goes to Scottish farming's major shop window, the Royal Highland Show near Edinburgh. Allan Wright also visits farmers in the surrounding area.
Produced by the AGRICULTURAL UNIT

Hope Sealy in conversation with a special guest about a prayer which has inspired their life and faith

Presented by John Humphrys and Peter Hobday
7.00,8.00 Today's News Read by EUGENE FRASER
7.25* Sport with GARRY RICHARDSON
7.30,8.30 News Summary
7.40*, 8.47* Today's Papers
7.45 In Perspective
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament Editor PHILIP HARDING

The overpriced strawberries, the ticket touts, those mid-afternoon thunderstorms.... yes Wimbledon is back for another year. But not much interest will be shown in Munich, venue for the final of the European Football
Championship. West Germany and England are favourites to start that match....
Cliff Morgan serves the weekend's sports news. Producer CHARLES RUNCIE

The holiday and travel programme presented by Bernard Falk.
A variety of sunshine and sand, mountains and lakes, short breaks at home and adventures abroad. Travel expert
Nigel Coombs joins Bernard every Saturday morning to keep you in touch with the latest holiday problems and news. Producer JENNY MALLINSON DUFF For details of items in this week 's programme, please send sae to:
[address removed]

Last in the present series with Ned Sherrin and the likes of Stephen Fry Carol Thatcher and Emma Freud Plus more of Victor Lewis Smith 's slices from a York ham. Additional material by PETE SINCLAIR and STEVE PUNT
Additional additional material from PAUL SPARKS
Producers LAN
GARDHOUSE CATHIE MAHONEY , KENTON ALLEN

with Peter Riddell , Political
Editor of the Financial Times. Producer EMILY BUCHANAN

Producer HOWARD ROGERS

A Question of Money (1)
The Money Box team takes to the road to answer questions on personal finance put by listeners in Cheltenham.
Panel Louise Botting , Vincent Duggleby ,
Christopher Gilchrist , George Prescott and Philip Hardman
(More questions answered on Monday at 10.00am)

Russell Davies takes over the Chair for one week from Barry Took, who has been tied up in the basement. Meanwhile Coren and Ingrams continue their quest for perfect journalistic enlightenment and a points victory.
Written and compiled by JOHN LANGDON and producer HARRY THOMPSON
Stereo (Re-broadcast Monday 6.30pm)

Rabbi Julia Neuberger Robin Cook , mp
Theresa Gorman , mp and Graham Dowson

Neon is crude and garish, bright and bold. It's an attention grabber, shouting its short messages in pulsating rhythms of vibrant colours. It's the perfect visual image of the city, conjuring up pictures of seedy bars, rain washed roads and all-night drugstores.
This week's Consuming
Passions peers down those mean streets to investigate the twilight world of neon.
Presenter Sarah Dunant Producer JANICE HADLOW

The children's book programme introduced by Penelope Lively. In the final programme of the series, Julia Eccleshare and Chris Powling review a selection of outstanding new books for children and recommend some summer reading.

by ELIZABETH BAINES
Sony Radio Award winner for Rebecca for her performance
In her search for a mutually-enriching, non-sexist, communal relationship with two boys and their 'biological' mother, Rebecca shows a rare talent for self-deception. It is a trait that is both comic and destructive.
Musical director CHRIS REASON Producer ROBERT COOPER
BBC Manchester. Stereo (R) 0 HEAR THIS! page 16

by GRAHAM GREENE dramatised by ELIZABETH TROOP Sony Radio Award winner for Best Dramatisation With and Bored with her marriage to an American professor, an Englishwoman escapes to the Caribbean on holiday. She searches there for a romance, but is led towards a most unexpected attraction.
Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY Stereo (R)

Robert Carvel talks to a quartet of public figures.
2: Lady Elliot of Harwood Distinguished leading lady of the Lords.

with Bill Wallis , David Tate Sally Grace and Kerry Shale

With BRIAN PERKINS including Sports Round-Up

Omnibus edition
It's My Party by MARCIA KAHAN Directed by A. J. QUINN. Stereo

Producer MICHAEL EMBER. Stereo

The Village Fete by PETER TINNISWOOD
Sony Radio Award winner for Best Original Script and Giles Cooper Award winner With
When Nancy and her brother, sister and father move to the countryside, everything goes wrong. They have a 22 per cent gas leak, they need re-wiring and re-roofing.
Nancy doesn't mind. She likes organising. But then Winston, the local poacher and handyman, takes over and invites Nancy to the village fete.
Directed by SHAUN MACLOUGHLIN

with Richard Baker
Producer DAVID GALLAGHER. Stereo

led by Colin Semper. Stereo

Tinniswood's Wimbledon
The annual All-England lawn tennis tournament is the most boring event in the sporting calendar. It is, as usual, left to the BBC and, in particular, Sir Dinsdale Pitt the Younger's department of How to Make
Programmes Jolly Interesting to try and make this fortnight of tennis a little less tedious. Peter Tinniswood and Sir Dinsdale illuminate another side to the tournament that everyone knows and loathes. With help from the special
Wimbledon sound archives,
Martin Jarvis and Liz Goulding Producer ANDREW PARFITT

Asturias
Last of six programmes in which David Bean travels in the footsteps of George Borrow , who in 1837 began selling Protestant Bibles in Catholic Spain. Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester

A series of eight programmes. Conceived in Sweden, born in 1946. the Light Programme's request show catered for the needs of women at home.
With the help of material from newspaper, magazine and radio archives, Russell Davies and Julie Covington tell the tale of those times and present recordings that were requested and played in the original programmes.
3: Too Hot to Mangle -Summer 1948
Compiled by RUSSELL DAVIES
Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE