with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer Jane Ward. Stereo
with Jack Hywel-Davies , including
Bells on Sunday from St George,
Beckenham, Kent. Stereo
A combination of careful management and a degree of good luck ha ve turned Hamsterley Forest, Co
Durham, into a haven for wildlife. Along with almost 100 different varieties of tree, the wood pasture and meadows provide ideal habitats for birds like the crossbill, siskin, curlew and nightjar. Michael Scott joins David Bellamy and Head Ranger Brian Walker on a tour of the area.
Producer John Holmes
with Christopher Morgan and Alison Hilliard.
Editor David Coomes including at
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speaks for the Week's Good Cause on behalf of the British Paralympic Association.
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Family Mass from Clifton Cathedral, Bristol. Led by the Rt Rev Mgr Canon Gabriel Leyden. God Is Alive!; White Light;
DC Gloria; I Will Walk; Brentwood Alleluia; Take Up Your Cross;
Glastonbury Mass; Jesus, Lamb of God; I Say 'Yes' My Lord; May God Bless and Keep You; Send Us Your Blessing, Lord.
Organist Richard Jeffrey. Director of Music
David Ogden. Stereo
Omnibus edition.
Director Joanna Toye
with Hugh Prysor Jones. Producer Dinah Lammiman
with Chris Serle.
with Susannah Simons. Editor Roger Mosey
This week the team visits Wiltshire, where members oftheWarminster
Gardeners' Club put their queries to
Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Sue Phillips.
Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Amanda Mares
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Louise Page 's play about Netty, her mum, a cardigan knitted with love in every stitch and the perils of greed and exploitation.
Director Marilyn Imrie. Stereo
The final episode of Graeme Fife 's epic series. Arthur
Remember it - and our splendour.
No mild something that never was.
No something only that might be.
But Arthur - Arthur the King.
Music Steven Faux.
Director John Powell. Stereo
Poets Carol Ann Duffy , Simon Rae and Fred D'Aguiar judge BBC Radio's Poetry Competition. Readers Elizabeth Bell and Geoffrey Collins. Producer Alec Reid. Stereo
The return of the series. In two programmes, Mr Speaker , the RtHon
Bernard Weatherill , MP, looks at the House of Commons. Today: Speaker's House. Producer Jill Marshall
Roger Worsley discovers why medieval knights went around hiding in barrels.
The real-life dramas of a small
Hampshire community, in eight programmes presented by Nigel Farrell. 1: Paul's enjoying a night out, but his wife is expecting their first child.
Six true murder cases, narrated by Nick Ross.
Written by John Scotney. 3: The Major, the Scone and the Dandelions
One lump of arsenic or two?
Producer Mark Savage. Stereo
Peter Day explores the impact of Japan on British industries and regions.
The last in the series.
With Edward Blishen , and guests Christina Dodwell and Michael Hartland.
The first of two readings from the Netherbow
Theatre, Edinburgh, with Tom Pow , Valerie Gillies and lain Crichton Smith.
ProducerStewart Conn
A ship is about to start a two-week cruise with over 1,000 American passengers on board.
Many are single women who are about to meet some carefully-chosen hosts. Jennifer Holden follows their progress.
Producer Emma Kingsley. Stereo
with Dilly Barlow.
Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm visit Ireland.
Many rich Ancient
Egyptians were eviscerated and their cadavers immersed in salt prior to embalming. But how and why was this done?
Egyptologists talk about their fascination with exhumed bodies.
Producer Fergus Keeling
The last of the series.
The Eye of the Storm The Rev Kenneth Leech continues four reflections from the city streets. 2: The Fire Next Time
Producer Alastair Simmons. Stereo
