Producers tim FINNEY and DYLAN WINTER

with Geraint Fielder Stereo

Presenters Peter Hobday and John Humphrys

by RONALD BLYTHE abridged by DELLA PATON Read by Ronald Pickup 1: And the Green Grass Grew all Around
Producer PAT MCLOUGHLIN (First broadcast on Woman's Hour)

Jeremy Nicholas concludes his celebration of children's record request programmes by looking at the records which were being requested by (and for) children growing up in the 60s and 70s.
Including contributions from Ed 'Stewpot' Stewart, Tommy Steele and Leslie Crowther.

The Fuchsia Auberge by ANGELA HUTH
Read by Maureen O'Brien Producer DUNCAN MINSHULL

from the Northern Ireland Hospice, Belfast conducted by THE RE V SYDNEY CALLAGHAN BBC Northern Ireland

(Details as Sunday 5.00pm L W)

Simon Rae introduces your poetry requests. Readers LIN SAGOVSKY and TIM PIGOTTSMITH. Guest Peter Porter.
Producer SUSAN ROBERTS BBC Bristol. Stereo
0 REQUESTS: Poetry Please! BBC, Bristol BS82LR

Presenter John Howard Editor KEN VASS
0 WRITE TO: You and Yours, BBC, London W1A 1AA

Chair Robert Robinson First Round - South Contestants:
Henry Brougham
(consultant on economic development)
Barbara Abbs (housewife) Michael Billson (unemployed)
Marion Read (secretary)
Including Beat the Brains. Programme devised by JOHN P. WYNN
Questions set by IAN GILLIES
Producer RICHARD EDIS. Stereo

Presenter James Naughtie Editor MARTIN cox

A Listening Corner special with MICHAEL ROSEN and MEGG NICOL Today: I Love Food Poem by MICHAEL ROSEN Producer DAVID IAN NEVILLE Stereo (May be recorded for educational use)

Jean Snedegar tracks down the first woman Pope.
Three Stories by MARY LELAND , abridged by SALLY SKRIMSHIRE
Read by Kate Binchy 2: The Swain
Producer PAT MCLOUGHUN Presenter Jenni Murray Editor CLARE SELERIE-GREY

Aristocrats With and featuring
Directed by PETER KAVANAGH Stereo
0 See Dave Gillard , left

For Young People, by Young People
Northumberland and North Tyneside are buzzing with the theatrical activity of young people.
Paul Allen investigates. Stereo

Presenters Hugh Sykes and Valerie Singleton including at 5.15 Bank Holiday travel report Editor ROGER MOSEY
0 LETTERS: PM, BBC. London WL4 1AA

Stereo
(Details as Saturday 12.25pm)

Written by ROB GrrnNS Cast for the week:
BBC Pebble Mill

with Derek Cooper

(Details Saturday 4.30pm LW)

by Colin Finbow
An unpromising first meeting between two bored young teenagers from very different social backgrounds leads to an unlikely alliance.
(Stereo)

A monthly celebration of the festival and feast days once celebrated in Britain. Marjorie Lofthouse visits Julia Jones to discover the various festivals and folklore of May.
Producer SARAH ROWLANDS BBC Pebble Mill

Among the visitors to this year's Glasgow Mayfest is Canadian playwright
Michael Tremblay , who talks to Mark Steyn about his work and the mixed culture it springs from. Producer NOAH RlCHLER
Stereo

Stones for Ibarra by HARRIET DOERR abridged in 12 parts by ELIZABETH BRADBURY Read by Ann Morrish (3) Producer MICHAEL FOX

Presenter
Richard Kershaw
Editor MARGARET BUDY

by Brian Thompson
BBC Manchester (R)

Sean Maffett goes behind the scenes at Biggin Hill and Badminton airshows. He watches safety crews leap into action, and discovers some of the difficulties encountered by Air Traffic Controllers. Producer CAROLINE ELUOT (R)

11.30pm.12.10am Open University
11.30 Open Forum
11.50 An Enlightened
Historian: Edward Gibbon