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Religious news with Trevor Barnes.
8.00 News 8.10 Sunday Papers Producer Rachel Hawkes PHONE: (0161) [number removed]
WRITE TO: Sunday, Room 5031, BBC North, PO Box 27. Manchester

Contributors

Unknown:
Trevor Barnes.
Producer:
Rachel Hawkes

speaks for the Week 's Good Cause about a charity which supports people with muscular dystrophy and funds research into finding a cure.
DONATIONS TO: Derek Nimmo , Muscular Dystrophy Group [address removed] CREDIT CARDS: [number removed]

Contributors

Speaker:
Derek Nimmo

From St David 's Cathedral,
Pembrokeshire. Led by the Dean, the Very Rev John Wyn Evans. Preacher is Bishop, the Rt Rev Huw Jones. Lord who in Thy perfect wisdom; Like the sound of many waters; Laudate
Dominum; Phil 4, w4-9. Director of music Geraint Bowen. Organist Michael Slancy.

Contributors

Unknown:
St David
Unknown:
John Wyn Evans.
Unknown:
Huw Jones.
Organist:
Geraint Bowen.
Organist:
Michael Slancy.

Pippa Greenwood , Bob Flowerdew and Nigel Colborn answer questions from visitors to the Gardeners' World Live exhibition in Birmingham. Chairman
Eric Robson.
Producer Trevor Taylor. Rptd Wed 11.30am ♦ See Gardening: page 37

Contributors

Unknown:
Pippa Greenwood
Unknown:
Bob Flowerdew
Unknown:
Nigel Colborn
Unknown:
Eric Robson.
Producer:
Trevor Taylor.

Turgenev's romantic novella dramatised in two parts by Michael Crompton , with Amanda Root as Elena and Philip Franks as Insarov.
1: Who will Elena fall in love with, the artist Shubin or the philosopher Bersyenev? with Keith Clifford , Martin Oldfield ,John Griffin and Stephen Tomlin. Director Michael Fox Rpt

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Crompton
Unknown:
Amanda Root
Unknown:
Philip Franks
Unknown:
Keith Clifford
Unknown:
Martin Oldfield
Unknown:
John Griffin
Unknown:
Stephen Tomlin.
Director:
Michael Fox Rpt
Shubin:
John Lloyd Fillingham
Bersyenev:
Mark Chatterton
Anna:
Jane Cox
Nikolai:
Russell Dixon
Uvar:
Alan Partington
Zoya:
Saskia Downes

It Doesn Add Up. As the information revolution gathers pace, business is spending billions on computerisation. In the last of the series, Peter Day asks whether most of it is a waste of time and money. Producer Neil Koenig

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Day
Producer:
Neil Koenig

Rosemary Sutcliff 's story dramatised in four parts by Sean Darner.
3: To retake the Eagle of the Ninth,
Marcus and Esca must risk everything.
Music by David Dorward , played by John Kenny and Jim Sutherland Director Hamish Wilson

Contributors

Unknown:
Rosemary Sutcliff
Unknown:
Sean Darner.
Music By:
David Dorward
Played By:
John Kenny
Played By:
Jim Sutherland
Director:
Hamish Wilson
Marcus:
Tom Smith
Esca:
Tony Kearney
Dergdian:
Domhnall Ruadh
Liathan:
Callum MacKinnon
Headman:
Finlay Welsh
Woman:
Ceit Kearney
Guern:
Frederick Jaeger

Dr David Cook presents four programmes on medical ethics. 2: Whose Child? What motivates women to donate eggs, and how far do they and the recipients consider the ethical issues involved?
Producer Alison Bogle

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr David Cook
Producer:
Alison Bogle

Agreeing to Differ. The first of three programmes in which
Christopher Martin , a Christian, and Jane Wynne -Wilson, a humanist, explore the fundamental beliefs on which they differ. Producer Norman Winter

Contributors

Unknown:
Christopher Martin
Unknown:
Jane Wynne
Producer:
Norman Winter

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