with Marjorie Lofthouse.
Producer David Bellinger. Stereo

with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including
Bells On Sunday from Hexham Abbey, Northumberland.
Stereo

Are Britain's beef and sheep farmers lagging behind their foreign competitors when it comes to marketing their products? Robert Forster talks to Richard Price who has recently seen at first-hand how the Australians and New Zealanders sell their meat.
Producer Carol Trewin

with Christopher Morgan and Debbie Thrower. Editor David Coomes
Including at

speaks for the Week's
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Wellsprings of the Spirit
The fourth in a series of devotional services for Lent comes from the Carmelite Friary at
Aylesford in Kent, on the theme of Purity. Led by the Prior,
Fr Joseph Chambers , and Fr Wilfrid McGreal. Director of Music Patrick Seller.

Omnibus edition.
Director Vanessa Whitburn

with Sebastian Scott.
Producer Jane Beresford. Stereo

with Chris Serle.
Stereo

with Nick Clarke.

This week the team visits Leicestershire, where members of the Burton Overy Village Hall
Gardeners' Committee put their queries to Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Daphne Ledward. Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Diana Stenson
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Faith
By Robin Glendinning.
Granda fought the fascists in Spain, Alex is a revolutionary, and Anna is trying to escape across the border. Peter just wants to go to work and build baths, but today is the day the Communist regime collapses.
Director Jeremy Howe. Stereo

with Laurie Taylor.
In a shock move our man at the microphone, Simon Hoggart , lashes out at the cliche scenario!
Producer Emma Selby Stereo

Back Over There?
Professor Laurence Martin chairs a discussion on the practicalities of possible US disengagement from the military and economic spheres.

The last of the series in which Martin Wainwright reflects on a group of historical characters united by enthusiasm verging on obsession.
Today: Captain Matthew Webb , the first cross-channel swimmer, who also pursued such bizarre "firsts" as floating in a London aquarium for 60 hours, while paying visitors queued to watch. Producer Wendy Pilmer

Valerie Solti compares notes backstage at the Royal Opera House,
Covent Garden, where for the last 25 years she's been counted as "one of the family".
Producer Jill Marshall

with Chris Dunkley.

Stereo

Take a P45, Ms Jones Nigel Cassidy discovers why the office secretary is fast becoming an endangered species.

Actor Herbert Lom talks to
Nigel Forde about his first full-length novel, Dr
Guillotine, and Nigel Barley retraces the footsteps of Sir Stamford Raffles.

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Over the Top and Far Away
Miles Kington reads from his book Steaming
Through Britain about the Settle-Carlisle line.
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with guest presenter, botanist David Mitchell.

with Robin Lustig. Stereo

This week sees the launch of Enterprise 92. Once again this popular series is offering prizes of £10,000 and L5,000 to Britain's two best young companies of the year, to be announced in the autumn.
Plus, Hugh Sykes looks at what's happened to the many small businesses profiled by the Enterprise series during the last ten years.
Producer Maria Williams. Stereo
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What is the quintessential essence of stylish intellectual pastiche? And how do you spell it? Producer Diane Messias
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Pondering These Things Seven devotional talks for
Lent and Easter.
4: Jesus Christ Your Only Son Our Lord.
With Helen Oppenheimer , freelance theologian.
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