with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger
with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells on Sunday from St Thomas 's, Milnthorpe, Cumbria.
In the first of a new series, Lionel Kelleway samples life up a tree.
From its tap root to its top, the tree is home to worms, bark beetles and leaf-eating larvae, liverworts, mosses, and rarely seen lichens in the penthouse branches. Producer Grant Sonnex
with Alison Hilliard and Trevor Barnes. Producer Christine Morgan
8.00 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
8.00 Artworks 8.30 New Curiosity Shop
9.00 Leaving Home 9.20 Assignment
9.40 Gloria Steinem
speaks for the Week's Good Cause on behalf of a charity which aims to improve services for blind and visually impaired people and campaigns to influence statutory and voluntary bodies on their behalf.
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A celebration of Pentecost from Stanwell Road Baptist Church, Penarth, led by Rev Robert Gardiner. Spirit of truth within me; Come down, 0 love divine; There's a spirit in the air; God of grace and God of almighty. Organist Andrew Wilson-Dickson . Director of Music Derek Clark.
Omnibus edition.
Producer Anne Reevell
St Petersburg. David Lodge travels to meet Catherine Phillips , who has left Britain to make a new home in St Petersburg, now regarded as one of the most dangerous and mafiaridden cities in the former USSR. Producer Sara Jane Hall
with James Cox.
Geoffrey Smith , Pippa Greenwood and Anne Swithinbank answer questions for horticultural societies in North Dorset.
The chairman is Eric Robson.
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Margaret Oliphant 's novel in four parts. 3: An Unmitigated Cub. Phoebe has made the aquaintance of the Mays in Carlingford and Reginald is strongly attracted to her.
Music composed by Malcolm McKee and played by Malcolm McKee and Linda Rhodes.
Dramatised by Elizabeth Proud
Director Sue Wilson
The Triumph of Reason?
Hugh Prysor-Jones asks why the creed of managerialism has been so successful.
Martin Wainwright continues his journey down the A34 in his Reliant Kitten.
Simon Rae introduces readings of Philip Larkin 's Whitsun Weddings, T S Eliot's Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock and The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Producer Sara Davies
Thriller by Diane Whitley and Dave Simpson. 2: The Station That Seeks the Truth.
Keith Brandon has been found guilty of murder.
Producer Martin Jameson
I Spy Business
The private detective industry is almost unregulated. Peter Day asks whether tighter controls are needed in the shdaowy world of private surveillance and espionage. Producer Nick Kochan
with Edward Blishen and his guests Sheila McKechnie and Jeremy Sandford.
Roy Porter with the new history magazine. This week, can the PLO help deliver peace in the Middle East?
Jenni Mills explores the human stories behind the headlines.
2: Andrew Parker , the "human bridge".
Mark Whittaker presents the last in the current series.
Starring Tony Hancock in a show that was first broadcast in 1957, PCHancock, with Sidney James , Bill Kerr , Kenneth Williams and Hattie Jacques. Music by Wally Stott and Orchestra Producer Dennis Main Wilson
Nigel Douglas talks to the baritone Thomas Allen about life as an opera singer. Producer Gillian Hush
Presented by Mike Fairbairn. Producer Vanessa Harrison
3: Pioneers for Prayer. Rosemary Hartill talks to John Bell about the purpose of liturgy in the Church and his work for the lona Community.
Producer Amanda Hancox
