Music selected by Michael Ford BBC Birmingham. Stereo
Farming, food and countryside news, market trends, weather
Producers ALLAN WRIGHT. TIM FINNEY
Bernard Jackson talks to a religious figure about their faith and invites them to begin the day with a prayer. Stereo
7.10 Today's Papers
A special edition to celebrate the centenary of the Crofting Act. Producer ALLAN WRIGHT
with Gerald Priestland
Mike Gilliam asks
Alan Titchmarsh about jobs in the garden this weekend.
8.10 Today's Papers
Presented by Tony Lewis
In Mexico, the last 16 teams left in the World Cup are preparing for their Second
Round matches. Nearer home, the men and women who will take centre court at Wimbledon are warming up at Queen's Club and Birmingham.
Producer PETER GRIFFITHS
Simon Bates presents a practical guide to the holiday, travel and leisure scene with help from Nigel Coombs Susan Marling and Patrick Stoddart Producer HELEN ROBSON
David Walker presents a personal review of the weekly magazines and assesses their coverage of recent events. Producer SIMON SHAW
Peter Riddell. Political Editor of The Financial Times, presents a personal review of a week in the parliamentary life of MPs and peers.
Producer SHEILA COOK
If you're a fair-weather gardener, then a conservatory is the ideal solution to the British climate.
Susan Heath and Jane Bland , armed with trowels rather than paint-brushes, aim to create a horticultural haven.
Producer JOANNE WATSON
The celebration in London of the Official Birthday of HM The Queen
This year the Queen's Colour of the First Battalion, Scots Guards, is being trooped on Horse Guards Parade with music from the Massed Mounted Bands of the Household Cavalry.
Commentator Julian Tutt Producer CAROLINE ELLIOTT Stereo
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7 will play the swan And die in music.
(WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Othello)
Property of royalty; symbol of good luck, fertility and growth; the harbinger of spring to ancient cultures - the swan has inspired music, poetry and legend, including the belief that it sings while dying.
Narrated by Caroline Parsons Readings by DOUGLAS LEACH Written by ALISON MCGHEE Producer MICHAEL BRIGHT BBCBristol Stereo
Stereo
(Details on Monday at 6.30pm)
David Nickson , The Rt Hon Sir Edward du Cann , mp Tom Burke , The Rt Hon Dame Judith Hart , mp
A Personal Affair by LESLEY DAVIES with and Young love can lead to young sex.... and every parent's nightmare. However close your relationship with your daughter, she may well choose not to confide in you. Directed by PENNY GOLD
Under a Cloud
The disappearance of fish from Scandinavian lakes and injury to trees in German forests have been attributed to acid rain, produced from the polluting gases emitted by industry and by vehicles. Although some governments have, for the first time, taken steps to curb these emissions, how strong is the evidence that acid rain is to blame for the environmental changes? Alun Lewis examines this question and asks if the correct action is being taken to prevent further damage to forests and lakes.
Producer DEBORAH COHEN
(Re-broadcast Wednesday at 11.0am) 0 INFO: page 77
Christopher Dunkley with your comments and complaints
On the Good Ship 'Gardyloo' Michael Scott takes a cruise on a sewage vessel in the Firth of Forth estuary.
A look back at the week's news
With PAUUNE BUSHNELL including Sports Round-up
Saturday evening table talk inspired by current public and private preoccupations.
Music by INSTANT SUNSHINE Producer MICHAEL EMBER. Stereo
The Last Renaissance Man by T. D. WEBSTER with and Like the geniuses of old, Bill Mottram is a man of many talents. Above all, he is a brilliant furniture-maker and his business is booming. But then his partner's wife is found murdered. And there are other questions to be answered.
Directed by PETER WINDOWS
BBC Birmingham. Stereo
A Tribute for HM The Queen on her Official Birthday Where were you when.... Henry Hall made music and Hitler made headlines;
Bannister smashed a record and Elvis recorded a smash; The
Goons arrived on wireless and Gagarin departed for space; Kennedy fell victim and The
Beatles became heroes; England took the World Cup and Wilson cut the pound; Britain joined the EEC and Nixon left the White House; Ali beat Foreman and Stonehouse beat a retreat; McEnroe made an entrance and the country basked in the sunshine of a royal wedding? Live those and many other moments in this montage of recollections compiled from the BBC Sound Archives with reminders of HM The Queen's public life through 60 hectic years.
Producer PETER GRIFFITHS
Shadow of a Doubt by JUNE THOMSON abridged in six parts by NEVILLE TELLER
Read by Martin Jarvis 5: Family Secrets
Producer PAMELA HOWE BBCBristol
Happy are they, they that love God (BBC HB 274); Jesu, the very thought of thee (Bairstow); John 15, w 1-12; 0 gladsome light (EH 269) Stereo
A current religious or moral topic is examined. Tonight's presenter is Bernard Jackson Researcher AMANDA PHILLIPS Producer DAVID COOMES
Series editor JOHN NEWBURY
Presented by Peter Evans
A taste of some of the top acts to be found on the London cabaret circuit.
Compered by Clive Anderson
Recorded at The Comedy Store, Leicester Square, London Producer DAVID TYLER. Stereo
followed by an interlude
