with Marjorie Lofthouse.
Producer David Bellinger. Stereo

with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells On
Sunday, from All Saints' Church, Springfield, Chelmsford. Stereo

Are Britain's fruit growers enjoying a good harvest? George Macpherson goes to the vale of Evesham where Paul Dunsby grows apples and plums. Producer Carol Trewin

with Trevor Bames and Christopher Morgan. Producers Norman Winter and Julia Wills
Including at

speaks for the Week's Good Cause about an organisation which works for adults who are dysphasic.
●Donations to: ADA (Action for Dysphasic Adults), [address removed]

by Alistair Cooke.

Direct from St Mary's
Methodist Church on the Isles of Scilly. With combined church choirs and members of St Mary's Choral Society. Introduced by the Rev Jeremy Dare.
Lord Of Creation; 0 Word
Of God Incarnate; John 21, vv 1-13; Hark My Soul; There Is A Redeemer;
When We Walk With the Lord. Director of Music
Len Michell.
Organist Roger Smith

Omnibus edition.
Director Keri Davies. Stereo

with Martin Wainwright.
Producer Dinah Lammiman. Stereo

with Chris Serle.
Stereo

with Roger Hearing in London and Nick Clarke in Paris.

Members of the Royal Horticultural Society of Aberdeen put their questions to
Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Walter Gilmour. Chairman Clay Jones.
Producer Diana Stenson. Stereo

Watching Over Israel by Nick Enright.
Diana is a successful banking executive.
Coming across Stacy, a young prostitute, Diana resolves to act selflessly for once and try to help her. But how?
Choristers Nick Enright , Leonie Cambage , Heather Galbraith , Owen Nelson and Matthew Glasgow
Producers Richard Buckham and Jane Ulman. Stereo

A portrait by Judith Chemaik of the American poet Edna St Vincent Millay, played by Gayle Hunnicutt.
Millay personified romantic behaviour in the 1920s, yet in her poetry she is cynical towards love and sex. Her story is told by two of the men who knew her best.
Stereo

6: One Dog's Day
David Moreau recalls
Rowley, a faithful retriever of somewhat eccentric habits.
Producer Tim Suter

Seals taking the sun at the mouth of the estuary and the wildlife of Hilbre
Island await Cliff Morgan as he completes his journey along the River Dee.
Producer Anthony Smith. Stereo

Jay Andrews life through letters ... discovering the past.
Producer Charlie Bunce

with Chris Dunkley.

A four-part series in which Roy Strong investigates the relationship between the state and those organisations and individuals who make up the artistic life of the nation.
3: Opening the Door
Is the state still working with a Victorian definition of what constitutes "an artform" - opera, dance, music, drama and the visual arts? Sir Roy Strong looks at two 20th-century battles: high v popular arts and the metropolis v the regions.
Producer Jane Beresford

Watching the Workers Peter Day investigates how firms are fighting back against office fraudsters.

Edward Blishen invites Sara Parkin and Sir
Ranulph Fiennes to talk about four paperbacks they consider to be a good read. Stereo

Supporting the Team
Pat Nevin , the Everton footballer, argues that those who make money out of sport have a duty to help players and athletes cope with the problems of sudden celebrity status.

Tim Malyon presents a portrait of Britain's highest mountain. He climbs the north face in winter and joins the tourists on the southern flanks in summer.
Producer Penny Lawrence. Stereo

Presented by Jessica Holm.

with Nick Clarke in Paris for the result of the French referendum on the Maastricht treaty.

More Hands-on Science

Dr Zoltan Frankl lives safely in north London these days: a successful career as a Harley Street oral surgeon behind him. But over 50 years ago as a young Jewish doctor he was swept up by the horrors of the Nazi occupation of Hungary. He survived three concentration camps where he helped save many lives, but after the war his troubles were not over.
Producers Piers Plowright and Claire Randall. Stereo

The One and the Many 3: God or the gods?
Harry Lesser and John Kane of Manchester
University attempt to reconcile Ancient Greek and Jew.
Producer Alastair Simmons. Stereo