with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer Jane Ward. Stereo
with Jack Hywel-Davies including
Bells on Sunday from Stjohn the Baptist,
New Alresford. Stereo
George Macpherson meets Tim Heywood , responsible for the day-to-day running of the Duke of Westminster's farms. Producer Carol Trewin
with Christopher Morgan and Trevor Barnes.
Editor David Coomes including at
speaks for the Week's Good Cause about a free cassette library for blind and handicapped people. * DONATIONS to: [address removed]
by Alistair Cooke.
from the Methodist Central
Hall, Westminster, led by the Rev Dr R John Tudor. Earth, Rejoice, Our Lord
Is King! (Ephraim); My Eternal King (Marshall); Jesus, Meek and Gentle
(St Constantine); And Can It Be (Sagina); 0 for a Thousand Tongues to
Sing (Richmond). Psalm 130; Romans 8, w 1-11.
Choirmaster John Chapman. Organist: Keith Beniston. Stereo
Omnibus edition. Director Niall Fraser
with Peter Fiddick.
Producer Dinah Lammiman
with Chris Serle.
Stereo
with Nick Clarke. Editor Roger Mosey
visits Stoke-on-Trent where the Barlaston
Gardeners' Guild put their queries to
Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Sue Phillips.
Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Amanda Mares
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Gardeners' Question Time. BBC. PO Box 27, Manchester M60 1SJ
Bored with her marriage to an American professor, an Englishwoman escapes to the Caribbean on holiday. This adaptation of a classic story by Graham Greene is broadcast as a tribute to the master storyteller.
First Jamaican waiter/
First crew cut boy....PAUL GREGORY Second Jamaican waiter/
Dramatised by Elizabeth Troop
Director Richard Wortley. Stereo
In the first of five programmes, Helen Lederer sorts out a weight problem. With
Malcolm Raeburn , Diane Whitley , James Quinn and Victoria Finney. Producer Paul Z Jackson Stereo
The return of the NEW series with Laurie Taylor and guests. Producer Nick Ware
Fuelling Problems?
Britain's energy industries are now largely in private hands, shadowed by small domestic regulators. But, Dieter Helm asks: are we equipped to meet the needs of the 1990s?
Six programmes in which Rosemary Leach and Michael Fitzgerald read poetry and prose about the weather.
3: Wind
Producer Julia Gillett
The Cotswold village of Slad, so vividly portrayed by Laurie Lee in Cider with Rosie, draws MP
David Blunkett to explore it for himself. He is further enlightened by more rural revelations from the famous author and local notables.
Producer Lorna Baker. Stereo
The first of six programmes in which
Steven Wells travels 'up and down' Great Britain in an assortment of unusual lifts. Today: Meadowhall, a temple to consumerism off the Ml, near Sheffield. Producer Sarah Taylor
An eight-part series following the real-life stories of Bentley folk . 2: What lies at the top of that old staircase in Jenkyn Place?
With Nigel Farrell.
In the second of two programmes on the religious life of the Outer Hebrides, ministers and members of the Free
Church of Scotland on the island of Lewis talk and sing about their beliefs. Producer Ian Bradley. Stereo
reports on key issues from the perspectives of the men and women most affected by them.
Today: Hugh Prysor-Jones goes to Southampton. Producer Jane Beresford
Nigel Forde looks at
Feminist Book Fortnight; and talks to
William Wharton , about his new novel, Last Lovers. Also, Mark Steyn and Paul Clifford discuss the 20th century in quotes.
Lord Scarman chairs a five-part inquiry into the future of the British police service.
3: Getting a Result
Are the police effective in fighting crime? Do we get value for money? Lawyers, academics, serving police officers and the public present their evidence. With Gerry Northam. Reporter Julia Sharp. Producer Clare Hastings
with Michael Rosen.
Kathleen Griffin meets writer Jean Ure , and creator of the Drina
Ballerina books
Jean Estoril.
Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm survey an ice-age cavern.
Tim Malyon and John Crook witness a great monastic festival in Ladakh, north-west India. Two Buddhist monks, blindfolded and in trance, are transformed into Gods of the Mountains.
Producer John Theocharis Stereo
It is Barnsley, 1963, and four young working lads get together to form a band. Twenty-five years on, four middle-aged men fondly recall those times. With Martyn Wiley. Producer Dave Sheasby Stereo
The Shadow of the Galilean
John Rackley considers how four 20th-century authors have depicted the life of Jesus, and the impact they have had on his own faith. In the first of four programmes, he looks at King Jesus by Robert Graves.
Producer Juli Wills. Stereo
