With Marjorie Lofthouse.
Producer David Bellinger
With Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells On Sunday from St Thomas 's Church, Kilifi, Kenya.
Robert Forster breakfasts with Hans and Audrey Porksen in the Northumbrian hills. Producer Carol Trewin
*ith Trevor Barnes and Alison Hilliard. Producer Christine Morgan
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8.50 Sue Lawley speaks for the Week's Good Cause on behalf of International Social Services of the UK, a charity which helps individuals and families with personal and social Problems requiring co-operation with other countries.
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by Alistair Cooke.
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The third in a series of services for Advent which looks towards the coming of Christ, and explores the character of Jesus. Today's service comes from St Andrew 's and St George's Church, Edinburgh, and is led by the Rev Andrew McLellan. Preacher the Rev Johnston McKay.
Omnibus edition.
Presented by Joanna Coles.
The new travel magazine.
2: Party Politics. As the West pushes democracy onto client states, there is a band of travellers who see elections as the right time to travel, work and get to know a place. Andy Kershaw presents features from Cambodia, Lagos and Tanzania.
Producer Noah Richler
This week the team are at Greenmeadow Community Farm in Cwmbran. With Fred Downham , Daphne Ledward and Bridget Moody. Chairman Dr Stefan Buczacki. Producer Amanda Mares
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by Nikos Kazantzakis.
First of a two-part dramatisation of the famous Greek novel, with Robert Stephens as Zorba, Michael Maloney as Nikos and Mary Wimbush as Hortense. Writer Nikos encounters Zorba and his life is never the same, forthis Greek hero says yes to every experience and adventure that life has to offer.
Dramatised by Nick McCarty
Director Philip Martin
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with Chris Serle.
Back to Haunt Us? Seen from London, monetary union is dead and buried. But Hugh Prysor-Jones asks whether Paris and Frankfurt have fresh plans for financial co-operation.
Billy Bragg visits the British museum.
Simon Rae introduces poetry requests, with readers Tony Robinson and Nick Chilvers , and looks at some Christmas poetry books with guest Diana Hendry. Producer Sara Davies
Presented by Chris Dunkley.
Presented by Gordon Clough.
It's D-Day for two advertising agencies who have been working on tricky accounts. How will the clients react when they see the ads? Presented by Marcus Leigh. Producer Ian Bell
Bel Mooney and her guest this week, Jonathan Miller , explore the grey area between belief and unbelief. Producer Malcolm Love
Colin Semper meets two people who, confronted by the same dilemma, arrived at very different decisions.
2: Soaring maintenance costs forced Charles Clive Ponsonby Fane and Peregrine Palmer to open their historic family homes to the public, and to consider the painful option of selling up. Producer Brian King
In prison and tortured by the Nazis, Julius Fucik, Czech patriot, kept an astonishing diary. Readers Frank Kovacs and Hana-Maria Pravda.
Presented by Kelvin Boot.
Another chance to hear three stories featuring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 's immortal detective.
1: The Greek lnterpreter. Holmes introduces Watson to his brother and is put in touch with one of his most sinister cases.
Violinist Leonard Friedman Dramatised by Gerry Jones Director Enyd Williams
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Robert Orchard reports on the activities of MPs in committee.
Producer Dinah Lammiman
The Advent Gospel.
John Rackley compares the different Gospel versions of the nativity.
3: Luke - the Fondly Awaited Arrival. Producer Julia Wills
