A selection of music
Producer DAVID BELLINGER BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
A selection of hymns and music for Sunday morning introduced by Jack Hywel-Davies including Bells on Sunday from Christ Church, Calgary, Canada. Stereo
A breakfast conversation introduced by David Richardson
Producer ANN MARIE CLIFFORD BBC Pebble Mill
with Clive Jacobs and Ted Harrison
Researcher AMANDA HANCOX Editor DAVID COOMES VHFIFM joins at 8.0am including at 8.0 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
talks, for the Week's Good
Cause, about a fund set up to give disabled people the pleasure of a few days' holiday. Donations to:
Help the Handicapped Holiday Fund [address removed]
9.10 Sunday Papers
(Broadcastat 7.10 am LW)
Community Mass from the Chapel of Thornhill College in the Diocese of Derry Celebrant and Preacher FRJOHNMCCULLAGH with the COLMCILLE LADIES' CHOIR choirmaster PATRICK CARLIN Organist DECLAN CARLIN
Readings (JB): Jeremiah 20, w 7-9; Romans 12, w 1-2; Matthew 16, w 21-27 Music of the Mass:
0 praise ye the Lord (Parry); Sing praise (Haan);
Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod); Pamis Angelicus (Franck); God be in my head (Davies) BBC Northern Ireland
Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed by CLIVE BRILL Producer LIZ RIGBEY BBC Pebble Mill
David Walker explores the wealth of reporting to be found in Britain's periodicals. producer SAM COLLYNS
Presented by Margaret Howard Stereo (Revised re-broadcast of last Friday programme)
Presented by Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS
(Details on Wednesday at 10.0am)
by Katherine Parker
with Colin Firth as Rupert Brooke and Emma Piper as Ka Cox
The poet Rupert Brooke was born on 3 August 1887, and died of an illness at the tragically early age of 27 during the First World War. One of the most beautiful men in England, he had many admirers, but his emotional life was far from trouble free. While up at Cambridge, he met Ka Cox - a large, ungainly, matronly woman with whom he had a most complex love affair.
(Stereo) (R)
Stan and Oily spent Christmas 1953 at the Bull Inn at Bottesford in Nottinghamshire and the village has never forgotten their visit.
Among those sharing their memories with Dennis McCarthy are the villagers themselves, Harry Worth and Bernard Delfont , while Laurel and Hardy contribute in their own inimitable style.... Producer HARALD FUCHS BBC Pebble Mill
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Marjorie Lofthouse visits small businesses featured in the 1987 Enterprise series.
7: Beaver Mechanical ServicesJohn McCarthy was a director in a heating installation and servicing company, but gave up his position and took up his tools again to set up his own similar business. He now employs nine people in Handsworth, Birmingham. Producer JUUA PARKER BBC Pebble Mill
(Re-broadcast Thursday 11.30pm L W)
Sue Cook talks to Karen Bradbury, from the Royal
Society for the Protection of Birds Investigations Bureau.
Cliff Morgan completes his journey down the River Wye. He sets out today from
Symond's Yat Rock where once again peregrine falcons fly, takes a steamer trip down river and then gets lost for a while in a maze.
Then it's on to Monmouth where Henry V was born 600 years ago, to the magnificent ruins of Tintern Abbey and finally to the ancient town of Chepstow and the sea.
Series recorded by HUGH PEARSON Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol. Stereo
(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 11.0am)
with LAURIE MACMILLAN
by Anthony Smith
(Re-broadcast on Friday at 9. 45am)
by ALEXANDRE DUMAS 2: The Abbé Furia
Stereo (Details on Friday at 3. Opm)
Brian Gear with Simon Brett and Sarah Dunant
A History of the Crusades
A series of eight programmes presented by Malcolm Billings 5: Crusade of the Kings
Jerusalem fell to Saladin in 1187. The call for a new crusade went out almost at once, and the first to respond was the German emperor - followed by the King of France and Richard the Lionheart. Series consultant
PROFESSOR JONATHAN RILEY-SMITH Producer CHRISTOPHER STONE Stereo (R) (e)
Richard Anthony Baker judges the jocular japes of SHELLEY BERMAN, FLANDERS AND SWANN, WOODY ALLEN and others.
Producer ALAN OWEN. Stereo (R)
A series of five programmes which traces the development of music within the cinema.
4: Far from the Silent Night
The early days of the 'talkies' Written and introduced by Diane Shelley
Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester Stereo (R)
Orson Welles once said to me: 'Every night when you go on stage there will be a certain percentage in the audience who do not go for your chemistry. If they don 't go for your chemistry, make sure they admire your skill. '
JOAN PLOWRIGHT
Nothing to Do with Ego
In the last of three programmes, Liz Holmes looks at the changing role of the actress on the British stage over the last century.
Producer JOHN KNIGHT BBCBristol. Stereo
A meditation on the changing of the seasons
On the eve of August Bank
Holiday The Rev Philip Crowe looks forward to autumn. Readers EILEEN O'BRIEN and ALAN SYKES
Producer JUUA BROSNAN BBC Manchester. Stereo
A Splendid Time Was Guaranteed for AU
Anne Nightingale presents the first of two programmes celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Beatles' most famous LP.
Featuring comments from the album's producer
George Martin , its recording engineer Geoff Emerick and the designer of the revolutionary cover, Peter Blake , plus unique archive interviews with the Beatles from the Light
Programme show Where It's At. Written and produced by KEVIN HOWLETT. Stereo (First broadcast on Radio 1) (Part 2 tomorrow at 11. 15pm)
followed by an interlude
