A reading from Hope for Man by Joshua Loth Liebman
Reader, JOHN FORREST

and Programme News

Hymns and sacred music
Introduced by SANDY MACPHERSON with MICHAEL Rippon , HAZEL HUNT
CHARLES SMART at the organ

A discussion on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting, and art
BARBARA BRAY , EDWIN MULI. INS
PETER Porter , JOHN WEIGHTMAN
In the chair, John HOLMSTROM
Produced by John Laird
Repeated: Thursdau. 3.30 p m

and Programme News

Duncan Carse
Between 1951 and 1957 he organised and led to the sub-Antarctic a series of small expeditions known as the South Georgia Surveys
It was a time when the whalers wero still whaling, the sealers still working the beaches from small boats under oars, the time when a man could go out with a blank sheet of paper and come back with a map. In between whales. broadcasts, and lectures, Carse did his best to Jive down Dick Barton. In those years it was still possible for the private explorer, given funds and luck, to stick his neck out and do ' the complete iob.'
Produced by David Woodward
Shortened repent: next Saturday. 1010 p.m.

Archaeologists talk about their work in the field this summer
5: ' Amidst thy desert walks, the lapwing flies '
Most of the villages which spread over the English countryside in the Middle Ages still exist today. But nearly 2.000 of them have died-and their remains give archaeologists the opportunity to find out what individual houses actually looked like before the fifteenth century and how medieval villages expanded or declined.
Archeologists describe their work nn sites at Hound Tor in Devon, Wharram Percy in Yorkshire, Faxton in Northamptonshire, and Upton Wold in Gloucestershire.
MAURICE BERESFORD talks about the value of this work to the historian
Introduced by VINCENT WAITE
Produced by Roger Laughton from the South and West

† FRANKLIN ENGELMANN recently visited
Biggleswade, Bedfordshire
Produced by Stephen Williams
Repeated: Wednesday, 12.10 p.m.

News of the weekend's sporting events
Introduced by JACOB DE VRIES including:
Motor Racing
Italian Grand Prix
ROBIN RICHARDS from Monza
Broadcast by arrangement with ItalianBroadcastingService
Golf: News of the World Matchplay Championship
Reports on the semi-final by TOM Scorr from Walton Heath Golf Club
Swimming: Six Nations Contest ALUN WILLIAMS from Dortmund
Broadcast by arrangement with West German Broadcasting Service
European Rowing Championships
DESMOND HILL reports on the final day's events at Vichy
Broadcast by arrangement with French Broadcasting Service

and Programme News

by ALISTAIR COOKE
Repeated: Monday, 9.5 a.m.

ANTONY HOPKINS introduces gramophone records of Verdi's Otello

The King Departs
The last of four programmes in which Iwan THOMAS retells the magical and glamorous Novello story with memories from former friends and colleagues and music from
ELIZABETH SIMON , STUART BURROWS with PAULINE JONES
HENRY ELLIS EVANS
THE GLENDOWER SINGERS
BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA Leader, Colin Staveley
Conducted by RAE JENKINS
Also taking part: Gareth Bowen Linda Steen , Frank Baker
Script by FRANK BAKER
Produced by ARNOLD LEWIS
Broadcast on February 13
9.58 Weather forecast

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Commentary by JOHN HALE
Songs by RYAN DAVIES
Produced by Wyre Thomas and Roy Hayward

At evening time it shall be light
A reading from ' The Private
Prayers of Lancelot Andrewes '
Psalm 4 (Broadcast psalter)
Isaiah 38. vv. 10-14; 41. vv. 10.
13, 14
Darkening night the land doth cover (BBC H.B. 509)
Psalm 4, v. 8

played by TREVOR WILLIAMS (violin) BERYL WOODS (piano)