Producer DAVID BELLINGER BBC Pebble Mill Stereo

with Stephen Oliver including Bells on Sunday from St Lawrence, Jewry, London. Stereo

An English Churchyard
The construction of a church, 100 years ago, on part of a Sussex meadow today allows
Derek Jones and David Streeter to take a step back into last century's wealth of wild flowers.
Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol

with Clive Jacobs and Andrew Green
Producer AMANDA HANCOX Editor DAVID COOMES FM joins at 8.00 including at 8.00 News
8.10 Sunday Papers

talks, for the Week's Good
Cause, about an organisation which helps families around the time they have a baby.
Donations to: The Maternity Alliance [address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

A special service from Avalon Baptist Church, Sydney, Australia, marking the season of Pentecost and commemorating the bicentenary of the coming of the Christian faith to Australia. Led by the Minister, The Rev John Hirt assisted by Ben Cruse (Aborigine pastor)
Hymns: The God of Abraham praise; There'll come a day; God make us your family
Readings: Isaiah 58, vv 6-11; Mark 2, vv 1-12
Choir leader Lindsay Wellings
Accompanist Amanda Handel

BBC Manchester

(Stereo)

Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed and produced by Liz RIGBEY. BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by David Walker Producer ELLIE UPDALE

with June Knox-Mawer
Stereo (Revised re-broadcast of Friday's programme)

Presented by John Sergeant in London with Gordon Clough in Moscow as President Reagan arrives for the Summit.
Editor MARTIN COX

(Details on Wednesday at 10.00am)

by the Venezuelan dramatist RODOLFO SANTANA translated and adapted by HAL BROWN starring and 'You shouted at your workmates and called them sheep. You repeated that they would be murdered just like their comrades in Chile!'
A modern factory worker is confronted by a psychologist who wants to establish the causes of his 'unforgiveable' behaviour; when one of the machines mutilates an apprentice's hand, the worker is overcome by anger and smashes the machine with an iron bar. The inquisitorial psychologist, acting on behalf of the management, is determined to crush his dignity and self-esteem - especially because he has provoked the flickerings of revolt among fellow workers. Directed by WALTER ACOSTA. Stereo

The last of six programmes in which Robin Day celebrates 100 years o f the gramophone, i Record Breakers
'All collectors dream of owning the seven records Caruso made for Blue Zonophone'
CLIFFORD WILLIAMS
Editor of the Record Collector
Compiled and produced by JEFF LINK BBC North East. Stereo

Five forays with Phil Smith 3: Sheepish Things
Compiled by PHIL SMITH Producer Liz JENSEN BBC Pebble Mill (R)

(Details tomorrow at 11.00am)

with DAVID SYMONDS

with Chris Dunkley

The last of a seven-part series compiled by Michael Bakewell
with Martin Jarvis as Charles Dickens

'Too late to say put the curb on, and don't rush at hills - the wrong man to say it to. I am become incapable of rest. I am quite confident I should rust, break and die if I spared myself.'

(Stereo)

The last of seven programmes introduced by David Willmott Scotland. Stereo records

with Nigel Forde

Brian Redhead , together with Usha Prashar , Richard North and The Rev David Winwood , considers the value of 'community'.
Producer MAGGIE REDFERN BBC Manchester

In the third of four programmes, Harry Soan reflects on 40 years as an occasional broadcaster. BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm

A File on 4 special series
The last of three programmes on ideals and reality in Israel
with Tudor Parfitt

Presented by Martin Dowle Producer JAMES LEATON GRAY

Words and music for Sunday. The Courage to Fail
In the last of three talks,
Sylvia Sands reflects on having lived in a Franciscan-style retreat in the Donegal mountains.
Producer BERT TOSH
BBC Northern Ireland