A selection of music
Producer DAVID BELLINGER BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
with Jack Hywel-Davies including Bells on Sunday from AU Saints Church, Wilby, Norfolk. Stereo
7.10 Sunday Papers
Les Cottington takes breakfast with the Duchess of Devonshire at her country home,
Chatsworth House, and discovers that behind the grandeur there is a thriving farming business
Producer SUE SMITH. BBCPebbleMill
with Clive Jacobs and Andrew Green
Producer AMANDA HANCOX Editor BEVERLEY MCAINSH including at 8.00 News
talks about this Week's Good Cause, a youth and community organisation, in the old Surrey Docks area of the East End, which is bringing life and resources to the inner city. Bede House is celebrating 50 years of service to that community. Donations to: [address removed]
9.10 Sunday Papers
by Alistair Cooke
Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed by CLIVE BRILL
Producer ADRIAN MOURBY BBC Pebble Mill
Admiral Sir David Williams. GCB, DL, Vice-Chairman of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, talks about
Remembrance, and the hope it brings for the future.
Enquiries to: The Commonwealth
War Graves Commission. [address removed]
John Hosken describes the scene in Whitehall as crowds gather to honour all those who have died in the service of their country. Before the Service, the Massed Bands of the Guards Division play:
Rule Britannia; Hearts of Oak; The Minstrel Boy; Men of Harlech; The Skye Boat Song; Isle of Beauty; David of the White Rock; Oft in the Stilly Night; Flowers of the Forest; Nimrod; When I Am Laid in Earth; 0 Valiant Hearts and Solemn Melody
11.00 The Two Minute Silence
The Last Post
The laying of wreaths
(during which the bands play Beethoven's Funeral March No 1 in B flat minor)
A short service is then conducted by The Lord Bishop of London.
0 God, Our Help in Ages Past;
The Lord's Prayer; The Blessing; Reveille; God Save The Queen; The Trumpet Voluntary
This is followed by a march past of ex-servicemen and women when the bands play:
Fame and Glory; It's a Long Way to Tipperary; Pack Up
Your Troubles; There'll Always Be an England; Till the Boys Come Home; Mademoiselle from Armentieres; Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty. Stereo
In most villages in Britain you will find a War Memorial listing the local lads who went off to fight in the 'Great War' and who didn't come back.
There are 24 names chiselled into the memorial which stands outside the church in the south Devon village of Ugborough. The children who watched those 24 men leave for the war remember how the village fared through the conflict and reflect on the aftermath.
Reminiscences collected by KEITH SLADE
Musician STEVEN FAUX Compiled and produced by PETER HOARE Stereo
Presented by Gordon Clough Editor MARTIN COX
visits the River Gardeners' Association in Kent.
(Details on Wednesday at 10.00am)
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A season of six plays by leading writers broadcast both on Radio 4 and on the BBC World Service.
3: Glasnost by John Mortimer
While on an official visit to Moscow, a lady novelist begins to find the attentions of the young Russian guide and interpreter something more than just flattering. But has he other motives?
Directed by John Tydeman. Stereo (Radio 41 World Service production)
(Details on Thursday at 7.30pm)
'Nature: Nigel is interested and observant when keeping creatures, but is sometimes forgetful of their needs.' Robert Booth blows the dust off concert violinist
Nigel Kennedy 's school reports. Producer NIGEL ACHESON
(Details tomorrow at 11.00am LW)
with CATRIONA YOUNG
Chris Dunkley airs your comments on BBC programmes.
Remembering
Richard Briers and P.J.
(Jenny Luckraft ) look back into the past.
The programme includes Herge's The Crab with the Golden Claws, adapted by BRIAN TRUEMAN ; Enid Blyton 's The
Castle of Adventure, adapted by CHRIS CURRY ; another appearance by Robin Gunn (
Jonathan Kydd ); and, with the help of Julie First , the opportunity for the audience to take part. Storyline by NEIL SHENTON Researcher LIS ROBERTS
Producer CAROLINE SMITH BBC Manchester. Stereo
Write to: Cat's Whiskers, BBC
PO Box 40, Manchester M60 1FR
John Lloyd creates a forum for three leading figures to generate a new perspective on a current issue.
Producer EMILY BUCHANAN
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A serial in eight episodes by PETER LING and JULIET ACE (3)
Presented by Nigel Forde featuring a review of a biography of Gerard Hoffnung and an interview with Patricia Beer.
Stereo (Details on Friday at 4.05pm)
A series of six programmes with Daniel Snowman
4: Professor Sir Gustav Nossal Producer DANIEL SNOWMAN (R) revised
Lionel Kelleway selects from the year's crop of natural history books. Plus travelling tales from Stephen Pern, just back from the Pyrenees, and Amazon explorer Margaret Mee.
Three hundred years ago, the armies of William of Orange were on the march towards
London to oust King James II from the throne.
Derek Wilson examines the events of 1688, observes the English celebrations, and visits Northern Ireland, the spectre at the tercentenary feast. Stereo
Presented by Steve McCormack Producer JAMES LEATON GRAY
Lord of Earth and Sky: Wood and Stone
THE VERY REV LORD MACLEOD OF FULNARY, founder of the Iona Community, tried to make it possible for 20th-century
Christians to follow the way of holiness and a life of prayer. Ian Bradley completes the series on Scottish spirituality by exploring his writings. Producer CLAIR JAQUlSS BBC Manchester. Stereo
