With Marjorie Lofthouse Producer Jane Ward. Stereo
With Jack Hywel-Davies including
Bells on Sunday from
St Peter 's Parish Church, Heswall, Merseyside. Stereo
Robert Forster talks to Bill Telfer in Northumberland. Producer Carol Trewin
With Debbie Thrower and Christopher Morgan Editor Beverley McAinsh including at
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speaks for the Week's Good Cause about the work of the RAF Benevolent Fund, in the year that marks the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. DONATIONS to:
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Holy Communion from
St James 's Church,
Muswell Hill , London.
Celebrant and preacher: the Rev Michael Bunker.
Readings: Philippians 3, v 12 to 4, v 1; Matthew 6, vv 25-34. Thine Be the Glory (AHB 193); Name of All Majesty (HTC 218); Such Love; Ye
Servants of God (AHB 336); Rejoice, Rejoice. Director of Music
Hubert Best
Organist Jeremy Allen Stereo
Omnibus edition
Director Niall Fraser
with Andrew Rawnsley Producer Jane Beresford
Chris Serie presents his selection of extracts from BBC radio and television.
with Nick Clarke Editor Roger Mosey
This week the team visits Oxfordshire where members of the Hook Norton Horticultural
Society put their queries to Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Sue Phillips.
Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Diana Stenson
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On a hot summer afternoon, on a train somewhere between Victoria and Clapham Junction, Susan meets Peter, 30 years her senior, who may or may not be a spy.
Written by Andrew Rissik.
Director Caroline Raphael Stereo (R)
with Laurie Taylor
Producer Nicke Ware. Stereo
Moneybags and Brains In the second of two programmes, Peter Hennessy asks: will
British influence increase in Washington thanks to a Gulf dividend, or does the 'special relationship' now depend on the degree to which Britain commits herself to Europe? Producer Caroline Anstey
Carol Ann Duffy visits the Charterhouse
Poetry Festival. Producer Alec Reid
Comedian
Michael Bentine unearths some unusual objects at
London's Victoria and Albert Museum. Producer Jill Marshall
Today's passion: haircuts. Producer Fiona Couper (R)
with Chris Dunkley
In 1987 Colleen and Angus [text removed] adopted a much-longed-for
2-year-old child called Kate, a sister to their own son Ian. It was no ordinary adoption, however, as the [text removed]s knew that
Kate was HIV positive and would probably develop AIDS.
Helen Boaden reports. Producer Anne-Marie Cole (R)
The second of two programmes of 'poems through a day'. Written and read by Charlotte Mitchell . Producer Piers Plowright Stereo (R)
Colleen McCullough discusses her new novel; a look at a selection of Jane Austen 's letters to her sister Cassandra, and an anthology of erotic writing by women.
The last programme in the series looks at the role of barristers. Producer Brian King (R)
In the last programme of the series, children from around the country discuss rule breaking and making with Nick Baker. Producer Cathy Drysdale (R)
Fantasy is a vital tradition in children's literature.
Jenni Mills meets
Ursula Le Guin , Diana Wynne
Jones and Jenny Nimmo.
This week: the pygmy chimpanzee, plus the link between kangaroo paws and the courtship roles of Australian bush crickets.
In the 1920s a broken love affair, an illegitimate child and an unhappy marriage left Dorothy L Sayers bruised and battered. By the 1950s she had become an outspoken champion of orthodox Christianity and the Church of England. Andrew Green, with the help of Sayers's friends, biographers and the author's own letters, explores the possible connection between the two: was her theology born solely out of crisis, or was it an integral part of her life?
Producer David Coomes. Stereo
Presented by Peter Hill
Producer Andrew Denwood
How can morality survive in a 'holy war'?
In the second of four reflections on turning-points in history, Keith Clements recounts the remarkable story of the treachery and truces during the 12th-century siege of the Crusaders' stronghold at Kerak. Producer Stephen Lynas Stereo
The late evening Office of Compline. Stereo
