Discussing investments. With Angela Rippon and Adam Shaw
Editor Tracey Hobbs Email: working.lunch@bbc.co.uk www bbc co.uk/workinglunch
Followed by The Witness
Contributors
Unknown:
Angela
Rippon
Unknown:
Adam
Shaw
Editor:
Tracey
Hobbs
With music from Usher, Alicia Keys and Maroon 5. Producer Sally Wood ; Executive producer Andi Peters
Repeated tomorrow on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/totp RT DIRECT: Top of the Pops -40th Anniversary DVD, £16.99 (RRP £19.99). To order call [number removed] (national rate)
TOP OF THE POPS MAGAZINE: November edition out now. price £2
The organic restoration of a Victorian walled kitchen garden in Clynfyw, north Pembrokeshire. Director John Trefor, Executive producer Christina Macaulay
Contributors
Director:
John
Trefor
Producer:
Christina
MacAulay
12/12. The year has come full circle. The Orchid Festival is in full swing and the tree gang answer an SOS from the Botanic Gardens in Gibraltar.
Director Tim Green : Series producer Adam Alexander RT DIRECT: hardback book A Year at Kew £14.99 including p&p (RRP £16.99). To order call [number removed] (national rate) Alan Titchmarsh makes a plea: page 38
In a review of the past year Monty Don looks at how the kitchen garden and the new fruit gardens have done. He highlights successes and failures in the vegetable garden and reveals future plans. Producer Andy Vernon : Series producer Sarah Moors BBC GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: £2.95 monthly
Contributors
Unknown:
Monty
Don
Producer:
Andy
Vernon
Producer:
Sarah
Moors
New series During the last years of the British Empire, guerrilla warfare became the new enemy. Michael Pennington narrates some defining encounters. 1/4. " Mad Mitch and His Tribal Law. 20 June 1967: Arab police in Aden, Yemen, mutiny killing 22 British troops and taking control of the city's Crater district. Lt Col Colin Mitchell stirred controversy when his troops regained order with ruthless efficiency. Contains strong and racist language.
Producer Kate Townsend : Series producer Peter Molloy (AD)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Pennington
Unknown:
Lt Col Colin
Mitchell
Producer:
Kate
Townsend
Producer:
Peter
Molloy
7/12. Alan Davies, Arthur Smith, Dara O'Briain and Rich Hall riff on subjects starting with B. With Stephen Fry. The next episode is on BBC4 at 10.30. Director Ian Lorimer : Producer John Lloyd
Contributors
Unknown:
Alan
Davies
Unknown:
Arthur
Smith
Unknown:
Dara
O'Briain
Unknown:
Rich
Hall
Unknown:
B.
With
Unknown:
Stephen
Fry.
Director:
Ian
Lorimer
Producer:
John
Lloyd
Bill Buford, Jonathan Franzen and Sarah Morris join Kirsty Wark in this edition from New York reviewing the newly reopened Museum of Modern Art.
Series producer Tanya Hudson
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Buford
Unknown:
Jonathan
Franzen
Unknown:
Sarah
Morris
Unknown:
Kirsty
Wark
Producer:
Tanya
Hudson
[web address removed]
Open University/General Interest
Repeats not indicated.
2.00 The Myth of Medea Authenticity in Greek Tragedy 75827
2.30 Myth and Music 87662
3.00 Wide Sargasso Sea 31846
3.30 Picturing the Genders 78914
4.00 Off With the Mask TV in the 60s 99407
4.30 The Bobigny Trial 32575
5.00 The Euro Beat 44484
5.30 Modem Monks
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