LF only from 6.45

6.45 Chain Reaction Mechanisms.
7.5 Music interlude.
7.25 Education Bulletin.

7.10 LF Sunday Papers
7.15 LF Apna Hi Ghar Samajhiye : for Asians BBC Birmingham

7.50 Turning Over New Leaves: Robert Foxcroft reviews and selects readings from The Harpole Report by J. L. CARR

8.10 Sunday Papers

Presented by Clive Jacobs Producer DAVID COOMES

talks, for the Week's Good
Cause, about the ways in which disabled people are helped to take an active part in gardening.-Donations: [address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

from the Priory Church of St Mary and St Cuthbert, Bolton Abbey, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Holy Communion according to The Book of Common Prayer. Celebrant
CANON MAURICE SLAUGHTER Assisted by THE REV JOHN BILLINGTON
Readings (BCP): Romans 6, vv 3-11; Matthew 5, vv 20-26
Hymns: Jesus where'er thy people meet (A&MR 245); 0 my Saviour lifted (A&MR 360): 0 what their joy and their glory must be (A&MR 281); Sanctus
(Merbecke); God be in my head (Rutter) Organist NIGEL DUCE BBC Manchester

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

The glossy Sunday magazine presented by Sarah Kennedy with reporter Nigel Farrell. Today's edition includes: Private Lives:
Nicholas Parsons visits the Surrey home of Basil Brush and his close friend Ivan Owen and his close friend Mrs Owen.
A Muse with the News: The week in verse by Roger Woddis. A Year of My Own: Fred Housego reflects on 1967, a year of 'flower power', the first heart transplant and just another year for a mastermind taxi driver.
Sunday Beef: Rabbi Lionel Blue beefs about unnecessary prejudice.
High Noon: The Colour
Supplement's 's issue of the week.
Showbiz Column: Man in dark glasses and old raincoat waiting in the wings Peter Noble.
International Exchange: A live link-up between radio stations around the world.
The Tribes of Britain: Nigel Farrell continues to infiltrate - this week donning cassock and surplice, but avoiding taking any vows.
Plus the week's guest who has the Right to Reply.
Producers PETER ESTALL ,
VIRGINIA HENRY and SIMON SHAW

with Gordon Clough

(Details: Wednesday 10.0 am)

Willoughby's Phoney War by WILLIAM FOX with Jeremy Irons ,
Anna Massey and Madeline Smith The first of two plays concerning the fortunes in war (1939-45) of the young subaltern Charles Willoughby.
The ludicrous frustrations of peacetime are nothing compared to the absurdities of the war itself when it begins in 1939 ... Other parts played by ROD BEACHAM , KENNETH SHANLEY ,
PETER WICKHAM , JONATHAN SCOTT , MALCOLM GERARD , ROBERT TROTTER Directed by JOHN TYDEMAN

(Details: Tuesday 8.30 pm)

(Details: Monday 11.0 am)

with CLIVE ROSLIN

A further series of the urbane quiz, described as 'English beyond the dreams of Wodehouse - and utterly unintelligible', in which the resident London team of Irene Thomas and Eric Korn challenge six regional teams. LONDON V WEST OF ENGLAND
Writers Derek Robinson and Jessica Mann grapple with - among other questions - the tenuous link between Winnie-the-Pooh and Raskolnikov.
Questionmasters Louis Allen and Gordon Clough
Researcher AUDREY ROBINS Producer ALASTAIR WILSON BBC Manchester

Robert Robinson talks about three of his favourite humorous characters from fiction. Reader HUGH BURDEN
Producer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol

dramatised in eight parts from his novel by ALLAN PRIOR 5: Not Exactly Vegas on New Year's Eve
(Details: Wednesday 12.27 pm) Stereo

(Details: Thursday 4.10 pm)

The BBC's Washington correspondent, Clive Small , travels west to the Rio Grande and the New Mexican desert, a land where memories of Billy the Kid and Geronimo's
Apaches live on. From a former Wild West town, renamed after a radio show, he tells a story of 37 motels, illegal immigrants, and the Bomb.
Producer ZAREER MASANI

The last of four programmes in which the world-famous baritone who has just retired from the world of music looks back on the people and events that have shaped his life. Producer MARK OWEN
(First broadcast on R Wales)

by EVELYN WAUGH , dramatised in 11 parts by BARRY CAMPBELL
Hugh Burden as the Narrator 5: So Guy set out on the second stage of his pilgrimage, which had begun at the tomb of Sir
Roger. Now, as then, an act of pietas was required of him; a spirit was to be placated. Apthorpe's gear must be retrieved and delivered before Guy was free to follow his fortunes in the King's service. with PETER BALDWIN , DIANA BISHOP , JOHN BRYNING , SAM DASTOR , ALAN DUDLEY , BETTY HUNTLEY-WRIGHT , GODFREY KENTON , DAVID TIMSON and DAVID SINCLAIR
Title music played by the BAND OF THE ROYAL CORPS OF TRANSPORT Director of Music
MAJOR WILLIAM ALLEN
Directed by JANE MORGAN Stereo

It has a book by Neil Simon , lyrics by Carolyn Leigh and music by Cy Coleman , it has been described as 'about the funniest musical New York ever sent us'. Robert Cushman traces its fortunes and misfortunes from the original Broadway opening to its current revival in London's West End.
Songs from the original cast albums with Sid Caesar and Bruce Forsyth plus Lynda Barron with a new number from the current production. Recollections from Cy Feuer (Broadway producer), Lord Delfont (London producer), Cy Coleman (composer),
Bob Fosse (choreographer), Arthur Lewis (director) and Herbert Kretzmer. And past and present cast members RUSS ABBOT, SWEN SWENSON , JOHN SHARPE and SID CAESAR. Written by ROBERT CUSHMAN
Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE

In the last of four programmes Cecil Lewis , in a scripted conversation with Joy Harrison , recalls the life and ideas of the philosopher... mystique Gurdjieff, who had a great influence on many of his contemporaries in the period between the two World Wars. The Law of Three

Presenter David Davies Producer PETER ROBINS