with Marjorie Lofthouse Producer Jane Ward
BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
with Jack Hywel-Davies including Bells on Sunday from Holy
Trinity, Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex. stereo
Claire Powell breakfasts with Rosemary and Richard Harward who rear organically produced beef and lamb on their 56-acre farm near Morecambe Bay. Producer Sue Smith BBC Pebble Mill
with Libby Purves and Andrew Green
Producer Christine Morgan Editor David Coomes including at
speaks for the Week's Good Cause about an organisation working on behalf of sufferers from autism and their families.
DONATIONS to:
National Autistic Society, [address removed]Credit cards: [number removed]
by Alistair Cooke
from the Parish Church of St Andrew and St George, Edinburgh with The Rev
Andrew McLellan.
The fourth in a series of sermons in Lent based on Luke 4, w 14-30:
The Promised Day of God Preacher: The Very Rev Gilleasbuig Macmillan. Readings:
Exodus 24, w 12-18
Colossians 1, vv 15-20
Introit: We wait for thy loving kindness (McKie) Hymns (CH3): Lord from the depths (65); Thy kingdom come
(323); Lord of light (510) Anthems: Hear my prayer, 0 Lord (Purcell); Nunc Dimittis
(Gibbons: Short Service) Scottish Philharmonic Singers, directed by Ian McCrorie
Organist Leon Coates BBC Scotland. Stereo
Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor Anthony Parkin
Director Niall Fraser Editor Ruth Patterson BBC Pebble Mill
with Maureen O'Connor Producer Jane Beresford
with Margaret Howard Stereo
with Nick Clarke
Deputy editor Rod Liddle Editor Roger Mosey
visits Surrey, where members of the Limpsfield, Oxted and District Horticultural
Society put their queries to Dr Stefan Buczacki Fred Downham and Sue Phillips.
Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Diana Stenson BBC Manchester
The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens concluded by Leon Garfield and dramatised in five parts by David Buck. With Ian Holm.
4: A Performance
John Jasper continues to search for proof that his nephew Edwin has been murdered by Neville Landless.
Eventually, in the most tragic of circumstances, he obtains that proof.... Stereo (Final part on Friday 3.00pm)
with Laurie Taylor and his guests reviewing the programmes, personalities and politics contributing to the changing face of radio in the UK.
Researcher Clare Denning
Producer Chris Paling. Stereo
Why did Fat Is a Feminist Issue change many women's attitudes towards food and their bodies for ever? The author, Susie Orbach , is co-founder of the Women's Therapy Centre in London and discusses her work with Barbara Myers.
Producer Cathy Drysdale
Malcolm Bradbury 's first university lectureship was at Hull, near the minster town of Beverley. In his day, it was a run-down market town, but recent urban renewal brings shoppers out from Hull as well as tourists from the Yorkshire Wolds. Producer Kate Whitehead BBC Bristol
Radio Pictures of Ladakh
Close- Ups of the Gods The second of four programmes with Tim Malyon on assignment in the Himalayas.
Producer Nigel Acheson (R)
Moscow
Philip Short , back in the Soviet Union after 13 years, discovers that the world's last empire is both totally different and totally unchanged. Series producer Zareer Masani
(Details as yesterday 11.30am)
Cat's Whiskers
Spring Special
Presenter Julia Mayer featuring stories with music.
Three Aesop's Fables told by Willie Rushton Su Pollard
Brian Blessed and Derek Griffiths.
With the BBC Concert Orchestra conductor Michael Cole.
Set to music by Paul Reade.
Plus competitions, features and club members' birthdays.
Producer Brian Scott-Hughes Series producer
Julia Brooke. Stereo
Mary Wesley talks to Nigel Forde.
with Susan Marling
A Jesuit in the Tower by John Gerard. Reader
Michael Williams. In April 1597,
John Gerard , a member of the Jesuit Mission in England, was tortured in the Tower of London. He displayed both courage and wit and refused to betray any of his fellow Catholics.
Producer Shaun MacLoughlin BBC Bristol. Stereo
with Dilly Barlow
Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm visit Whipsnade Zoo.
by David Wheeler. Six turning-points in the career of Winston Churchill.
With Daniel Massey. 3: Gallipoli. Stereo
(Part 4 Wed 11.00am L W)
A weekly report on Parliament's Select Committees with John Turnbull. Producer Sallie Davies
The Way the World Is A series of six programmes for Lent, with The Rev
Dr John Polkinghorne , FRS, President of Queens'
College, Cambridge.
4: God after Auschwitz 'We live in a world which is a strange mixture of both terror and hope.'
Reader Alan Sykes. Producer Norman Winter BBC Manchester. Stereo
