with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger

with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells on Sunday from St John the Baptist, Sedlescombe, Sussex,

How does farming on the Scilly Isles differ from farming on the British mainland? Robin Page joins Scillonians Peter and Penny Rogers.
Producer Carol Trewin

with Andrew Green and Christopher Morgan. Editor David Coomes
8.00 News
8.10 Sunday Papers

appeals for the Week's 's Good Cause on behalf of the Bath Institute of Medical Engineering.
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As part of BBC Radio On Show, a service shared by the "Churches Together" in the Highfields area of Leicester, held in the Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart with congregations from Wesley Hall Methodist Church, the Anglican Parish of Christ the Saviour and the Moravian Church. Led by Fr John Lally , Rev Dr Eric Lott , Rev Stephen Bould and Rev Gloria David. Preacher: Rt Rev Thomas Butler , Bishop of Leicester. Director of Music Luke Spencer. Organists Roger Marvin and Peter Weston.

Omnibus edition. Director Joanna Toye

with Martin Wainwright. Producer lain Croft

with Chris Serle.

with Nick Clarke.

Members of the Ulster New Zealand Trust in Glenavy, County Antrim, put their questions to Dr Stefan Buczacki , Crosbie Cochrane and Fred Downham. Chairman
Clay Jones.
Producer Amanda Mares

Iris Murdoch's Booker Prize-winning novel, dramatised in four parts, with John Wood as Charles and Joyce Redman as Hartley.
Charles Arrowby, celebrated actor, writer and director, has retired from his London world and come to the sea to become a hermit and draft his memoirs. But the past will not let him rest...

Laurie Taylor returns with the latest radio news.
Producer Mary Sharp

Slouching Towards Bethlehem
Melanie Phillips examines how a common set of values might be provided for the next generation.

There's no such thing as an empty vessel for anthropologist
Nigel Barley. In a series of five talks, he shares his passion for African pots and the meanings they contain. 1: A Pot of Messages Producer Mick Webb

First of a two-part documentary about Harold Wolpe , a lawyer for the ANC, and his escape from South Africa. Presented by Joanna Buchan.

Michael Rosen is Simon Rae 's guest, and Tony Robinson indulges in a little nonsense poetry. Recorded at the BBC Children's Poetry Festival in Bristol. Producer Julian Wilkinson
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with Chris Dunkley.

The business quiz for the 90s.
Panel: Howard Hodgson , Alastair Ross Goobey, Nigel Whittaker , Peter Day.
Chairman Nigel Cassidy. Producer Neil Koenig

Nigel Forde talks to Deborah Cherry about the lives and talents of Victorian women artists; and modern images of village life.

Pepe Romero is a member of a family of guitarists. He talks to June Knox-Mawer about his life and career, and introduces his recordings of music by Albenlz and Boccherini, and the Concierto para una Fiesta, composed for him by Rodrigo.
Producer Derek Drescher

Kelvin Boot explores Britain's wetlands.

Frank Barrett takes a wry look at how Britain markets itself to tourists. In the 1960s, David Ogilvy conceived the image of a Britain made up of thatched cottages by idyllic village greens; today we sell selected images to different nations. Including contributions from Countess Spencer and the man who brought deep pan pizza to Britain, Bob Paton. Producer David Prest

Presented by Robert Orchard . Producer Dinah Lammiman

Christine Warring reflects on the birth pains of the community of St Peter. Producer Christine Liddell