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RADIO SUNDAY Suzanne Farrelt in Sunday Feature: Apollo, 5.45pm, R3 from their Qflicium CD at St Paul's Cathedral. 10.0 Howard's Week 12.0 Mark Griffiths 1215kHz 6.0 Mitch Johnson 10.0 Graham Dene 2.0 Mark Forrest 6.0 Nick Abbot 10.0 Nicky Home 2.0 Robin Banks 1089, 1053kHz 6.0 Rough Cuts Pad 2 7.0 Dan EhrlichlO.O Vanessa Feltzl.0 Nancy Roberts 4.0 Gary Newbon 7.0 Terry Christian 10.0 Jeremy Beadle 1.0 Nick Miller 648kHz 9.1 5 Letter From America By Allstair Cooke. 9.30 Morning Service From Newcastle Presbyterian Church, Co Down. 10.15 The Archers Omnibus edition. 11.15 Mediumwava The week's events in the media.

11 .45 The New Europeans Malta under Siege. Cartoonist Sean Gaskln tells David Lodge how. having oxpocted Malta to be a place whcro the expat would quickly feol at home, he arrived to find that the island has a deeper and darker side. (56) 12.15 In The Psychiatrist's Chair Sitcom scribe Carla Lane bares her soul to Dr Anthony Clare. 12.55 Weather 1 .0 The World This Weekend 1.55 Shipping Forecast 2.0 Gardeners' Question Time The leam visits the Jersey Floral Festival.

2.30 Classic Serial; Mutiny On The Bounty Men against the Sea, by Bert Coulos, based on the books by Charles Nordholl and James Norman Hall. Alter six months on Tahiti, the Bounty sails lor Jamaica, with relations between Bligh and Christian worsening rapidly. With Oliver Reed and Linus Roache. (23) 3.30 Pick Of The Week With Chris Serle. 4.15 Analysis Shrinking the State.

Ngaire Woods considers the claim that modem societies can reduce the size of government without forfeiting democratic consent in the process. 5.0 News; Right At The End 01 The Tunnel Body and Soul. Stephen Jessel discovers that the French whether at work or at play are seriously game lor everything. (24) 5.30 Poetry Pleasal Gareth Owen discusses the curative powers ol poetry with Dr Robin Phillpp. 5.50 Shipping Forecast 5.55 Weather 6.0 Six O'clock New S.15 Letters From Chicago The New Puritans.

Homl Bhabha examines Chicago's conservative backlash against liberalism, political correctness and sexual permissiveness. (44) 6.30 On The Ropes John Humphrys asks Impressionist Mike Yarwood whether it has the election of a female Prima Minister or simply stage fright that Adie, for many years a reporter of human crisis, about the grey area between belief and unbelief. (16) 1 1 .1 5 In Committee A report on tho work ol MPs ill committee. 11.45 Seeds Of Faith Separating Us from Them. Anglican priest Fr "Pax" Mdunyelwa describes lite In the South African townships during and after apartheid.

(13 12.0 News; weather 12.30 Shipping Forecast 12.45 As World Service 693,909 kHz 5.0 News 5,30 Weekend 6.0 News 6.30 Weekend 7.0 News a 7.1 5 Letter From America 7.30 Jazj For The Asking 8.0 News 8.15 Global Concerns 8.30 From Our Own Correspondent 8.50 Write On 9.0 News 9.10 Words Of Failh S.15 The Greenfield Collodion 10.O News; World Business Review 10.15 In Praise 01 God 10.45 Sports Round-up 11.0 News 11.30 BBC English 11. 45 Short Story 12.0 News 12.30 Jazz For The Asking 1 .0 News In Gorman 1.15 Britain Today 1.30 Ed Stewart 2.0 Newshour 3,0 Play 01 Tho Week: Time 01 My Life 4.30 News In German 5.0 News 5.1 5 Sunday Sponsworld 6.0 News; World Business Briel 6.15 In Praise 01 God 6.45 Sports Round-up 7.0 News 7.30 The Story 01 Global English 8.0 Nowshour 9.0 Europe Today 9.30 Folk Routes 9.45 Rhythms Of Life 9.55 Words 01 Faith 10.0 News; World Business Brief 10.15 Britain Today 10.30 Brain 01 Britain 11.0 News 11.30 Network UK 12.0 News 12.10 Voicebox 12.15 The Vintage Chart Show 12.45 Sports Roundup 1 .0 News 1 .30 Ragga With David Rodlgan 1.45 Britain Today 2,0 News 2.10 Press Review 2.15 Medicine 202D 2.30 Anything Goes 3.0 News 3.30 Composer Of The Month 4.0 News 4.1 5 Sports Round-up 4.30 John Peel Variations (SW 6.1 95, 9.410): 6.30-7.0 In Praise 01 God 1.0-1.15 News; World Business Brief 4.30 New Ideas 4.50-5.0 Waveguide blighted his career. (24) 7.0 Children's Radio 4: Back Home By Michelle Magorian. A young World War Two evacuee returns to Britain with an American accent, and finds that shB no longor recognises her mothor. With Jessica Marshall-Gardiner and Emily Richard.

7.30 A Good Read Edward Blishen invites Jane Manning and Urn Plgott-Smlth to select throe favourite paporbacks. B.0 (FM) The Natural History Programme With Joanna Pinnock. S.O (LW) Open University Who Cares? 8.30 Course Choice 95. 9.0 Talking about the Enlightenment. 9.20 Culturo and Belief in Europe: Sermons.

9.40 Social Sciences: Assignment 103. 8.30 (FM) That's History Roy Porter finds a historical context for today's events. 9.0 (FM) Growing Spaces Bill Torrance and Edi Stark discovor International influences In chef Raymond Blanc's garden. 9.30 (FM) Costing The Earth Mark Whittaker examines how the conflicting demands of poopto, plants and animals aro reconciled on the 1 5 per cent of British soil classified as protected land. 10.0 News 10.15 Medicine Now A saddle-sore Geofl Watts discovers the benefits to health of cycling.

10.45 Devout Sceptics Bel Mooney talks to journalist Kate 6.05 Straight Up 6.30 The Breakfast Programme 9.05 Sunday With Mair 12.0 Midday Edition 12.15 The Big Byte 1.05 Sunday Sport 7.0 News Extra 7.35 The Theory Query B.05 How Radio Won The War 8.35 Word Upl B.05 Dallyn Worldwide 10.05 Oul This Week 10.35 Crime Desk 11.0 Night Extra 12.05 Nlghtcall 2.05 Up All Night 5.0 Morning Reports MsTilAHMIJAII 100-102 MHz 6.0 Sarah Lucas 9.0 Classic Romance 1 2.0 Celebrity Choice 1.0 Alan Mann 3.0 Masterclass 4,0 Robert Booth 7.0 Book Browse 8.0 Evening Concert. Jan Gabarek (saxophone) and the Hllllard Ensemble perform music JUL 15-21 1995 THE GUIDE 01.