Music selected by Thelma Bailey and Michael Ford. BBC Birmingham. Stereo

How to Make the Best Use of Printed Materials
7.0 LW News
7.10 LW Sunday Papers
7.15 Apna Hi Ghar Samajhiye : for Asians
7.45 Bells
7.50 Turning Over New Leaves David Craig reviews and selects readings from The Gospel of Barnabas by DAVID sox

8.10 Sunday Papers

Presented by Clive Jacobs Producer JOHN NEWBURY

talks, for the Week's Good Cause, about how disabled and deprived young people - particularly those not cared for by the larger charities - are helped by the BBC's marathon radio and television appeal, Children in Need.
Donations can be made without charge at post offices and banks. and to:[address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

from Paisley Abbey, Renfrewshire
Celebrant and preacher THE REV JOHNSTON MCKAY
Hymns: 0 sing joyfully, When morning gilds the skies, Jesus these eyes have never seen, Take up thy cross, Glorious things of thee are spoken
Readings: I Kings 19, vv 9-18; Romans 11, w 13-18; Matthew 24, vv 37-44
Anthem: Te Deum Laudamus Organist JOHN LANGDON
Conductor GEORGE MCPHEE BBC Scotland

Omnibus edition
Producer WILLIAM SMETHURST Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN BBC Birmingham

Helen Atkinson Wood and Jenni Mills take to the high roads for this week's edition.
Produced by VANESSA HARRISON for the Woman's Hour Unit

2: 'Reader, I married him....' Edward Fairfax Rochester engages a governess for his ward in Jane Eyre by CHARLOTTE BRONTE with Nigel Hawthorne and Joanna Dunham
Presented by PAMELA HOWE BBC Bristol

A liquid edition. Derek Cooper reports on the new fermented milk products to use in sauces and soups and goes to the Highlands for the old taste of malt whiskies.
Producer JOY HATWOOD

Presenter Gordon Clough

visits Shropshire where members of the Wrockwardine and District Gardening Club put their questions to
Geoffrey Smith
Daphne Ledward and Dr Stefan Buczacki
Questionmaster Ken Ford BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Wednesday 10.0 am)

New Anatomies by TIMBERLAKE WERTENBAKER Algeria 1904. Isabelle Eberhardt, a young woman of Russian origin, has travelled through North Africa in traditional Arab dress, living with the nomadic tribesmen as one of their fraternity.
Known by her adopted Arabic name, Si Mahmoud, she has become a figure of curiosity throughout the region. She, however, looks for peace and tranquillity, but it seems that life is not to be so generous. Directed by PAT TRUEMAN BBC Manchester
Stereo

(Details: Tuesday 8.30 pm)

Brian Johnston is in Camberley in Surrey. He meets a man who collects chimneypots and a Punch and Judy lady and visits the Elmhurst Ballet School and the Royal Military Acadamy, Sandhurst.
Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Monday 11.0 am)

With HARRIET CASS

An inquiry into the existence and character of God in eight parts.
Written and presented by Gerald Priestland
5: Artists in Evidence
The reason of philosophers, the research of scientists, the experience of ordinary people may not be the only ways of exploring the possibility of God. Artists, the pattern-tracers in life, speak of intuition. Researcher PATRICK FORBES
Music arranged by BARRY ROSE Producer CHRIS REES
A BBC digital recording. Stereo (Repeated: Thursday 11.28 am)

with Susan Marling

A serial in eight parts by TED ALLBEURY
8: The Final Encounter
Directed by CHRISTOPHER VENNING (Repeated: Wednesday 12.27 pm)

Hunter Davies presents the good books programme, featuring this week an interview with Angela Carter , author of Nights at the Circus. Producer KATE FENTON
(Repeated: Thursday 4.10 pm)

Last in the present series.
Dr Una Kroll , Dipak Nandy and Professor Peter Mittler in conversation with Brian Redhead.
Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester. Stereo

Judges, magistrates, barristers, solicitors, academic lawyers and others contribute to the last in the present series of this topical weekly magazine examining issues thrown up by the courts and by Parliament, and other issues concerning the administration and practice of justice.
Presenter Joshua Rozenberg Producer ANTHONY MONCRIEFF
(Repeated: Tuesday 11.0 am LW)

An 18-part serialisation of JOHN MASTERS' saga of the Savage family spanning the years 1825-1946.
Book Two: Nightrunners of Bengal dramatised in four parts by BARRY CAMPBELL
4: Running Together
Rodney Savage returns to his regiment and has an encounter with the Rani of Kishanpur.
With KUMAR RANJI, BADI UZZAMAN,
ZOHRA SEGAL, RANJIT NAKARA,
BHASKER, TANVEER GHANI , CLIVE
PANTO, WILLIAM HOPE,
SUMAR KHAN , WILLIAM EEDLE , COLIN STARKEY
Music by MALCOLM CLARKE Of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Technical presentation
TIM STURGEON. DIANA BARKHAM, SUE TEMPLEMAN and VANESSA ELLNER
Directed by CHRISTOPHER VENNING (Repeated: Friday 3.0 pm) Stereo

Storytelling is as old as the hills but it tends to get a bit overlooked these days. Yet storytelling is all around us - in pubs, in restaurants, in fact, anywhere people gather for relaxed conversation, you can hear a good yarn.
And it takes all kinds of stories to reflect the world we live in. Some are new, others can be traced back to another place and another age.
Frank Delaney has been in search of tales, wherever they are told.
3: The Storytelling Society Producer ANNE BROWN BBC Birmingham

Fr William Hewett , sj, takes a personal pilgrimage of rediscovery and renewal through Ireland. 4: The Road
Producer HUGH FAUPEL BBC Manchester Stereo

Westminster committees at work - extracts and discussions.
Presented by Peter Hill Producer PETER ROBINS

followed by an interlude