BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo

A selection of hymns and music with Jack Hywel-Davies including at
6.50 Bells on Sunday from St Mary's, Beverley, Humberside

7.10 L W Sunday Papers

7.10 Becoming an Associate Student
7.30 Into the Open: Getting Started

This week the breakfast host is The Rt Hon John MacGregor , mp, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, former Minister of State at the Ministry of Agriculture and principal guest at the 1987 Oxford Farming Conference.
Presented by David Richardson Producer ANNE-MARIE CLIFFORD BBC Pebble Mill

Religious news and views with Clive Jacobs and Rosemary Hartill
Producers DAVID COOMES and EDWARD LUCAS
VHF/FM joins at 7.50 including at
8.0 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
(Broadcast at 7.10am LW)

talks, for the Week's Good Cause, about the successful promotion of welfare for the elderly, bringing together some 80 major organisations, and providing community services such as day centres, lunch clubs and visiting schemes.
Donations to: Dame Vera Lynn, Age Concern, [address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

from Holburn Central Parish Church Hall, Aberdeen led by THE REV ALAN MCDONALD Hymns: Morning has broken; I to the hills; Father, eternal ruler of Creation; One more step along the world I go
Readings (NEB): Genesis 1, w 1-5; I Corinthians 15, will; Luke 24, w 13-35
Organist DR IAN Harris BBC Scotland

Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed by PETER WINDOWS
Producer LIZ RIGBEY. BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Glyn Worsnip

Presented by Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS

visits the Marlow and District Horticultural Society in Buckinghamshire

by Rhys Adrian.
A comedy set in a park
with Peter Vaughan as Edward, James Grout as Jack, Elizabeth Spriggs as Mrs Hendrix, William Fox as Mr Hendrix and Michael Graham Cox as the Copper.

As autumn changes to winter 'the cuts' as well as the weather bite deeper. But for the reduced park-keeper staff, only vigilant in their efforts not to help the public, life in their hut grows warmer - and more convivial.

(Stereo)
(Elizabeth Spriggs is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)

Tommy Smith is 19, comes from Edinburgh, and plays saxophone in one of the world's best jazz bands. Gordon Cruickshank charts Tommy's progress from schoolboy to jazz star. Producer DAVE BATCHELOR BBC Scotland

Brian Johnston visits Cardiff

With BRIAN PERKINS

'God gave us two ears and a mouth'
The selling of cars, kitchens or courses on salesmanship may be simple or subtle in theory, dogged or sharp in practice. Here's what happens when a resistible force meets a movable object.
Producer PETER EVERETT BBC Manchester

by E. F. BENSON , dramatised and narrated in three episodes by Aubrey Woods (1)

Canon Michael Austin, Gillian Clarke and Michael Marland in conversation with Brian Redhead.
Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester

A serial in six parts by John Fletcher
with Nick Chilvers as Andy

Andy is an ecology journalist who finds himself receiving a curious tip-off about a gold raid. The first in a chain of events leading to a bizarre confrontation with what he hates most in the world...
(Re-broadcast on Wednesday 12.27pm)

The last few years have seen a dramatic change in Britain's national press: new proprietors, new technology, new titles and even new printing houses away from Fleet Street. Of the old-style owners, only Lord
Rothermere remains (as boss of Associated Newspapers) and the new press barons are men with a conglomeration of financial and business interests. In this series of five conversations, Gordon Clough seeks to determine just how much influence today's proprietors have on the papers they own and on their readers.
1: Robert Maxwell of the Mirror Group of Newspapers
Producer JOCK GALLAGHER BBC Pebble Mill

Footprints through Avebury by MICHAEL PITTS
Avebury is a haunting place to see at all times and in all weather, but most impressive of all on a still moonlit night, when it seems to be peopled with ghosts and the old church and cottages of the village seem quite new and insignificant. (SIR JOHN BETJEMAN) In this Origins special,
June Barrie and Malcolm Billings tell the story of the sarsen slabs that prised their way into a village community in Wiltshire and of an ancient people who left their footprints in the passage of time.
Music by JONATHAN GIBBS of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Producer JOHN KNIGHT
BBC Bristol. Stereo/Binaural
The full binaural effect can only be received by listening with stereo headphones

The late evening Office of Compline sung by a section of the BBC SINGERS. Stereo

A portrait of the sculptor compiled from Rodin's letters and from other contemporary sources by DR RICHARD MULLEN , narrated by Michael Jayston with and and biographer and NATASHA PYNE.
ANDREW BRANCH . PAUL GREGORY.
BRIAN HEWLETT , PETER HOWELL. STUART ORGAN and JONATHAN TAFLER Producer JUDITH BUMPUS (R) (Michael Bryant is a National Theatre Player)

Ian Carmichael reads a further instalment from the all-but-true island adventures of Ronnie Knox-Mawer during his period as a British Circuit judge in the colonial South Seas.
(R)

followed by an interlude