with Marjorie Lofthouse Producer Jane Ward
BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
A selection of hymns and music introduced by Jack Hywel-Davies . Including
Bells on Sunday from Holy Trinity, Tarleton, Cheshire. Stereo
Claire Powell breakfasts with the Rev John Lambourne , rural chaplain from
Robertsbridge in east Sussex.
Producer Sue Smith BBC Pebble Mil]
with Clive Jacobs and Andrew Green
Editors Beverley McAinsh and David Coomes including at
8.00am News
speaks for the Week's Good Cause about the help given for the past 40 years by members of the entertainment, sporting and business world to under-privileged and handicapped youngsters.
DONATIONS to:
The Lord's Taverners Ltd [address removed]
by Alistair Cooke
from Hereford Cathedral, introduced by the Rev Canon John Tiller.
Celebrant: the Very Rev Peter Haynes , Dean of Hereford; Preacher: the Rev Canon Paul lies.
ASB Rite B: Jesus Christ is risen today (NEH 110); Gloria (Stanford in C); Epistle (NEB): I
Corinthians 15, w 12-20; Love's redeeming work is done (NEH 113); Gospel (RSV): John 20, w 1-10; Ye choirs of new
Jerusalem (NEH 124); Sanctus, Benedictus,
Agnus Dei (Stanford in F); Anthem: Christ the Lord is risen again
(Rutter); The day of Resurrection! (NEH 117): Organist and Master of the Choristers
Roy Massey
Assistant Organist Geraint Bowen
BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor Anthony Parkin
Director Niall Fraser Editor Ruth Patterson BBC Pebble Mill
with Margaret Howard Stereo
with John Harrison Deputy editor Rod Liddle Editor Roger Mosey
Clay Jones digs into the postbag with Dr Stefan Buczacki Fred Downham and Daphne Ledward.
Producer Diana Stenson BBC North
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A play by Frank Dunne. An Irish GP living in the south of England takes consolation in weekly visits to his mistress.
Can his wife have heard of the affair?
Director Peter Kavanagh Stereo (R)
A seven-part series compiled by Michael Bakewell.
Anton Chekhov : a life reflected in his own writings, the words of his family and friends and the characters who people his plays.
With David Suchet.
2: Five Kopecks a Line 'My nom de plume -
Chekhonte - is probably odd and fantastic. But it originated in the dawn of my misty youth.
Medicine takes itself seriously, but the game of literature requires pseudonyms.'
Reader John Rowe.
With Alice Arnold , John Baddeley , John Bull, Michael Graham Cox , Tara Dominick , John Gabriel
Michael Kilgarriff ,
John Moffatt , Jane Slavin , Simon Treves and Geoffrey Whitehead Director Rosemary Hart Stereo
Four programmes.
2: A Day at the Races Punters of the 20s and 30s remember studying the form.
Stereo
Last in the series.
6: A Taste of Britain
Andy Kershaw joins a coach party of American tourists as they spend six days hurtling through England,
Scotland and Wales. Producer Cathy Drysdale Stereo (R)
Bishop
Michael Nazir-Ali embodies the encounter of Christianity with Islam. Formerly Bishop of Raiwind in Pakistan, he was recently appointed General Secretary of the Church Missionary
Society, the first to come from outside the UK.
Trevor Barnes presents a portrait of the man changing the face of the Church of England's missionary efforts.
Producer Norman Winter BBC North
The first of two programmes in which Cliff Morgan traces the course of the River
Fowey in Cornwall. He travels from its source on Bodmin Moor through an area rich in legend and literary association, to the commercial port and holiday town on its estuary and from which it takes its name.
Producer Anthony Smith BBC Bristol
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Five programmes.
Writer Alun Richards left Wales to spend a year in Japan. He found it a fascinating but baffling experience.
1: The Tokyo Horrors Producer Jane Dauncey BBC Wales (R)
with Chris Dunkley
Cat's Whiskers
Spring Special
Presenter Julie Mayer. 4: The Midas Touch with Michael Hordern and the BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Barry Wordsworth. Words Ian Serraillier Music Paul Reade
Producer Brian Scott-Hughes Series producer Julia Brooke Stereo (A new series of 'Cat's Whiskers' returns next week)
David Malouf , one of Australia's most highly acclaimed authors, talks to
Nigel Forde. Plus Jilly Cooper 's own choice of reading.
with Susan Marling
The State of the Prisons
Prison reformer
John Howard 's revelation of the appalling conditions of Britain's jails in the 18th century.
Reader Hugh Dickson. Producer Rosie Greenham BBC Pebble Mill. Stereo
Kathleen Griffin talks to Beverley Mathias ,
Director of the National Library for the Handicapped Child.
Lungwort, lesser celandine, wood anemone, false oxlip. With Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm.
Six turning-points by David Wheeler.
With Daniel Massey John Moffatt.
6: One Day in May Chamberlain's men fight to keep him in office.
Stereo
Fritz Spiegl salutes the memory of Thomas Haynes Bayly (1797-1839), poet, playwright, lyricist - and butt of parodists. Producer Gillian Hush BBC North (R)
The Four Marys
Four Easter talks in which Tony Burnham reflects on the stories of four women who witnessed the Resurrection.
1: Mary from Magdala, who was present at the crucifixion and at the tomb.
Producer Iris McIntyre BBC North. Stereo
