)
Leclair Violin Concerto In D, Op 7 No 2
SIMON STANDAGE (violin) (First broadcast on R3)

At the end of 1955. Anthony Smith mounted a small motorcycle In
Capetown and rode north. Several months and 7,000 miles later he arrived In Cairo - the first time such a trip had been completed. This year he took the machine out of storage and with his son Adam set off to retrace his path. but this time from Cairo to Capetown.
The fourth of 12 talks with ANTHONY SMITH

by MARY RENAULT (8)

A new series of eight programmes emlyn Williams presents his personal choice of poetry and prose with Margaretta Scott and Andrew Sachs
'... a mixed bouquet of literary flowers ... at the risk of sounding a Philistine. I hasten to make it clear that each poem is intelligible.' Recorded before an invited audience at Theatre Clwyd, Mold Producer BRIAN patten BBC Bristol

Six programmes
3: Learning to See Again A selection of poetic meditations chosen by Keith Clements from the writings of the 17th-century priest, THOMAS TRAHERNE
Readers FRANK DUNCAN and PATRICK MALAHIDE Producer PETER FIRTH BBC Bristol

Duel of the Century
Japan now stands second only to the United States as the world's most important economic power. By the end of the century it may have overtaken America to become number one.
High technology holds the key to the future as the two economic giants fight for leadership.
In the third of six programmes,
Mary Goldring considers which of the two has the all-important skills of inventiveness and innovation necessary to keep ahead of the other. Producer TOM READ

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