Music selected by Thelma Bailey and Michael Ford. BBC Birmingham. Stereo
LWonly from 6.45
6.45 Women in Trades Unions.
7.5 Music interlude
7.15 Apna Hi Ghar Samajhiye : for Asians
7.45 Bells
7.50 Turning Over New Leaves Hugh Kay looks at and selects readings from Saint Francis - A Model for Human Liberation by LEONARDO BOFF.
8.10 Sunday Papers
Presented by Clive Jacobs
talks for the Week's Good Cause about research into the cause, treatment and cure of a disease which affects more than two million people - particularly children.
Donations: [address removed]
9.10 Sunday Papers
by Alistair Cooke
from Kilmore and Oban
Church of Scotland, Oban led by THE REV W. BRIAN WlLKlNSON Preacher THE REV JOHN MACLEOD Hymns (ch3): All people that on earth do dwell (1); The God of Abraham praise (358); Lord, who in thy perfect wisdom (473); Eternal God, whose power upholds (499);
Readings: Exodus 2, v 23 to 3, v 6; Hebrews 11, w 23-29; St John 3, w 23-21
Organist AUNICE SLATER BBC Scotland
Omnibus edition
Written by GRAHAM HARVEY Directed by PETER WINDOWS Producer WILLIAM SMETHURST Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN BBC Birmingham
Helen Atkinson Wood and Jenni Mills find the best of British Brass at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
2: Should we give free enterprise a chance?
Conservative business woman Teresa Gorman is a champion of the free market.
She defends her views against committed women trade unionists.
Chairman PETER OPPENHEIMER Producers LYN WEBSTER and ELIZABETH CARNEY
The programme that celebrates good food and drink and campaigns against the bad. Derek Cooper explores the funding and philosophy behind the organisation set up to promote Food From Britain. Producer JOY HATWOOD
with Gordon Clough
Les Cottington invites Geoffrey Smith, Daphne Ledward and Dr Stefan Buczacki to answer questions which listeners have sent in by post. Questions should be on postcards only and addressed to BBC, [address removed]
BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Wednesday 10.0 pm)
The Man Who Gave Up First Place in the Race by NIGEL BALDWIN with Christopher Fairbank as Pat Scott
Directed by richard WORTLEY Stereo
(Details: Tuesday 8.30 pm)
(Details: Monday 11.0 am)
With Harriet Cass
The final programme of the 1984 series. The London team of Irene Thomas and Eric Korn challenges an Irish team of Michael Dewar and Liam de Paor
Chairmen Gordon Clough and Louis Allen
Researchers BERNICE COUPE and AUDREY ROBINS
Producer ALASTAIR WILSON BBC Manchester
with Frances Donnelly
A radio serial in eight parts by Ted Allbeury
with Margaret Robertson as Kathy Swenson and James Kerry as John Rennie
Journalist Kathy Swenson comes upon a man on a remote farm in Vermont and suddenly finds herself caught up in a new and frightening world.
(Repeated: Wednesday 12.27 pm)
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The Private World of Georgette Heyer
Addicts revel in the glittering Regency world she created, but probably know little or nothing about Miss Heyer's own private world. Her biographer, friends and admirers talk about her life and work.
Presenter Hunter Davies Producer KATE FENTON
(Repeated: Thursday 4.10 pm)
Brian Clark , Michael Schmidt and Polly Toynbee in conversation with Brian Redhead
Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester. Stereo
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Mollie Bevan and her husband produced a family of 14 musically gifted children, who formed the Bevan Family Choir.
A devout Roman Catholic, Mollie is suffering from a terminal illness. She talks to Shelley Bovey about her life and about death, which she says can be a 'beautiful thing to see'.
BBC Bristol
(Stereo)
An 18-part serialisation of JOHN MASTERS' saga of the Savage family spanning the years 1825-1946.
Book One: The Deceivers dramatised in five parts by DAVID WADE
2: The Man with the Twisted Neck
William Savage thought he knew his district and its people but 68 foreshortened bodies lie in a shallow grave in the grove made sweet with the smell of death.
Widow, Sikh and Merchant played by RITA WOLF . RENU SETNA and RAAD RAWI
Music specially composed by MALCOLM CLARKE Of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Directed by PENNY LEICESTER Executive producer
CHRISTOPHER VENNING
(Repeated: Friday 3.0 pm) Stereo
Caroline Parsons finds out how man, beast and plant respond to the golden days of autumn.
Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol. Stereo
The late evening office of Compline sung by a selection of the BBC SINGERS. Stereo
by RICHARD MULLEN with Barbara Leigh-Hunt as Fanny Trollope
Narrator GARARD GREEN
The publication in March 1882 of Fanny Trollope 's book
The Domestic Manners of the Americans, a scathing indictment of almost all things American, was an immediate sensation, on both sides of the Atlantic.
With FRANCES JEATER
JOHN UVESEY. DAVID MARCH
JOHN RYE and PETER WHITMAN
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK
followed by an interlude.
