Music selected by Thelma Bailey and Michael Ford BBC Birmingham. Stereo
LW only from 6.45
6.45 A Buddhist Testimony
7.5 Rutherford and the Atom
7.25 Technology: Learning from Europe?
7.10 LW Sunday Papers
7.15Z,WApnaHiGhar Samajhiye: for Asians BBC Birmingham
7.45 Bells
7.50 Turning Over New Leaves DR CHARLES ELLIOTT reviews and selects readings from True God -An Exploration in Spiritual Theology by KENNETH LEECH
8.10 Sunday Papers
Presented by Clive Jacobs Producer STEPHEN LYNAS BBC Bristol
talks, for the Week's Good Cause, about the work being undertaken to support ex-service people or their widows or dependants, particularly now, as they become older.
Donations: British Commonwealth Ex-Services League, [address removed]
9.10 Sunday Papers
from Dunblane Cathedral, Perthshire led by the Minister, The Rev James Miller
Introit: Surrexit Christus
Anthem: Gloria in Excelsis Praise: Psalm 43, w 3-5
Hymns: The eternal gates are lifted up; All my hope on God is founded
Readings: Ezekiel 3, w 1-9;
I John 1, w 1-5; Luke 24, w 36-49 Organist GEORGE WILSON BBC Scotland
Omnibus edition
Directed by PETER WINDOWS
Producer WILLIAM SMETHURST Agricultural story editor
ANTHONY PARKIN. BBC Birmingham
Most people grew up shaking the brown variety on to fish and chips. Today it's the fruit and herb flavours that are all the rage. Derek Cooper takes the stopper off vinegars. Producer JOY HATWOOD
Marjorie Lofthouse assembles her team of DIY consultants.
This week she talks to members of a studio audience in Birmingham and discusses their problems with Tony Wilkins , Consultant Editor of Do-it-Yourself Magazine: David Holloway , DIY author and building consultant; and Jack Widgery , colour consultant, ICI/ Dulux.
Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Birmingham
Chaim Herzog ,
President of Israel
Soldier, diplomat, lawyer and writer, Chaim Herzog is widely recognised as Israel's leading military strategist. Born in Belfast, he fought as a major in the British Army in the Second World War. After the war, at the age of 30, he became chief of Israel's military intelligence.
Later he was appointed Israel's permanent representative at the UN and sat as a Labour member of the Knesset. In 1983 he was elected President. In a recent speech to the European Parliament he argued for a new dialogue for peace in the Middle East, without outside interference and without PLO participation.
Today in Jerusalem, linked to
London by satellite, he answers questions from around the world in a phone-in chaired by Sue MacGregor and broadcast simultaneously on BBC World Service.
Producers LIZ MARDALL for the Woman's Hour unit and MARGARET HILL and DAN ZERDIN for the World Service. Linesopenfrom 10.30am
with Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS
visits Staffordshire, where members of Codsall Gardening Society put their questions to
Geoffrey Smith , Clay Jones and Dr Stefan Buczacki
Questionmaster Les Cottington BBC Manchester
Summer Passions by MICHAEL ABBENSETTS
Rex is 17. He comes from a 'good' home and goes to a 'good' school but he seems ill at ease. Could drut/s have something to do with it, and if so, are they a cause or an effect?
Directed by PENNY GOLD
(Details on Thursday at 9.30 am)
Brian Johnston visits Wolverhampton.
(Details tomorrow at 11.0am)
with CLIVE ROSLIN
Six talks with David Moreau 3: Apples and Au Pairs
Hunter Davies presents Radio 4's good books programme. Producer HELEN FRY
A thriller in six parts by BERKELY MATHER 1: Spring in the Air
by JOHN FLETCHER
The history and natural history of the Somerset levels with Ben Cross , Maureen O'Brien and Barry Paine
'A velvet mantle of green covers it, wild irises shoot, marigolds glow, moorhens cut and fluster, mayflies wobble and cluster, and supreme.... comes the arrogant steel-glinted dragonfly.'
Readers ADRIAN CAIRNS , ELWYN JOHNSON and DOUGLAS LEACH Producer MICHAEL BRIGHT BBC Bristol Stereo
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The first of eight programmes Prabhu Guptara ,
Kenneth McLeish and Marina Vaizey in conversation with Brian Redhead
Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester. Stereo
Micah twice narrowly escapes death, but by strange circumstances he find himself freed to rejoin the Duke's army and march on the cathedral city of Wells - with a heart heavy with foreboding.
'The life in the palace at Aden is finished now. I have a new life: I work as a packer in a factory. It's been written for me to be like that, so, as a Muslim, I accept it. And that's it: finish; forget it; start again.'
(EMIRMOHSIN)
When British rule in the Yemen ended 20 years ago, it also brought to an end the protected way of life enjoyed for generations by sheikhs and sultans, politicians and business people. Today, many members of that close-knit community have fetched up far from South Arabia, in the Britain that once administered them.
June Knox-Mawer rediscovers the friends she made as a young journalist in the last days of colonial Aden and finds the hub of Yemeni London in a highrise council flat in the heart of the West End.
Music realised by JONATHAN GIBBS Producer SIMON ELMES
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In the first of six talks The Rev Keith Clements examines how music has shaped the thinking of great theologians. 1: St Augustine BBCBristoL Stereo
Presented by Mike Baker Producer JULIAN COLES
followed by an interlude
