with Marjorie Lofthouse.
Producer David Bellinger. Stereo
with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells On
Sunday from All Saints
Church, Wooton Courtney , Somerset. Stereo
Robert Forster joins
George and Judy Gray for a Cumbrian breakfast. Producer Carol Trewin
with Alison Hilliard and Trevor Barnes. Editor David Coomes
Including at
speaks for the Week's Good Cause about the work of the Association for Post-Natal Illness.
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by Alistair Cooke.
Parish Mass from the Cathedral, Shrewsbury.
Celebrant and preacher: Very Rev Canon John Roper.
Readings: Isaiah 49, vv 3, 5-6; John 1, w 29-34.
Music: Gather Us In (Marty Haugen) Gloria (Christopher Walker) Psalm: The Lord is My Light and My Salvation (Marty Haugen); Celtic Alleluia (Fintan O'Carroll/Christopher Walker); Here I Am, Lord (Dan Schutte); Gathering Mass (Paul Inwood); Jesus, Lamb of God (Bernadette Farrell); Take Christ to the World (Paul Inwood).
Omnibus edition.
Director Vanessa Whitbum. Stereo
with Martin Wainwright. Producer Andy Smith. Stereo
with Chris Serle.
with James Cox.
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A three-part series on Ireland by John Waters. This second programme examines Irish politics.
Wallace Arnold looks back on his four decades as the best-loved voice in British broadcasting.
3: The Seventies
Including Wallace's vintage appearances on shows he made his own, such as Start the Week and Desert
Island Discs, and his traumatic breakdown In the Psychiatrist's Chair. Performed by Harry Enfield Written by Craig Brown
Producer Anne-Marie Cole
2: Heaven Lies about Us in Our Infancy
Producer Jill Marshall.
A programme featuring the work of prize-winning poets, including the Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott , who reads his own work and describes the cultural forces that inspired his poetry. Presented by Simon Rae.
Producer Julian Wilkinson. .Requests to Poetry Please! BBC. Bristol BS8 2LR
Second of six talks in which Misha Glenny gives a personal account of his love affair with Eastern and Central Europe.
with Frank Delaney. This week: verbal bankruptcy. How the recession is biting deep.... into our language.
Producer Simon Elmes.
Four programmes on religion and politics in the Middle East. 3: Promised Land
The founders of modem
Israel were secular socialists, but the rise of militant Islam in Arab lands is being mirrored by a spirit of religious nationalism among Jews. Gerald Butt meets Israelis who carry a Bible in one hand and a gun in the other.
Producer Denis Nowlan. Stereo
Nigel Forde discusses H G Wells with Michael Coren , whose biography of the author of Kipps and The
History of Mr Polly reveals his paradoxical character. Also a look at song books.
Simon Hoggart returns with an assortment of ramblings from the likes of Alan Coren , Bill Bryson ,
Irma Kurtz and John Collee. Producer Brian King
Five programmes in which Roger Graef talks to young lawbreakers.
2: Joel- "I'm a thief with morals."
Producer Mohini Patel
with George McPherson.
In the last programme of the series, comedienne
Sandi Tksvig charts her passion for literature from childhood's long-forgotten Janet and John books to the more grown-up
Encyclopedia Britannica. Josie Lawrence and Alice Arnold perform the readings.
Julian Wilkinson. Stereo
The programme that follows the activities of MPs in committee.
With Mike Fairbaim. Producer Dinah Lammiman
In the last of a series encountering hope in situations of potential despair, Christine Liddell travels to Lockerbie to meet Patrick Keegans.
Producer Christine Liddell. Stereo
