Producer DAVID BELLINGER BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
with Jack Hywel-Davies including Bells on Sunday from St Michael's, Barton Turf. Norfolk
Presenters Neil Walker and David Clayton link up with BBC Local Radio stations.
Store Wars -Are You Being Served?
How is shopping changing around Britain?
with Clive Jacobs and Rosemary Hartill Producers DAVID COOMES and EDWARD LUCAS including at 8.0 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
talks, for the Week's Good
Cause, about successful work being undertaken to provide a range of accommodation helping young people move on from their first crisis of homelessness to secure long-term accommodation; and about the developments of associated work concerning homeless young people.
Donations to: Centrepoint Soho, [address removed]
from Highfield URC, Birkenhead
The service is led by the minister, THE REV COUN RICHARDS with the Highfield Worship Group. The preacher is the Moderator of the Mersey Province of the United Reformed Church,
THE REV JOHN WILLIAMSON
Readings (GNB): Zephania 3, w 14-20; James 5, vv 14-16a; Mark 1, w 32-34 and 2, vv 1-12
Hymns: Praise to the Lord, the Almighty (Congregational
Praise 45); Through the night of doubt and sorrow (cp 504); We give God thanks (HFTC 318); There's a spirit in the air (NCP 98)
Organist PAT WOOD BBC Manchester
Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed and produced by LIZ RIGBEY BBC Pebble Mill
Presented by Stephen Fry Stereo
Presented by Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS
from the University of Liverpool Amateur Gardening Society and the Friends of Ness Gardens
(Details on Wednesday at 10.0 am)
Arthur's Angel by KEN BLAKESON with Patricia Hayes Brian Glover and Jon Strickland
In all his years in psychiatric care, Arthur has spoken to no one. Now another patient, Nelly Fothergill , arrives on the scene. Soon she is reviving his interest in life, announcing their engagement and telling the authorities she wants to set up home with him.
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS Stereo (R)
The last of six programmes in which Kenneth Hudson looks at the way history is viewed. Dr Jenner of Berkeley
Until the end of the 18th century people were more terrified of smallpox than any other disease. Those who contracted it suffered dreadfully before they died. Those who survived bore its marks for the rest of their lives. Wealth and privilege were no protection against hideous disfigurement.
This is the story of a country doctor who began the slow process of its eradication. Readers SEAN BARRETT
ALAN DUDLEY and MARTIN FRIEND Producer JOHN KNIGHT. BBC Bristol
Presented by Fergus Keeling and Lionel Kelleway
Brian Johnston visits Mansfield. The town, surrounded by the North
Nottinghamshire Coalfield, was once the centre of Sherwood Forest and still enjoys its association with the legend of Robin Hood.
Producer JILL MARSHALL BBC Bristol
(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 11.0am LW)
With BRIAN PERKINS
Christopher Dunkley , of the Financial Times, airs your complaints and queries about the BBC.
One Baptism
Last month's launch of a 'movement for the reform of infant baptism' drew attention to a growing dilemma in Britain's churches. Should the Church baptise infants on demand or is baptism a sacrament to be reserved for adult converts?
Trevor Bames reports.
Researcher AMANDA HANCOX Producer and series editor BEVERLEYMCAINSH
by CHARLES DICKENS. dramatised in ten episodes by BETTY DAVIES
and Narrator Simon Cadell 4: Hail Columbia
'I am going to America, dear Mary, with great prospects of doing well, and of returning home myself very soon to claim you for my wife: which after such trials, I should do so with no fear of your still thinking it a duty to cleave to him who will not suffer me to live, if he can help it, in my own land.'
With ELAINE CLAXTON
STUART ORGAN. JENNIFER PIERCEY and MAJOR WILEY
Directed by JANE MORGAN. Stereo (Re-broadcast on Friday at 3. 0pm) (Patricia Hayes is in 'The House of Bemarda Alba at the Globe Theatre, London)
Denys Gueroult explores the amazing variety of mechanical musical instruments.
Producer ANDREW MUSSETT. Stereo
by DICK FRANCIS (2)
Stereo (Details Wednesday 12.27pm)
The Rose and the City by JENYTH WORSLEY Stereo
(Details Wednesday 11.0am LW)
David Brandon reflects on the meaning of suffering and ways of coming to terms with it. 3: The Eternal Now Producer HUGH FAUPEL BBC Manchester. Stereo
Presented by Mike Baker Producer PETER ROBINS
followed by an interlude
