with Marjorie Lofthouse Producer JANE WARD
BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo

with Jack Hywel-Davies , including Bells on Sunday from St Peter 's Church, Pebworth,
Worcestershire. Stereo

Is organic milk production a possibility for the future? Claire Powell finds out when she takes breakfast with John and Rosemary Berry on their dairy farm in East Devon. Producer SUE SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

with Andrew Green and Trevor Barnes
Producer NORMAN WINTER Editor DAVID COOMES BBC Manchester including at

speaks, for the Week's Good Cause, on behalf of an organisation which offers counselling to those with relationship problems.
• DONATIONS: Relate Marriage Guidance, [address removed]

by Alistair Cooke

from St John 's Church,
Boscombe, Bournemouth. Conducted by THE REV GODFREY TAYLOR. Reading: Samuel 1, vv 9-20 (GNB) Psalm 91
Hymns: Fill your hearts with joy and gladness
(Regent Square); Let us sing to the God of salvation; Safe in the shadow of the Lord
(Creator God); Praise you Lord (Rose); Now thank we all our God (Nun Danket)
Musical director
DEREK BALDWIN
Organist DAVID MAW BBC Bristol

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

with Martin Wainwright of The Guardian.
Producer SALLIE DAV1ES

with Margaret Howard
Stereo

Presenter Nick Clarke Deputy editor ROD UDDLE Editor ROGER MOSEY

This week the team visits the Channel Islands where members of the Jersey Gardening Club put their queries to Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Daphne Ledward. Chair Clay Jones.
Producer DIANA STENSON BBC Manchester

by WILKIE COLLINS adapted in six episodes by RAY JENKINS. With and 1: March 1846
A mysterious letter from New Orleans arrives to disturb the peace of Combe Raven House. Music by PETER BREWIS Played by MAURICE CAMBRIDGE .
Directed by JANET WHITAKER Stereo

Lionel Kelleway discovers 'one of the largest unofficial nature reserves in Wales!'
Producer JEAN SADLER Stereo (R)

LWonty
The last of five documentaries from the BBC Sound Archives. The Emperor of Lancashire
When the comedian
Frank Randle died in 1957 he was almost unknown to Southern audiences. Yet in the North of England he was a star.
Jeff Nuttall examines his extraordinary life.
Producer ALASTAIR WILSON BBC Manchester
(First broadcast in 1979) 0 See David Gillard , left

with Dilly Barlow

Cliff Morgan begins the last stage of his river journey visiting Newark Castle and an air museum.
Producer ANTHONY SMITH BBC Bristol

Tom Lowenstein reflects on the ways in which Alaskan Eskimos interpret modern changes. (R)

with David Bean
5: Garibaldi's Englishman

Cat's Whiskers Summer Special
Presented by Julie Mayer. Serial: Tales of Narnia by c. S. LEWIS
The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe adapted in ten parts by BRIAN SIBLEY. Episode 10 With and Serial producer
GEOFF MARSHALLTAYLOR Producer JULIA BROOKE A BBC School Radio production. Stereo

Marjorie Lofthouse visits the ten finalists in the Radio 4/Radio Times
Enterprise Competition. 10: Datavault Ltd
After experience in Venture-capital investment,
Charles Stuart-Menteth decided to strike out on his own.
Producer ANNE-MARIE COLE BBC Pebble Mill
(Winners: Thurs 1.20pm)

Nigel Forde examines the new brand of 'medical' fiction. He also talks to Rose Tremain whose new novel Restoration recreates life at the court of Charles II. and Peter Porter who celebrates his 60th birthday with two new volumes of poetry.

Nick Baker meets four lone campaigners.
3: Mona McNee is a retired teacher who believes that if all children learned to read phonetically, Britain would be a better place ... Producer JOHN WATKINS

Robert Booth 's guest this week is former Liberal leader Lord Grimond,
Producer VIV BLACK. Stereo (R)

Julian Hector witnesses the autumn migration ot birds and Jessica Holm reports on Oklahoma's rattlesnake round-up.

This summer, half a dozen assorted BBC people spent August Bank Holiday
Saturday recording the sounds and citizens of Britain's favourite resort, capturing the day as it happened on tape. Stereo (R)

A 12-part series.
8: The Music of Angels
This week's stopping-off point for Brian Redhead is the 10th-century Principality of Kiev.
Reader Ronald Farrow Researcher LAN MORGAN Series producer
FRANCES GUMLEY (R)

Blessed Are the Holy
As the Jewish New Year approaches,
Trevor Barnes talks to the Chief Rabbi, Lord Jakobovits, and asks if it is possible to retain a separate identity in a diverse society.
Producer CHRISTINE MORGAN Stereo

4.00 The Health Show with Angela Rippon and guests. Today: The Unmentionables • PHONE: [number removed]. Lines open 3.30pm to 5. OOpm.
5.00 Get By in Hindi and Urdu A five-part series.
4: Take Two After Meals With Shafi Jamie and Mira Kaushik.
5.30 When in Italy 4: Practicalities with Denise de Rome (R)