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7.10 Sunday Papers long wave only
7.15 Apna III Ghar
Samajhlye: for Asians BBC Birmingham long wave only
7.45 Bells: long wave only
7.50 The Shape of God
FR ANTHONY SACRE with a meditation for the 11th Sunday after Pentecost: John 13, vv 33-38. long wave only

8.10 Sunday Papers

from Vaneouver, Canada. where presenter
Rosemary Hartlll has been attending the World Council of Churches' Sixth Assembly.
Producer DAVID COOMES

DEREK JONES Visits a nature reserve in the county of Avon and describes the work of the Avon Wildlife Trust .
Donations, by cheque or PO, to: [address removed].

9.10 Sunday Papers

Family Communion (Series 3) from the Collegiate Church of St Mary. Stafford
Celebrant and Preacher THE REV MARK MORETON Lesson: Exodus 34, vv 29-35
Gospel: Luke 9. vv 28-36 Psalm 84, vv 1.7
Hymns (A&MR): Christ. whose glory fills the skies (7); Love divine, all loves excelling (205); Soldiers of Christ, arise (303)
Organist NIGEL MORRIS BBC Birmingham

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

Introduced by Bob Prizeman who meets
Bamber Gasgolgne and his wife Christina; plus some Woman's Hour highlights.

Beyond Our Ken starring Kenneth Horne with Betty Marsden Hugh Faddlck Bill Pertwee
Kenneth Williams
THE FRASER HAYES FOUR
THE BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER
Script by ERIC MERRIMAN Announcer DOUGLAS SMITH Producer John SIMMONDS (First broadcast in 1964)

Tips and techniques to help you save time and money if you do-lt
yourself, from:
David Holloway Colin Sheffield Tony Wilkins
In response to questions from DIY enthusiasts at Rawle, Gammon and Baker Ltd. Builders' Merchants in Exeter
In the Chair Bill Breekon Producer CATHY STEWART Editor JIM BLACK
0 HOME-ING IN: page 63

Presenter Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS

It's in the Post
Listeners' letters dealing with summer gardening problems answered by Geoffrey Smith
Daphne Ledward and Dr Stefan Buczackl
Questionmaster KEN FORD BBC Manchester

Somewhere Else by GILLY FRASER , with Kathy Staff as Alma and Pauline Quirke as Jo How will society develop? Many writers have looked Into the future, George Orwell among them.
Somewhere Else is the dream of Jo, aged 121, but old for her years. She wants to escape to ' somewhere else ' from a country that is now fragmented and filled with hate and fear. Then she meets Alma and discovers that the future has to be faced, not run away from - the future must rest with her.
Directed by KAY PATRICK BBC Manchester

Cyril Luckham remembers some amusing moments during his early days as an actor nearly 50 years ago. BBC Bristol

In a series of ten programmes , Malcolm Billings explores the world of archaeology. 5: A Day in the Life of a Roman Soldier
The Roman Empire stretched from northern Britain to the Euphrates in Syria, embracing a wide variety of peoples and customs. Across the length and breadth of that empire marched the Roman army - the most effective and long-lived military institution known to history.
Reader HUGHDICKSON Producer JOHN KNIGHT BBC Bristol long wave only

As there are stars in the sky. so there are stars In the sea....
David Nichols and Peter France go paddling In search of the creature that no seaside postcard Is complete without - the starfish!
Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol
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With LAURIE MACMILLAN

or Down the Hat In Search of a Rabbit
Since the auspicious age of 13, playwright
Alan Drury has been fascinated by conjuring and conjurors.
James Carter ,
Edwin Hooper. John Salisse and Harold Taylor help him to investigate the Magic Circle.
Producers CLARE TAYLOR and MARGARET WINDHAM

The last 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 bv SANDRA KERR , and with additional recordings from the BBC Sound Archives. The Community
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK

by TED ALLBEURY (6)

Teresa McGonagle invites Simon Brett and Cella Date to pick some paperbacks.
Producer PAMELA HOWE BBC Bristol

BBC PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA led by ANDREW ORTON conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD
RALPH HOLMES (violin) Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks
Dellus Violin Concerto BBC Manchester
(First broadcast on Radio 3. Revised repeat)

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 sixth of 12 talks, ANTHONY SMITH continues the storv of his journey, and reflects on the changes three decades have brought to High Street Africa.
Text of this talk is in the LISTENER, Thurs 11 August

by MARY RENAULT (10)

Peter Nichols presents his personal choice of poetry and prose, with Eileen Atkins and Joe Melia
'For two weeks I was a chorister in our parish church... one day during morning service the organist suffered such noisy wind that I literally fainted with laughter.'
Recorded before an invited audience at the Theatre Royal, Bristol.
BBC Bristol

Six programmes
5: True Repentance For the 17th-century writer THOMAS TRAHERNE , the cross is the supreme symbol of a loving God whose presence resonates through all material things.
Keith Clements chooses a selection from
Traherne's Meditations. Readers FRANK DUNCAN and PATRICK MALAHIDC Producer PETER FIRTH BBC Bristol

Dangerous Waters
Under the surface of the Pacific, political currents and counter-currents run, keeping the area In a constant state of jitters. Here the four great powers confront each other, three of them - America, Russia and China - very visible and the fourth, Japan, pretending that It Is just a collection of tiny islands and not the second richest country in the world. The frustrated efforts of the Americans to make Japan assume some political and defence responsibility would be comic if it were not so serious.
In the fifth of six programmes,
Mary Goldring looks at this, at the fears of the smaller Pacific countries, Korea, Taiwan and particularly Hong Kong. and the ambitions of that enigmatic giant, Indonesia.
Producer TOM READ