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6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
7.00,8.00 Today's News Read by DAVID SYMONDS
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
With GARRY RICHARDSON
7.45* Thought for the Day
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament
8.50* Your Letters
Contributors
Presented By:
John
Humphrys
Presented By:
Sue
MacGregor
Read By:
David
Symonds
Unknown:
Garry
Richardson
A series of eight programmes 7: Alexandria: No Abiding CityJoseph Hone returns to the remains of this fabled world - his city for a short time, too. (R)
A Meditation for Good Friday from Clifton Roman Catholic Cathedral, Bristol
Hannah Gordon,
Peter Barkworth and Peter Firth trace the story of the betrayal, trial and crucifixion of Jesus through poetry and prose. Music, new and traditional, adds to the opportunity to prepare your own response to the events of Good Friday. Compiled and written by PETER FIRTH
JOHN GIBBONS (organ)
MARGARET PEIRSON (oboe) KAY THOMAS (cello)
CLIFTON CATHEDRAL CHOIR Musical director
CHRISTOPHER WALKER Technical assistance
DAVID COE. GRAHAM HOYLAND and TIM HUNT
Producer JULIA WILLS. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Barkworth
Unknown:
Peter
Firth
Written By:
Peter
Firth
Written By:
John
Gibbons
Oboe:
Margaret
Peirson
Unknown:
Christopher
Walker
Unknown:
David
Coe.
Unknown:
Graham
Hoyland
Producer:
Julia
Wills.
The Road from 1945
The Attlee government is widely thought to have established the foundations of a new political and economic settlement.
Mrs Thatcher consciously set out to dismantle it. But did a consensus ever exist? Just how revolutionary have the Thatcher governments been?
What could be the new political landscape for the early 21st century?
Peter Hennessy chairs a discussion with Professor David Marquand , Sir John Hoskyns and Professor Eric Hobsbawm. Producer CAROLINE ANSTEY
Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs
Thatcher
Unknown:
Peter
Hennessy
Unknown:
Professor David
Marquand
Unknown:
Sir John
Hoskyns
Unknown:
Professor Eric
Hobsbawm.
Producer:
Caroline
Anstey
The children's book programme introduced by Penelope Lively. How do you make children laugh? Are comics bad for children? Why do they love vulgarity? Writers Bob Wilson and Gene Kemp celebrate April Fools' Day with a look at funny children's books, from Alice in Wonderland to Burglar Bill. Producer SALLY FELDMAN
(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 2.47pm)
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Contributors
Introduced By:
Penelope
Lively.
Unknown:
Bob
Wilson
Unknown:
Gene
Kemp
Producer:
Sally
Feldman
Presented by John Howard
Today's programme reflects the spirit of the day - but which day and which spirit? Good Friday or April Fools' Day?
As well as the usual consumer items, a look at high-tech vet surgeries which suggests that pets are now getting a better deal when they are ill than humans do from hard-pressed hospitals.
For information about this week's 's programme. write for Factsheet No 13 to: You and Yours. BBC London WIA 1AA
from Birmingham
If Leonardo da Vinci had been a regular listener, he'd have known why the Mona Lisa was really smiling.
Presenter Dilly Barlow
Serial: Elizabeth and Her German Garden (4)
by DAVID BUCK
Five English Mystery plays with 4: Passion
In which Jesus enters
Jerusalem, is betrayed, and condemned by Pontius Pilate.
Musical composition by JOHN BULL and DANNY SCHILLER
Choral composition DAVID TIMSON Directed by MARTIN JENKINS. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Buck
Unknown:
Pontius
Pilate.
Unknown:
John
Bull
Unknown:
Danny
Schiller
Unknown:
David
Timson
Directed By:
Martin
Jenkins.
Jesus:
John
Rowe
Lucifer:
Peter
Jeffrey
Judas:
John
Shrapnel
Simon Peter:
Anthony
Jackson
Caiaphas:
Michael
Deacon
Pilate:
Nigel
Stock
Procula:
And Anna
Massey
Thomas:
Gordon
Reid
Merchant:
Gordon
Reid
Philip:
Andrew
Branch
John:
David
Timson
MalCUS:
Michael
Spice
Annas:
Leonard
Fenton
First elder:
Cyril
Luckham
Angel:
Denys
Hawthorne
Damsel:
Elizabeth
Rider
Herod Antiphas:
Roger
Hammond
Sergeant:
John
Hollis
Soldiers at the cross:
Eric
Allan
Soldiers at the cross:
Nigel
Anthony
Soldiers at the cross:
John
Church
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Patrlck
Barr
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
John
Bott
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
David
Buck
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
John
Bull
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Trevor
Cooper
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Ann
Davies
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Adrian
Egan
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Martin
Friend
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Brian
Haines
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Norma
Ronald
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Danny
Schiller
Apostles, citizens, elders, guards, merchants:
Tim
Wylton
John Waite reports on five small businesses.
3: A Butcher's in the West Yorkshire Village of Roberttown
Run by the Buckle Family Producer JEAN SNEDEGAR (R)
Tom Boswell puts the extra spark into the Going Places charabanc, expertly steered by Clive Jacobs with a little extra direction from Alanah Martin. Road, rail, air or sea ...if it moves, it's Going Places. Producer IRENE MALLIS
The Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey Howe , mp, Secretary of State for
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Frederic Raphael , author Bruce Kent , Chair, CND
Jean Rook , Assistant Editor, Daily Express.
From Camberley, Surrey
Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby Producer CAROLE STONE. BBC Bristol (Re-broadcast tomorrow at 1. 10pm) Send your letters to: Any Answers? BBC. Bristol BS8 2LR
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Geoffrey
Howe
Unknown:
Frederic
Raphael
Unknown:
Bruce
Kent
Unknown:
Jean
Rook
Unknown:
Jonathan
Dimbleby
Producer:
Carole
Stone.
i Barcelona!
An open-air performance about perfumes using all the flowers and herbs of Catalonia! A TV sketch lampooning the holy trinity of Church, State and Football! In short, bizarre experiment and local scandal. Not just local - the last theatre group to visit London were banned after one performance! 6 What is going on in Barcelona? As the reputation spreads. Paul Allen finds out. Producer SIMON BROUGHTON
(Re-broadcast on Easter Monday)
Sleep that knits up the ravell 'd sleave of care.
The death of each day's life, Sore labor's bath,
Balm of hurt minds, great nature's second course,
Chief nourisher in life 's feast
MACBETH Act 2, scene 2
An exposition of sleep in verse and prose with Prunella Scales and Timothy West.
Producer MARJORIE LOFTHOUSE BBC Pebble Mill (R)
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