The Sunday Show

says Good Morning Sunday and presents an exclusive interview with Coretta Scott King , widow of the late Dr Martin Luther King. He includes extracts from some of the moving and powerful speeches of Dr King and some of the music inspired by his life. Including at 7.45 Rabbi Hugo Gryn
Producer JOHN FORREST

Introduced by Richard Baker the Australian Pops Orchestra leader DONALD SCOTTS conducted by Douglas Gamley with performances on record by PILAR LORENGAR. NICOLA1 GHLAUROV. VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY and THE KING'S SINGERS
Producer BARRY KNIGHT

Your Radio 2 All-Time Greats Producer RAY HARVEY

Producer BARBARA PAGE

with Sounds Easy

(VHF/FM)

by: Gerald Frow
with Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket
A day out for Dame Hilda and Dr Hinge ends on the deserted platform of a country railway station.

THE CLIFF ADAMS SINGERS THE JACK EMBLOW QUARTET Producer TIM MCDONALD

with your Sunday Soapbox Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester

5: Josephine Baker
The second of two programmes about 'The Ebony Venus', who used her glamorous singing career to mask her underground activities.
Presented by Brian Haines Script by PETER COTES and BRIAN HAINES Producer ALAN OWEN (R)

conducts the LANGHAM ORCHESTRA. His guest this week is Alan Opie.
Producer CHARLES CLARK. MAXWELL (Re-broadcast on Friday at 10.0pm)

Cindy Kent accompanies
Terry Waite to the place where he feels closest to God, to listen again to some hymns and sacred songs he associates with it. Researcher BERYL HODA Producer CHRIS REES

Introduced by Alan Keith Producer MONICA COCKBURN

BBC Radio Orchestra leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by Anthony Randall This week's special guest singers are Ruth Franks and Ted Darling
Presented by Richard Clegg Producer TIM MCDONALD

Presented by Bob Sinfield Producer BARBARA PAGE

Presented by Peter Clayton including Tony Russell 's news and blues review. After midnight. Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band with Helen Shapiro recorded at the Borough Hall, Greenwich Producer KEITH STEWART

presents Nightride