From St Bartholomew's, Rainhill,
Merseyside.
Repeated at 12.20am

Peter Hobday examines our understanding of the word "holiness". Producer Will Cantopher

Colcannon and Craic. First of three programmes in which Oliver Walston meets farmers of the Irish Republic. Producer Alasdair Cross

Trevor Barnes with religious news.
8.00 News 8.10 Sunday Papers
Producer Phil Pegum. PHONE: [address removed] WRITE TO: Sunday, Room 5031, BBC North, PO Box 27, Manchester M60 1SJ E-MAIL: sunday@bbc.co.uk

speaks for the Week's Good Cause about a charity which aims to improve the law and practice relating to families seeking advice, subject to child protection procedures.
DONATIONS TO: Family Rights Group, [address removed]
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Repeated from Friday

So What is Holiness? Ian MacKenzie searches for an explanation in the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector (Luke 18, w9-14).

Vincent Hanna reviews the media. Editor Leslie Robinson
Repeated Tuesday 11.00pm

Arthur Smith presents a six-part series on personal travel experiences. 5: Arthur Smith heads for
Marblehead, Massachusetts, where celebrity snooper Loyd Grossman had his first taste of style. Producer Sara Jane Hall

With James Cox.

Nigel Colborn , Bob Flowerdew and Pippa Greenwood answer questions sent in by post. Chairman Eric Robson. Producer Trevor Taylor
Repeated Wednesday 11.30am

By AJ Cronin , dramatised in four parts by Herbert Williams. With
James Macpherson as Andrew Manson and Kelly Hunter as Christine. 4: Storming the Castle
Andrew is well on the way to being an admirable physician. with Alice Arnold , Julie Meers.
Christine Pritchard. Brinley Jenkins and Mark Bonner Director Jane Morgan
Repeated Friday 2.00pm

With Chris Serle.
Repeated from Friday

Turning the Tables
John Ashworth , former director of the LSE, asks whether we should subsidise university students less and use the savings to improve education for everyone else. Repeated from Thursday

Sheffield comedian and actor Bobby Knutt offers a view of the city's life, post-steel, post-mining. Repeated from Tuesday

Gareth Owen introduces requests from teachers for poems that have had unexpected or inspirational effects on their students. Producer Julian Wilkinson

Chris Dunkley with listeners' comments.
Repeated from Friday

Six families around Britain give their perspectives on the debate about family values. 4: A Parent by Profession A West Midlands couple who have fostered over 100 children talk to
Janet Cohen about the damaged lives they have tried to repair. Producer Sheila Cook

By Joe Turner. Emma lives in total awe of her Mum's new-age mystic powers, but it seems her Mum will only love her if Emma can somehow prove that she too has the psychic gift.
Producer Martin Jameson Repeat

In the last of the series, Sarah Dunant asks writer Will Self and broadcaster Simon Bates to defend their favourite paperbacks.
Repeated from Wednesday

Repeated from yesterday 4.00pm

Five programmes in which Rory MacLean explores wanderlust.
2: Shedding Skins. How easy is it to escape what we really are? Producers John Dryden and Dylan Winter Repeat

Professor John Durant explores four great scientific ideas of our time. 2: Opinion polls. Repeated from Wednesday

Repeated from Tuesday

Repeated from yesterday 9.30am

Presented by Michael Fairbairn. Producer David Browne
E-MAIL: in.committee@bbc.co.uk

The last of three programmes in which Roy Jenkins visits Brazil to explore the life of its churches.
Footballing to Faith Producer Roy Jenkins

Repeated from 5.50am

By Stephen Leacock. Repeated from Thursday