With Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger
With Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells on Sunday from the Parish Church of St Mary, llmington, Warwickshire.
Does Santa Claus really exist, and if so where do his reindeer live? Robin Page finds a herd living in the Cairngorms.
With Trevor Barnes and Alison Hilliard.
Bishop of Bath and Wells, speaks for the Week's Good Cause on behalf of the Carr-Gomm Society, a housing charity which provides accommodation for single and homeless people with special needs. DONATIONS TO: [address removed]. Credit cards: [number removed].
by Alistair Cooke. Repeated from Friday)
The last in a series of services for Advent. Jesus: Flesh of My Flesh. Today's service comes from the Royal Foundation of St Catherine in east London and is led by the Master, the Rev Malcolm Johnson , with the band and songsters of the Salvation Army, Cambridge Heath. Preacher: Rev June Osbome. Reading: Luke 1, w 26-38. Hymns: 0 come 0 come, Emmanuel; Come Thou long expected Jesus; When is He coming?; The Angel Gabriel ; Joy to the World. Director of Music: Bandmaster Stewart Gaudion. Organist: Elizabeth Rowe.
Omnibus edition.
Find out where the global village's best Yuletide programmes are to be found. Repeated on Tuesday at 11.00pm)
3: Mega Cities. Try as you might to deny it, cities are capital for a reason. More happens in New York than in Huddersfield, but another person's Paris will not be your own. Andy Kershaw presents.
with Nick Clarke. Editor Kevin Marsh
Fred Downham , Daphne Ledward and Walter Gilmour answer questions sens in by listeners. Chairman Dr Stefan Buczacki. Producer Amanda Mares
QUESTIONS: on a postcard to [address removed]
Concluding the dramatisation of the novel by Nikos Kazantzakis , with , and Zorba returns to Crete to find that Nikos has told the widow Hortense that Zorba will marry her. Zorba avoids the problem by hurling himself into the construction of a novel means of transport.
Director Philip Martin
with Chris Serle.
As it reviews its values and beliefs, is British Conservatism at the crossroads?
Stuart Simon reports.
Billy Bragg asks visitors what has drawn them to the stone circle in Avebury.
Simon Rae introduces poems for Christmas from Cornwall, with readers June Barrie and David Goodland , and seasonal Cornish music by Pyba.
with Chris Dunkley.
Presented by Gordon Clough.
Audio diaries made by people who have decided to alter the course of their lives. / Was a Pirate Once. This is how
Martin Hawkesby explains his West Country accent to the two children of the woman he hopes to marry in America. When his chip shop business folded, Martin left Bristol for California where he istryingto start a new life.
Producer Jane Ray
In the last of the series, Bel Mooney and her guest John Cleese explore the grey area between belief and unbelief.
Colin Semper meets people who, confronted by the same dilemma, arrive at very different decisions.
3: Charlotte and Sarah are lesbians. Both worried about telling their colleagues. To speak out might cost them their jobs; to keep quiet would be to live a lie. Producer Brian King
Eating Children. An extract from the autobiography of feminist writer Jill Tweedie who died of motor neurone disease last month. Producer David Benedictus
Three further exploits of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's immortal detective.
2: The Naval Treaty. Watson's old schoolfriend faces certain ruin if a secret government document cannot be found.
Violinist Leonard Friedman Dramatised by David Ashton Director Patrick Rayner
Presented by Robert Orchard . Producer Dinah Lammiman
John Rackley concludes his exploration of the Advent story through the four gospel writers.
John - the Answer Is Bigger Than the Question.
Readers in the senes:Trevor Edmond and Clair Jaquiss Producer Julia Wills
