with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger
with lack Hywel-Davies.
Including Bells On Sunday from St Barnabas Church, Bromborough, Wirral.
with Andrew Green and Trevor Bames. Editor David Coomes
Including at
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by Alistair Cooke.
Their Eyes Were Opened A service of Holy
Communion from St
Margaret's Parish Church, Bumage, Manchester, reflecting on the risen
Christ's appearance to his disciples on the road to Emmaus. Readings: I
Corinthians 15, vv 1-11;
Luke 24, w 13-35; Music:
Angel Voices Ever Singing;
He Is Lord; Open Our Eyes, Lord; I Believe in Jesus;
Peace to You; Broken for
Me; Crown Him with Many Crowns. Celebrant: Rev Alan Pugmire. Musical
Director Alan Wilkinson.
Omnibus edition. Director Joanna Toye
with Sebastian Scott. Producer Smita Patel
with Chris Serle.
with James Cox.
Clay Jones calls on Dr Stefan Buczacki , Fred Downham and Sid Robertson to solve listeners gardening problems.
Producer Amanda Mares
Children of the Dead End by Patrick MacGill. 2: A Good Time Coming Dermod falls prey to gambling, and Norah to the advances of the local laird. A wedge is driven between them.
Gerard Murphy is Dermod Flynn the narrator
Dramatised by Maurice Leitch Director Eoin O'Callaghan
The last of four programmes by Roderick Graham. Robert Lang plays the man of whom a society hostess said that there was no more welcome sound than that of Sydney Smith coming upstairs.
Director Jane Morgan
3: Peacekeeping in the Killing Fields
with Michael Rosen.
Julia Eccleshare talks to authors, children and teachers about how books help in coming to terms with death and bereavement. Producer Jill Burridge
Six programmes in which Martvn Wilev and Ian McMillan follow in the footsteps of Johnson and Boswell.
4: The heroes leave Skye, take a long train ride to Oban and explore the island of Coll.
Simon Rae hosts the first round of a poetry quiz to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Poetry Library in London.
Team members are
Peter Porter and Elaine Feinstein versus Anthony Thwaite and Anne Harvey.
Producers Julian Wilkinson and Susan Roberts
Alan tells his staff the outcome of his crisis meeting at the bank.
1: La Linea
Tony Wilkinson spends a week with Area, the local paper for La Linea on the border with Gibraltar.
With high unemployment, the locals have turned to smuggling....
An independent production by Tony Wilkinson
with Peter Day.
Nigel Forde talks to
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala.
Major James Bigglesworth, DSO, MC, teenage fighter pilot, flying policeman and boyhood hero, is back - or rather, still here. His creator, W E Johns, was a more enigmatic figure, whose life experience in some ways matched that of his hero. So who was Biggles? Martin Wainwright goes in search of the man. Producer Neil Trevithick
Underfoot in Showbusiness
Read by Rosemary leach. Helene Hanff , the author of 84, Charing Cross Road, wrote this delightful account of her early days as a struggling writer on the edge of showbusiness in 1961. Producer Tracey Neale
Presented by Kelvin Boot.
Four documentaries by David Wheeler presenting the inside story of the newspaper industry.
3: Publish and Be Sued
How did, and do, newspapers balance the pursuit of truth against th danger of inaccuracy, and what was, and is, the role of political bias? With the present Lord Rothermere and Hugh Cudlipp ,
William Deedes , Geoffrey Goodman , Max Hastings , Alastair Hetherington , Sir John Junor and Andreas Whittam Smith.
Producer Louise Purslow
with Kate Barker.
Producer Dinah Lammiman
Singing the Faith
2: The Evangelical Revival Ian Bradley continues his exploration of hymns through the works of Isaac Watts , Charles Wesley ,
John Newton and William Cowper.
Producer Clair Jaquiss
