Producers MARTIN SMALL and ALLAN WRIGHT
A note from Religious Affairs Correspondent Rosemary Hartlll
7-10 Today's Papers
Michael Clark visits
'arms on the outskirts of Liverpool.
Producer GWYN Richards BBC Birmingham
Norman Tozer with how to get the best from your hard-earned cash.
8-10 Today's Papers
Presented by Tony Lewis The English summer continues in style with the traditional match at the home of cricket,
Lord's. The New Zealand tourists engage the English in the Third Test. TONY ADAMSON reports from Dublin on the Special atmosphere at the Irish Open Golf
Tournament and ALAN PARRY and PETER MATTHEWS are In Helsinki for the climax of the first World Athletics Championships. Thev report live from the stadium as DALEY Thompson continues his bid to win gold In the Decathlon.
Producers DAVE GORDON and EMILY MCMAHON
Introduced bv Bernard Falk with help from
SI'SAN MARLING and NIGEL coombs taking a critical look at the holiday, travel and leisure scene.
Producer helcn 1 ROBSON Editor ROGER MACDONALD
Melanie Phillips presents a personal review of the weekly magazines.
Producer ROGER CLARK
The Pope's visit to
Poland highlighted the Church's impact on fioli tics. John Harrison looks at contentious issues at home and aski: how uneasy is the relationship between Church and State?
Producer MARGARET BUDY
New Every Morning, page 106; To the name of our salvation (BBC HB 284); Psalm 98; Hebrews 1, vv
114 (RSV); Dear Lord and Father of mankind (BBC HB 351)
Radio and TV extracts with Margaret Howard
BBC correspondents throughout the world talk about the countries they work In.
Editor PADDY O'KEEFFS
Jeanlne McMullen with the latest from her forays down the byways of rural living. Stockbreeders, poultry enthusiasts, writers, folklortsts and storytellers all come together to give their tips on the Stamina needed to make A Small Country Living.
Producer MARY PRICE BBC Bristol
More bon motley with Nlcel Rees and guests Btllie Whitelaw Paul Bailey Suzy Menkes and Peter Jones
Quotations read by RONALD FLETCHER
Producer ALAN NIXON
Six programmes of themes and variations from the lives of the British in South East
Asia in the days of the Empire, in the words of some of those who were there.
'There certainly was a very great drama in the way we were living when I first went out there. These stations were tiny clearings in an endless, Interminable, tall, dense, wild Jungle... high, high old impenetrable Jungle... Its denseness cannot be over-emphasised...'
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(Next Saturday: The Men Who Would Be Kings)
The Colonel's Wife by N. J. WARBURTON with A garden full of secret corners, a mesmerised rabbit, a woman with staring eyes, these things have haunted Pru for 20 years because they led to the great disaster and the beginning of her nightmares.
Directed by john CARDY
What's new In medical science? How veil are the doctors looking after us? Is our money being spent to best effect?
Geoff Watts reports on the health of medical care - from the research laboratory and the operating theatre to the dentist's chair and the GP'S surgery.
How effective are my dog's spongy paws at spreading violet seeds? Do cuckoos mimic egg patterns of other birds?
Do caterpillars sunbathe? John Andrews , Peter Moore and Stephen Sutton answer some more of your wildlife questions. Presenter Derek Jones
Five programmes
3: The Detective Hero Jessica Mann examines the phenomenal success of women crime writers. with help from
Sarah Caudwell. James Barnett. P. D. James.
Marghanita Laskl. Joyce Allingham , Elizabeth Fcrrars. Ruth Rendell. Heather Jeeves , Zena Scott-Archer and Margaret Yorke.
Readerskatherincparr ALEXANDRA MATIIIE
MADI HEDD. FRANCES JEATER and HUGH DICKSON Title music by jolyon JACKSON. Producer MARGARET WINDHAM
BBC correspondents look at a contemporary Issue.
Presenter John Mills Editor MARLENE PEASE
Seven programmes
Two years ago Sue Westbrook had an idea for a new cleaning service.Today,with her daughter Michelle, she runs a very successful company. They talk about it to Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer JOCK GALLAGHER BBC Birmingham
Written and performed by The National Revue Company
with CLIVE ROSLIN
Including Sports Round-up
Malcolm Muggerldge reflects with Dr Anthony Clare on the major Influences that have shaped him.
Researcher JENNY RIVAROLA Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Producer RAY ABBOTT
A Quiet Place In the Country by MAX WILLIAMS Jacko's plans for the bank raid were a masterpiece, Frank and Smiler had been drilled in every detail. How were they to know that the hotel they'd chosen as a base was being invaded by 15 drunken rugby players?
Directed by TONY CLIFF BBC Manchester
Tim Sebastian has just returned from Turkey where he found a country of exotic peoples - Kurds, Armenians, Gypsies, Arabs - trying to understand not only each other but also the ways of modern Turkey.
Producerpaddyokeeffe
A collective noun embracing three decades of Goon history presented by Frank Muir featuring episodes from The Goon Shows with Spike Milllgan ,
Harry Secombe and Peter Sellers and further comment from Jimmy Grafton
Dennis Main Wilson Spike Milllgan
Sir Harry Secombe Norma Fames
John Browell and Bert Mortimer Script by SIMON BRETT Producer JOHN BROWELL
(The Goon Show: tomorrow at 12 noon) Laughter In the Air, a lighthearted history of radio comedy by Barry Took , £3.95 from booksellers
A weekly religious documentary series of ten programmes
4: The World Council of Churches Sixth General Assembly
Forthepastthreeweeks the World Council of Churches has been holding its sixth General Assembly in Vancouver. Its theme has been
' Jesus Christ - the Life of the World
More than 300 churches worldwide belong to the WCC and 50 British
Christians, Including the Archbishop of Canterbury, have been with around
1.000 other delegates at the Assembly in Canada. The World Council's agenda for the next decade will have been set. In the past the WCC has been no stranger to controversy.
Vancouver will have seen debates and decisions ranging from Internal church belief and practices to the gravest social concerns facing the world. So what has been decided. and on what religious basis'
Rosemary Hartill reports from the Assembly and assesses its performance. Prnducer and series editor JOHN NEWBURY
"At the sight of the squire the people trembled ..." But some have been quick to sing his praises. The archetypal foxhunting, hard-drinking squire is described in song and verse.
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