With Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger
With Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells on Sunday from All Saints' Church, North Street, York.
Oliver Walston tastes venison produced in Fife by John and Nichola Fletcher. Producer Carol Trewin
With Trevor Barnes and Alison Hilliard. Producer David Coomes
8.00 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
speaks for the Week's Good Cause on behalf of the Children in Need appeal.
DONATIONS TO: BBC Children in Need, [address removed]. Credit cards: [number removed].
Expectations of Jesus
Advent service from St Peter 's Church, Boughton Monchelsea, Maidstone, led by Rev Geoff Davis. The preacher is the Rt Rev Gavin Reid , Bishop of Maidstone. Jesus Is King; This Earth Belongs to God 0 Bless the God of Israel; Be Still for the Presence; The Light of Christ; There is a Redeemer; Christ Is Surely Coming. Director of Music Andrew Williamson.
Omnibus edition.
Presented by Joanna Coles.
Producer Anne Reeveil
In the last in series, Dilly Barlow and her guests offer advice on: Gone but Not Forgotten.
Producer Sally Ratman
with Nick Clarke. Editor Kevin Marsh
Fred Downham , Daphne Ledward and Bridget Moody answer listeners' questions. Chairman Dr Stefan Buczacki. Producer Amanda Mares
Continuing the three-part dramatisation of Zane Grey 's western.
2: Utah, 1871. Jane Withersteen is determined to turn the Mormon-killer Lassiter from the path of violence, and Bern Venters discovers that the notorious Masked Rider is really a young girl.
Music by Trevor Allan Davies Dramatised by Ed Thomason
Director Adnan Bean
Benjamin Zephaniah presents his selection of extracts from BBC radio and television over the past seven days.
What lies behind President Clinton's spectacular foreign policy reverses? Why has he failed to define a doctrine that sounds as credible as those of his predecessors? Stuart Simon asks if the world is too unpredictable and complicated to be managed even by an unrivalled superpower, or whether America has simply failed to find the right goals?
Mike Harding and Ray Gravel end their journey through mid-Wales in search of the 15th-century Welsh hero Owain Glyndwr. 3: Machynkth to the Border. Songs, spirits and stones.
Simon Rae introduces your poetry requests, read by Tony Robinson and Nick Chilvers , and talks to guest Diana Hendry about poetry for children. Producer Sara Davies
Chris Dunkley airs your letters on BBC programmes and policy.
With the internal borders of Europe about to come down, this week's programme reports on the likely increase in drugs trafficking. Presented by Gordon Clough.
Copywriter Marcus Leigh eavesdrops as three advertising agencies work on some awkward accounts. Producer Ian Bell
The third of six conversations in which Bel
Mooney and her guest explore the grey area between belief and unbelief. Her guest today is Professor James Lovelock. Producer Malcolm Love
Last in the series.
The Ship. Civil engineer Dr Mark Raiss tells the story of the construction of the Forth Railway Bridge at the end of the last century. The designers had to be sure the bridge wouldn't blow down like the Tay Bridge had done in 1879, so they came up with a design which has since been used for bridges all over the world. Written by Martin Worth
Producer Mark Savage
The Life of the Bee. In the extraordinary complexity of the hive, Maurice Maeterlinck traces an astonishing analogue for human destiny. Read by Samuel West. Producer David Benedictus
Dr Jack Preger is quick to deprecate his almost holy status among those he cares for but, to them, he is a saint. They are the beggars and street dwellers of Calcutta. He is the British doctor who has given his life to their care. This portrait reveals a complex man who cares for his patients on one of the city's pavements. Producer Martin Buckley
Susan Hulme reports on the activities of MPs in committee.
Producer Dinah Lammiman
The Advent Gospel.
Each of the Gospel writers had their own version of the arrival of Jesus. John Rackley explores the differences.
1. Matthew.... a Birth aLongTime Coming. Producer JulilWills
