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7.10 Sunday Papers long wave only
7.15 Apna HI Ghar
Samajhlye: for Asians BBC Birmingham long wave only
7.45 Bells: long wave only
7.50 The Shape of God
THE KEV PETER TIMMS With a meditation for tenth
Sunday after Pentecost: John 13, vv 1-15 long wave only

8.10 Sunday Papers

Presented by Ted Harrison
Producer ROGER hutchings BBC Manchester

Ken DODD talks about St Mary 's Hospice (503456) in Birmingham, which provides care for patients. and expertise throughout Britain and abroad.
Donations, by cheque or PO, to:[address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

bv Alistair Cooke

A celebration of worship recorded at the Sixth Assembly of the World
Council of Churches, now being held in Vancouver. Canada. Preacher PAULINE WEBB
Commentary bv Rosemary Hartlll ,
BBC Religious Affairs Correspondent

omnibus edition Directed by PETER WINDOWS. Producer WILLIAM SMETHURST
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
BBC Birmingham

Introduced by Bob Prizeman who meets the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire at
Chatsworlh: and presents some highlights from Woman's Hour.

Beyond Our Ken starring Kenneth Home with Betty Marsden Hugh Paddick Bill Pertwee
Kenneth Williams
EILEEN COURLAY
THE FRASER HAYES FOUR THE BBC VARIETY
ORCHESTRA, conducted by PAUL FENOliLHET
Producer John simmonds i first broadcast In 19631

Tips and techniques to help you save time and money if you do-it-yourself, from Pamela Donald, Colin Sheffield, Tony Wilkins in response to questions from DIY enthusiasts at Butlin's Holiday Centre as part of the Bognor Regis Festival.
In the Chair Bill Breckon

Home-ing In: page 69

Presenter Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS

(Details: Wed 10.0 am)

Sallmaker by ALAN SPENCE ' The hull has to be white. I've got a nice white gloss at work. The keel I could do in blue.
Maybe put a wee blue rim round the edge here. And light brown for the deck ... You won't even recognise it. It'll be like a brand new boat.' with Roy Hanlon as Davie, a former sailmaker Jonathan Watson as Alec, his son Hubert Buchanan as Ian, Alec's cousin and Tony Roper as Billy, Ian's s father The play is set in a Glasgow tenement, street and back-court. The action begins in the late 1950s and continues through the 60s.
Directed by STEWART CONN BBC Scotland

Adrian Mourby takes an instructive ramble through a neglected Georgian novel for children.
Readers DELIA CORRIE and ANDY BASIILEICH
{Broadcast last Monday)

In a series of ten programmes. Malcolm timings explores the world of archaeology. 4:
Istanbul - the Problems of a Priceless Inheritance
Much of the architecture of Istanbul's glorious past remains, but millions of dollars are urgently needed to repair and conserve these monuments. This rich heritage of the ancient world is the focus of a recently-launched UNESCO appeal.
Reader HUGH DICKSON Producer JOHN KNIGHT BBC Bristol tong wave only

(Details: Thurs 9.30 am) long wave only

(Details: Mon 11.0 am* lung wave only

With PETER DONALDSON

The last of five programmes about coronary heart disease presented by Dr Alan Maryon-Davis After a Heart Attack What first aid can be given at the time? What sort of aftercare and changes in life style may be necessary? And what are the latest forms of treatment?
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 bv
Stephen Humphries , with music arranged and performed by SANDRA KERR , and with additional recordings from the BBC Sound Archives. 5: Courting
Producer ALAN haydock

by TED ALLBEURY (5)
(Details: Wed 12.27 pm)

Teresa MeGonagle invites Patricia Beer and Steve Race to pick some paperbacks.
Producer Pamela HOWE BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Thurs 4.10 pm

BBC PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA led by ANDREW ORTON conductor EDWARD DOWNES Borodin Overture: Prince
Igor Rimsky-Korsakov
Symphony No 2 (Antar) (new version 1903) BBC Manchester

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.
In the fifth of 12 talks.
ANTHONY SMITH continues the story of his journey. Text of this talk in the LISTENER, Thurs 4 August

by Mary Renault, adapted for radio in 11 parts by Michael Bakewell.

Gary Bond as Theseus with Malcolm Stoddard as Pirithoos, Sarah Badel as Hippolyta and Maureen O'Brien as Phaedra

Theseus has fallen in love with Hippolyta, the Amazon, whom he conquered in single combat. But not all the barons approve of their love and Theseus is forced to make a political marriage. In the north, barbaric hordes are gathering and Athens is threatened.

(Repeated: Friday 3.0 pm)
(Kaleidoscope interviews Mary Renault, Mon 9.30)
(Stereo)

Hammond Innes presents his personal choice of poetry and prose with Sian Phillips
Cyril Cusack and Dorothy Hammond Innes ' For me this programme has to be about story-telling and the use of words - the sheer music of our marvellous language. Shakespeare, of course. Shelley. Keats, a whole raft of poets. A rich heritage The Bible. too. Not that modern language monstrosity, but the King James' version Written in the time of Shakespeare'
Recorded before an invited audience at the Maddermarket Theatre in Norwich in 1982. Producer VANESSA WHITBURN BBC Birmingham
(Repeated: thurs 11.0am

Six programmes
4: Enjoyment of the World A selection of poetic meditations chosen by Keith Clements from the writings of the 17thcentury priest.
THOMAS TRAHERNE.
Readers FRANK ducan and PATRICK NIALAIIIDE : Producer peter firth BBC Bristol

Changing Qcar
The next 20 years are going to be very different economically, politically and socially from the 20 just gone. The Pacific people are changing gear, not always smoothly.
The easy" ride they have had in the pastis hecoming rougher as the recession deepens and harriers go up to protect jobs in the old West. In the fourth of six programmes
Mary Goldring maps out the new course.
Producer tom read

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