with Marjorie Lofthouse Producer JANE WARD
BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo

with Jack Hywel-Davies , including Bells on Sunday from the Church of St Mary and St Gabriel, Stoke Gabriel , Totnes, Devon. Stereo

Welcome aboard! Cliff Michelmore launches a new summer series about boating and watersports. The Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race begins today. It gives young people the opportunity to crew some of the largest ships in the world and gain the experience of a lifetime. Cliff is at St Katharine's Dock,London.
Producer CAROLINE ELLIOT

7.40-8.00 with Clive Jacobs and Trevor Barnes
Producer AMANDA HANCOX Editors DAVID COOMES and BEVERLEY MCAINSH including at

talks to Richard Baker about the work of The Missions to Seamen, of which she is President.
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Serving the Family
A service of thanksgiving and challenge to mark the 220th anniversary of the work of the National Children's Home. Preacher
Viscount Tonypandy
Readings: Hosea 11, vvl-4; Mark 10, vv 13-16
Hymns: Now thank we all our God; One more step along the world I go; Lord, thy Church on earth is seeking. BBC Wales

Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed and produced by JOHN SCOTNEY
Editor RUTH PATTERSON BBC Pebble Mill

with Philippa Kennedy Producer ANNA PARKINSON

with Margaret Howard
Stereo

Presenter Nick Clarke Editor MARTIN COX

visits Fulham, where members of the Fulham Palace Meadow Allotments Association put their queries to Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Sue Phillips.
Producer DIANA STENSON BBC Manchester

by MARTYN READ . With and In rural Berkshire during the Second World War, the actual fighting seems a long way away. But for a teenage girl its reality is brought closer by a series of poignant experiences of life, love and death.
With the children of TRINITY SCHOOL,
HENLEY-ON-THAMES
Directed by CHERRY COOKSON Stereo (R)

with Laurie Taylor
Researcher JANICE SMITH
Producer CHRIS PALING. Stereo

Stephen Fry , in company with Jill Balcon and Martin Jarvis , presents, before an audience at last year's Bewdley Festival, a selection of his favourite poetry and prose. Producer ALEC REID BBC Bristol
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Dilly Barlow returns with the answers to your questions, silly or serious.

Cliff Morgan ends his journey in the historic market town of King's
Lynn after enjoying visits to a reconstruction of an Iceni village, a sanctuary for sick and injured seals and a nursery which specialises in African violets.
Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol

The memoirs, in three parts, Of
DR HENRY SHINGLEWOOD TAYLOR edited by PETER HADLEY
Read by Graeme Garden. 2: House Surgeon at Guy's Hospital, 1867
Producer PAMELA HOWE BBC Bristol (R)

Last of six programmes with Daniel Snowman. 6: Joel de Rosnay

by ALAN GARNER , dramatised in three episodes by DAVID WADE. Part 2
Directed by CAROLINE SMITH BBC Manchester. Stereo (R)

Last autumn Nick Crane travelled secretly through Afghanistan with aid-worker Julian Gearing. This is the story, in two parts, of their adventures in this beautiful but ravaged country.
1: Mountain with Deadly Butterflies
Producer SIMON ELMES Stereo
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Edward Blishen invites Margaret Forster and Miles Kington to pick some books. BBC Bristol

Sue MacGregor talks to five of Hollywood's extraordinary stars. 2: Angela Lansbury Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester (R)

Sonia Beesley meets five married couples pursuing the same career.
3: Judy and Geoffrey Lusty , entrepreneurs. Producer ANNE HOWELLS Stereo

with Jessica Holm and Fergus Keeling.

What is the legacy of the Revolution?
Ian Noble talks to politicians and takes to the streets to find out what's left of Liberte,
Egalite and Fraternité in France today.

Producer JAMES LEATON GRAY

Four clergy are asked where they find Jesus in Britain's inner-cities. 1: The Place of Passion
Fr Austin Smith, a priest of the Order of Passion, finds the realities of living in Toxteth a challenge to the Church's very foundations.
Producer NORMAN winter BBC Manchester. Stereo

The late evening Office of Compline. Stereo (R)

4.00 Education Matters The last in the series in which Susan Marling explores the changing world of education. Producer CLARE CSONKA
4.30 Sport in Question Tennis player Anne Hobbs. Frank Dick. Director of Coaching, BAAB, and Graham Kelly , Chief Executive of the Football Association, respond to questions on topical sporting issues raised by an invited audience at the Maltings Arts Centre, St Albans. Chair Tom McNab
5.00 The Roads to Munich Six programmes in which Michael Barber looks at British attitudes between the wars.
1: 'Never Again ' - the Legacy of 1914-18 Producer GORDON HUTCHINGS (R)
5.30 Telling it How it Was An eight-part guide to collecting oral history presented by Steve Humphries. 3: Family Life (R)