with the ARCHBISHOP OF LIVERPOOL, THE MOST REV DEREK WORLOCK Stereo
Presented by John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor
6.30,7.30,8.30 News Summary
6.45* Business News With PETER DAY
7.00,8.00 Today's News Read by SIMON VANCE
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
With GARRY RICHARDSON
7.45* Thought for the Day
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament
8.50* Your Letters
Christopher Dunkley , of the Financial Times, airs your comments about the BBC. Producer JEAN SNEDEGAR (Re-broadcast next Sunday) Write to: Feedback. BBC London WIA 4WW
Producer ADAM RAPHAEL
A Wee Chap at the Door by CATHERINE MACPHAIL
Read by Elaine C. Smith Producer LOUISE DALZIEL BBC Scotland
NEM, p 110; God is love (bp 23); Psalm 103; Colossians 3, vv
12-19; Rejoice today with one accord (BBC HB 281) Stereo
launches its Library
Competition, looking for the library which offers the best service to the public and really makes an effort to be helpful and informative.
If you think your local library deserves nomination, see page 77 for further details. The winner will receive a hand-crafted glass ornament to be presented at the Houses of Parliament.
Presented by John Howard
with Derek Cooper
Producer VANESSA HARRISON
Presented by Brian Widlake
1.55 Listening Corner Let's Play It Again Presented by BILL TORRANCE and BARBARA MCNAMARA. Stereo (R)
2.05 Let's Join In: Hanuman (RV) retold from the Indian by PADDY BECHELY. Stereo (e)
2.25 The Song Tree The Amazing Secret Music- Maze (2) Presented by HILARY JAMES and SIMON MAYOR with PYEWACKETT Written by BARRY GIBSON Stereo (R)(e)
2.40 Scottish Traditional Dancing With BILL TORRANCE This week: A Hiring Fair, Lauder in the Borders BBC Scotland. Stereo (e)
from Bristol
Introduced by Jenni Mills If Shakespeare had been a regular listener he would have known why the wives of Windsor were really so merry. Serial: Cold Showers (2)
JOHN BUCHAN 'S classic tale of romance and adventure, dramatised in three episodes by TREVOR ROYLE and 3: The Die-Hards Go into Action or How a Provision Merchant Committed an Assault
Directed by PATRICK RAYNER BBC Scotland. Stereo
Four programmes looking at film versions of famous novels 3: The Thirty-Nine Steps When it comes to tales of patriotic pluck and stiff upper lip, one story stands head and shoulders tall above the rest - John Buchan 's Thirty-Nine
Steps, and there have been three attempts to transfer
Richard Hannay 's exploits to the screen. Christopher Cook investigates the first, starring Robert Donat , but discovers that
Alfred Hitchcock 's film is no more than a distant cousin of Buchan's original thriller.
With soundtrack illustrations and readings from the book by Simon Williams. Producer WENDY CLAY
Presented by Frances Coverdale and Gordon Clough continuedon VHFIFM 5.50-5.55
with CHARLOTTE GREEN including Financial Report
Tom Boswell puts an extra spark into the Going Places charabanc, expertly steered by Clive Jacobs with a little extra direction from Alanah Martin. Producer IRENE MALLIS
(Re-broadcast next Monday)
Margaret Howard presents her selection of extracts from BBC radio and television. Producer HELEN FRY. Stereo
Edwina Currie , mp,
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health and Social Security
Joan Lestor, mp
Roger Graef , film-maker
Des Wilson , Chairman of the Campaign for Freedom of Information tackle issues raised by an audience in Bishop's Castle, Shropshire
Chairman John Humphrys Producer CAROLE STONE BBC Bristol
Michael Elliott , of the Economist, casts a critical eye over this week's newspapers. Producer SHEILA COOK
Alistair Cooke's weekly talk on American life, history and politics.
by Alistair Cooke
The Best Little Venue in Town The Leadmill in Sheffield is the most efficient arts centre in Britain, according to the Policy Studies Institute, and 300,000 customers a year seem to agree. But what exactly is 'efficient' for an arts centre? Do the rock concerts sometimes tread on the toes of the dance classics? Paul Allen hears how jazz and theatre, performance art and tuition in circus skills coexist, if not always peacefully, at least with good humour.
Producer DAVE SHEASBY BBC North East
Bevis: The Story of a Boy by RICHARD JEFFERIES abridged in 15 episodes by DONALD BANCROFT
Read by Michael Williams (15) Producer MAURICE LEITCH (R)
Presented by Richard Kershaw
A satirical review of the week's news with Bill Wallis
David Tate. Sally Grace and Royce Mills
Written by MARK BURTON
JOHN OFARRELL. PETE SINCLAIR PAUL B. DA VIES. STEVE PUNT
RICHARD QUICK. MIKE COLEMAN
BILL MATTHEWS. ROBERT LINFORD MAX HANDLEY. GED PARSONS PETER HICKEY and others.
Producer jo BUNTING. Stereo
followed by an interlude
Help Yourself: Job Interview Written by IAN SPIBY Producer DAN GARRETT (e)
