Music selected by Michael Ford BBC Birmingham. Stereo

Producers ALLAN WRIGHT. TIM FINNEY

7.10 Today's Papers

ProducerLiz RIGBEY BBC Birmingham

with Rosemary Hartill

Mike Gilliam asks
Alan Titchmarsh about jobs in the garden this weekend.

8.10 Today's Papers

Tony Lewis , back from the desert,takes a look at the weekend sport. Scotland's footballers are hoping
Melbourne is the gateway to
Mexico as they prepare to meet Australia in the second leg of their World Cup play-off. It's also the Third Test between
Australia and New Zealand in Perth. While here at home the final of the Coral UK Professional Snooker
Championship gets underway in Preston.
Producer GORDON TURNBULL

A special edition direct from World Travel Market, Olympia. One thousand five hundred exhibitors from almost every corner of the five continents are here this weekend to answer your questions and come up with ideas for your dream holiday. Bernard Falk takes you around the exhibition with help from Susan Marling,
Robin Dewhurst and Patrick Stoddart. Producer Jenny Mallinson Duff

Anne Robinson of The Mirror presents a personal review of the weekly magazines. Producer JOHN EDWARDS

with Peter Riddell , Political Editor of the Financial Times Producer SHEILA COOK

With Margaret Howard
(Stereo)

(Details on Monday at 10.0am)

Another attempt by Richard Ingrams , Alan Coren and their guests David Taylor and Irma Kurtz to side-step some thorny questions as they thread their way through the thickets of the week's news.
Lost in the undergrowth, your Chairman Barry Took Compiled by JOHN LANGDON and the producer HARRY THOMPSON
(Re-broadcast on Monday at 6. 30 pm) Stereo

Admiral Sir Raymond Lygo , KCB Brenda Dean
The Rt Hon Dr Dickson Mabon Edwina Currie , mp

byTED ALLBEURY
When Dave Maxwell returns to the Birmingham Hippodrome, he's made it. He is a star. But for Mary Logan he is still her Dave - and she remembers all their times together.
Piano played by MARY NASH
Directed by CHRISTOPHER VENNING Stereo

The Innocent Abroad
(Details on Wednesday at 11.0 am)

Marjorie Lofthouse and her team of DIY experts review the 41st International Building and Construction Exhibition at the National Exhibition Centre near Birmingham and comment on the products, materials and services on show.
Producers JOCK GALLAGHER andMICHAEL FORD BBC Birmingham

A series of sixcombative talks in which the novelist Howard Jacobson vents his spleen on more or less deserving subjects. 2: Burning for Babs
'Men who were born when I was born, who began to palpitate, that's to say, in the 1950s, will walk through fire to stand near someone who has stood near the Beverley Sisters.'

Written and presented by Ivan Rendall
The story of some of the people who have made aviation history 4: Air Superiority, 1939-45
Lord Dowding, Richard Hillary , Douglas Bader and Leonard Cheshire
Producer ANNE HOWELLS (R) Revised Stereo
Book, 'Flyers! The Spirit of Kitty Hawk' by Ivan Rendall , £3.95 from booksellers

Stereo

With CLIVE ROSUN including Sports Round-up

A documentary compiled by Peter Jukes. The highlight of Devon Fagan 's week is Saturday night when he goes to a disco with his mates. This young carpenter, who lives in Tottenham, prepares for a night out with extraordinary thoroughness. 'Everything has got to be right'; his mohican above all. People should look at him and murmur: 'This is no riff-raff off the street. I like the way he looks. I rate that guy.' But racial prejudice gets past the bouncers more easily than he can sometimes.
With Devon Fagan , the manager, the barman, the disc jockey, the lighting man, the bouncer at the Camden Palace - and some of the girls who frequent it.
Producer JOHN THEOCHARIS. Stereo

Cotswold Carpenter 1902-19
This second extract from the Elderfield memoirs describes his early apprenticeship, teenage exploits, the local people he lived among and his experiences during the 'war to end all wars'.
Read by Bob Arnold
Adapted by MICHAEL FORD BBC Birmingham

Music by instant SUNSHINE
Producer MICHAEL EMBER. Stereo

(Details on Friday at 9.5 am) Stereo

by Emlyn Williams, adapted for radio by Dafydd Gruffydd
With Anna Massey as Miss Moffat and George Winter as Morgan Evans

It is 1895 in a Welsh mining village, a place where children are only children until the age of 12 and are then sent over the hills and down the mines. Into this environment comes the iron-willed, blue-stockinged English teacher Miss Moffat.
She is determined to bully and inspire her prize pupil, Morgan Evans, up and out of the pits towards the liberating freedom of learning.
(Re-broadcast on Mon at 3.0 pm)
(Stereo)
(Imelda Staunton is a National Theatre Player)

Jesus calls us (BBC HB 354); Psalm 4; I Thessalonians 5, vv 1-11; Thy kingdom come, 0 God (BBC HB 27). Stereo

Presented by Bernard Jackson Researcher CAROLINE DONNE Producer FRANCES GUMLEY Series editor JOHN NEWBURY

Dear RADIO TIMES,
I object strongly to yet another series of 'In One Ear', because ... (No more than 50 letters, please) with Steve Brown, Helen Lederer, Nick Wilton and Clive Mantle Music by Steve Brown
Written by Arnold Brown, Steve Brown. Paul B. Davies. Jeremy Hardy. Hunter and Docherty. John Irwin, Helen Lederer. Paul Martin, Helen Murry. Geoffrey Perkins, Roger Planer. Smith and Kyan, Nick Wilton and the producer Jamie Rix
(In One Ear is performed live each week at The Paris Studio, Lower Regent Street. London W1. Doors open at 11.0pm)
(Re-broadcast on Friday at 12.27pm)
(Stereo)

followed by an interlude