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7.10 Sunday Papers long wave only
7.15 Apna HI Char
Samajhlye: for Asians BBC Birmingham long wave only
7.45 Bells: long wave only
7.50 The Shape of God FR UN FALCONER with a meditation for the 18th Sunday after Pentecost: Matthew 5. vv 21-28 long wave only

8.10 Sunday Papers

Presented by Clive Jacobs Producer JULIA BICKNELL

PAM AYRES talks about the work of The Migraine Trust (244250) which provides funds for research Into the causes of migraine, and an information and counselling service to those who suffer distress. Donations, by cheque or PO, to: [address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

Harvest Festival Service from St Paul 's Church, Woldingham. Surrey
(Sung Communion Rite A) Celebrant and Preacher THE REV CANON
DOUGLAS RUYUES
Readings: 11 Corinthians 9 vv 6-11 (New Enghsh Bible); Luke 12, vv 16-21 (Jerusalem Bible)
Hymns: Praise, 0 praise our God and King UiMR 481); God whose farm is all creation (100 HFT 37); Come, ye thankful people come (A&MR 482): peace and thanksgiving (100 HFT 82) 0 Come ye servants of the Lord
Organist and Choirmaster KENNETH DARKE
Trumpeter PAUL DENEGRI

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

Bob Prizeman hears of the feats and failures of a dwindling band - organ blowers; and presents some highlights from Woman's Hour.

The Goon Show The Policy starring Peter Sellers Harry Secombe Spike Milligan
Producer ROY SPEAR
(First broadcast in 1957)

Six programmes on treasure and treasure-hunting, written and introduced by Derek Wilson
3: The Greatest Treasure in All England This week's programme turns from the sea to buried land treasures and in particular one of the most sensational finds of all time: the so-called Cuerdale Hoard, on the outskirts of the comparatively unromantlc setting of industrial Preston. with Katherine East.
Marian Archibald and the voices Of RONALD BADDILEY and KATHERINE PARR
Producer BRIAN MILLER BBC Bristol

Presenter Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS

(Details: Wed 10.0 am)

After Leaving
Mr Mackenzie by JEAN RHYS dramatised for radio by DAVID MARSHALL , with Dorothy Tutin as Julia Isabel Dean as Norah James Aubrey as Horsfield
Like a frightened bird, she fled Paris ... Into the arms of yet another lover. Directed by DEREK HODDINOTT

Throughout the west of Ireland, as September ncars its end, men on thousands of small-holdings are lifting their potatoes. On his own potato patch on the Atlantic coast of County Mayo. Michael Viney is harvesting his - and musing on the crop that for over 200 years spelt the life, and nearly the death, of the Irish nation. Producer PADDY O'KEEFFE

In six programmes
Stanley Ellis sets out on some of Britain's linguistic B-roads to discover the wealth of ways in which people talk about their lives, their landscape and their local language.
2: Yorkshire: town and country
'The speech of the country and small towns to the north and east of York has more in common with that of the Lake District than with the way they talk in the woollen towns....'
Producer SIMON ELMES long wave only

A magazine edition news of what's happening to wildlife and the countryside introduced by Peter France
Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Thurs 9.30am) long wave only

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(Details: Mon 11.0 am) long wave only

with HARRIET CASS

In eight programmes Tom Vernon rides his bicycle from Exeter to
Edinburgh: with an eye for the countryside and an ear for the people along the way. vi: The City of Ghosts and Dragons
York to Durham
Producer JENNY DE YONG

Seven programmes 2: Sizergh Castle
The gardens which surround the castle are superb. However, while the shrubs, roses and great variation of perennials will always excite and delight, as will the new wild garden area that overlooks the 100-year-old lake, the great joy is surely the massive rock garden created almost 60 years ago.
Professor Alan Gemmell expresses something of the pleasure Sizergh has Riven him over the years.
Producer
MURDOCH M. MCPHERSON BBC Scotland
(Sizergh Castle, Kendal,
Cumbria, three-and-a-half miles south of Kendal on the A6, is National Trust Property, open from spring until early autumn on Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons)

by Anthony Olcott
(Details: Wed 12.27 pm)

(Details: Thurs 4.10 pm)

for Harvest
A sequence of words and music devised and introduced by Teresa McLean.
Readers JILL BALCON and GARY WATSON. with the WESTMINSTER SINGERS directed by RICHARD HICKOX
Organist IAN WATSON
Producer HUBERT HOSKINS

IV. C. Fields, who died in 1946, was unique as comedian, actor, juggler and raconteur. Marvin Kane tells his story and includes excerpts from some of the most famous moments from his films. Producer BRIAN MILLER BBC Bristol

by ELIZABETH GASKELL dramatised in nine parts by BARRY CAMPBELL , With
6. The Mother's Manoeuvre
To Roger she was the one. alone, peerless and her personal loveliness was only one of the charms that made him tremble into passion.
Cynthia was not capable of returning such feelings; she had had too little true love in her life. but she appreciated this honest ardour, this loyal worship that was new to her experience.
Music composed and played by RACHEL PORTMAN (pianO) Directed by JANE MORGAN (Repeated: Friday 3.0 pm) (Anne Louise Lambert is a National Theatre player)

with Paul Hardwick as Anthony Trollope
A life by RICHARD MULLEN. Anthony Trollope was a practical man of letters. He never waited for inspiration. He was up each morning at 5.0 to write for three hours before breakfast.
This programme tells the storv of one of the most prolific and engaging of English writers.
Narrator JOHN ROWE With TIMOTHY BATESON
NIGEL GRAHAM
ALEXANDRA MATHIE and ANTHONY NEWLANDS
Producer ALAN IIAYDOCK

Six programmes in which speakers describe experiences which have changed their faith and the course of their lives. 2: The Rev Dick Williams Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS BBC Manchester

1 In the most noble city of Madrid, being in residence there the Court and Councils of His Majesty, on the tenth day of the month of May of the year 1627. before me there presented themselves
Colonel William Semple , Scottish knight and Gentil-hombre de la Boca of His Majesty, and Dona Maria de Ledcsma. his wife, citizens of this locality of Madrid . determined to found and endow a Seminary or College for Scottish Seculars.'
The Colegio Real de
Escoceses still exists in Valladolid. training young men for the priesthood in Scotland.
Hilly Kay visits
Valladolid to record the impressions of contemporary Scots Spaniards.
Reader JOHN SHEDDEN Producer BILLY KAY
BBC Scotland (Kcpeat)