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 organic farmers Wil and Pam Best from Dorset.
Producer Sue Smith BBC Pebble Mill
with Libby Purves and Trevor Barnes
Producer Christine Morgan Editor Beverley McAinsh including at
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From St Mary's Parish Church, Bideford, Devon, led by the Rev Paul Smith.
At your feet we fall; I Corinthians 15, vv 53-58; Thine be the glory; John 6, vv 32-40; All heaven declares; God of glory, we exalt your name; For thou, O Lord; Praise you, Lord, for the wonder of your healing; Jesus is Lord!; We have a gospel to proclaim.
BBC Bristol
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Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor Anthony Parkin
Director Niall Fraser Editor Ruth Patterson BBC Pebble Mill
with Robin Lustig
Producer Jane Beresford
with Margaret Howard
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with Nick Clarke
Deputy editor Rod Liddle Editor Roger Mosey
visits Worcestershire, where members of the Upton-upon-Sevem Garden Club put their queries to
Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Daphne Ledward.
Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Diana Stenson BBC North
by Peter Tinniswood.
Stanley was once leader of a cotton workers' union in the north of England. Now he spends his days musing on a canal bank. What went wrong?
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.
3: The hero either marries or shoots himself!
Cox, Tara Dominick , Charles Kay , Michael Kilgarriff , Jane Slavin , Simon Treves and Geoffrey Whitehead.
Director Rosemary Hart Stereo
Four programmes. 3: A Trip to London
A second chance to hear the Second World War story of the Friends' Ambulance Unit, a pacifist organisation founded by confectionery manufacturers Arnold Rowntree and Paul Cadbury. This diverse group of people, united only by their Quaker-style pacifism, was to see action in every war zone.
Bernard Jackson talks to former members of the FAU. Featuring the song What Were You Doing When the Bombs Were Falling?, by Donald Swann and Sydney Carter.
Producer Michael Wakelin Stereo (R)
Raymond Briggs is the best-selling creator of such favourites as Fungus the Bogeyman, Father Christmas and Hilda and Jim in When the Wind Blows.
Chris Powling asks how the artist relates to his characters and their vision of the world.
Producer Beaty Rubens. Stereo
Cliff Morgan concludes his journey along the River Fowey in east
Cornwall. At its source is a remote moor and at its estuary a commercial port and holiday town. Producer Anthony Smith BBC Bristol. Stereo
Five programmes.
Writer Alun Richards spent a year in Japan. 2: Air Tight in Tokyo Producer Jane Dauncev BBC Wales (R)
with Chris Dunkley
Presenter Andy Crane. Be a supersleuth with Kitty Purwell and Dick Dogsbody in The Opera-Singing Detective by Lee Pressman with Elisabeth Estensen and Timothy Spall. Andy reads your rainforest word pictures. Plus part 1 of Finn MacCool and the Small Men of Deeds by Pat O'Shea , adapted by Alfred Bradley , with Nigel Anthony and Kate Binchy.
Serial director Ev Draper Research Lis Roberts
Producer Mary Kalemkerian BBC North. Stereo
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Frank Muir talks about
The Oxford Book of Humorous Prose;
Frederick Forsyth and other thriller writers discuss researching and plotting thrillers; and Nigel Forde talks to Tanzanian writer Abdulrazak Gurnah about his new novel Dottie.
Listeners report with the help of Susan Marling.
Ten programmes.
7: Terry Molloy reads Sitting in the Stalls, Waiting in the Wings from Stephen Pegg 's Just Some Stories for Eleanor.
Producer Nigel Bryant BBC Pebble Mill
Critic Jessica Yates and romantic novelist and editor Lorna Read review the latest teenage romantic novels.
The creatures that live in the depths of the ocean; and a haven for herons.
A mystery royal personage presents awards for the 80s, including: Most
Pointless War, Best
Scandal, Most Welcome Departure, and Most
Promising Newcomer. Script Mike Barfield. Mark Brisenden , Simon Bullivant. Mike Coleman. Michael Dines and Ged Parsons
Songs Steve Brown
Producer Bill Dare. Stereo (R)
by Richard J Weiss.
It is 1790: the Sage of Philadelphia, close to death, sifts through his treasured mementoes - a kite, a key, a garter ...
Director Colin McLaren Stereo (R)
The second in a series of four Easter talks by Tony Burnham focusing on the stories of four women who witnessed the Resurrection.
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