Listings
: The Farming Week
with a look at how the recent Budget might improve the supply of low-cost rural housing. Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Pebble MillContributors
Producer:
Allan
Wright
: Today
Presenters Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor Editor PHILIP HARDING0 LETTERS: Today, BBC, London W1A 4AA
Contributors
Presenters:
Peter
Hobday
Presenters:
Sue
MacGregor
Editor:
Philip
Harding
: News
: Sport on 4
Football and cricket vie for attention - the man in the middle is Cliff Morgan. Producer JOANNE WATSONContributors
Unknown:
Cliff
Morgan.
Producer:
Joanne
Watson
: Breakaway
with Bernard Falk and travel expert Nigel Coombs.Producer HELEN ROBSON
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Contributors
Unknown:
Bernard
Falk
Unknown:
Nigel
Coombs.
Producer:
Helen
Robson
: Loose Ends
with Ned Sherrin and Robert Elms , Craig Charles and Victoria Mather. Additional material fromSTEVE PUNT. PETE SINCLAIR Producers IAN GARDHOUSE JANE BERTHOUD and CHARLIE BUNCE
Contributors
Unknown:
Ned
Sherrin
Unknown:
Robert
Elms
Unknown:
Craig
Charles
Unknown:
Victoria
Mather.
Unknown:
Pete
Sinclair
Producers:
Ian
Gardhouse
Producers:
Jane
Berthoud
Producers:
Charlie
Bunce
: The Week in Westminster
with Peter Jenkins , Associate Editor of The Independent.Producer DENNIS SEWELL
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Jenkins
Producer:
Dennis
Sewell
: Money Box
Presenter Louise Botting ProducerFRANCES MACDONALD
Contributors
Presenter:
Louise
Botting
Producer:
Frances
MacDonald
: Beachcomber.... by the Way
starring Richard Ingrams as BeachcomberJohn Wells as Prodnose Patricia Routledge and John Sessions as a host of other characters. More nonsense from the great J. B. MORTON 'S column.
Lady Cabstanleigh holds a party, Mrs McGurgle gets into an argument, Chief Insp Blunderton follows up a few leads, and Justice Cocklecarrot has to contend with the antics of the Filthistan trio. Adapted by MICHAEL BARFIELD
With RICHARD INGRAMS.
Announcer BRIAN PERKINS Producer HARRY THOMPSON Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Ingrams
Unknown:
John
Wells
Unknown:
Prodnose Patricia
Routledge
Unknown:
John
Sessions
Unknown:
J. B.
Morton
Unknown:
Mrs
McGurgle
Adapted By:
Michael
Barfield
Unknown:
Richard
Ingrams.
Announcer:
Brian
Perkins
Producer:
Harry
Thompson
: News
: Any Questions?
Gordon Brown , mp Alex Salmond , mpSir George Young , mp and Katharine Whitehorn. Chairman
Jonathan Dimbleby. and at 2.00pm
Any Answers? [number removed]
Call Jonathan Dimbleby with views on this week's Any Questions? issues.
Producers JOHN HOLMES and KEITH JONES. BBC Bristol
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Contributors
Unknown:
Gordon
Brown
Unknown:
Alex
Salmond
Unknown:
Sir George
Young
Unknown:
Katharine
Whitehorn.
Unknown:
Jonathan
Dimbleby.
Unknown:
Jonathan
Dimbleby
Producers:
John
Holmes
Producers:
Keith
Jones.
: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
adapted by MARTYN READ from DALE WASSERMAN 'S stage version of KEN KESEY 'S novel. With and Committed to a mental institution in 50s America, the rebellious and somewhat psychopathicR. P. McMurphy confronts the harsh, unforgiving discipline of Nurse Ratched.
Directed by DAVID HTTCHINSON (A BBC World Service Drama production) Stereo
Contributors
Adapted By:
Martyn
Read
Unknown:
Dale
Wasserman
Unknown:
Ken
Kesey
Unknown:
R. P.
McMurphy
Directed By:
David
Httchinson
R P McMurphy:
Bob
Sherman
Nurse Ratched:
Margaret
Robertson
Dale Harding:
William
Roberts
Billy Bibbet:
Kerry
Shale
Martini:
John
Cassady
Chief Bromden:
William
Hootkins
Dr Spivey:
Stuart
Milligan
Candy Starr:
Susannah
Fellows
Nurse Flynn/Sandra:
Barbara
Barnes
Warren/Turkle:
Al
Matthews
: A Year of Dying Dangerously
The SentenceThe last of five programmes about homicide presented by Hugh Prysor-Jones .
Contributors
Presented By:
Hugh
Prysor-Jones
: Options
4.30 When in Italy A five-part guide. 3: L'italiano Is it more important to know the language or the people? DENISE DE ROME examines the grammar of Italian daily life.5.00 Spring Into Summer In the third of six programmes, DR ALAN MARYON DAVIS joins BARRY TOOK at his local golf course. BBC Pebble Mill
5.30 A Woman's Work A five-part series.
3: Best of Both Worlds? Interviews by SARAHCURTis
Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Alan Maryon
Davis
: S04
Presenter Peter EvansWith reports from Geoff Watts , Georgina Ferry and Alun Lewis.
A RADIO SCIENCE UNIT production
Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
Evans
Unknown:
Geoff
Watts
Unknown:
Georgina
Ferry
Unknown:
Alun
Lewis.
: Week Ending
with Bill Wallis , David Tate and Sally Grace.Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Wallis
Unknown:
David
Tate
Unknown:
Sally
Grace.
: News
and Sports Round-Up: Citizens
Omnibus edition by CHRISTOPHER REASON Produced and directed by CLIVE BRILL. StereoContributors
Directed By:
Clive
Brill.
: Stop the Week
with Robert Robinson. Music by DILLIE KEANE Producer MICHAEL EMBER StereoContributors
Unknown:
Robert
Robinson.
Music By:
Dillie
Keane
Producer:
Michael
Ember
: Saturday-Night Theatre
Who, Me? by MICHAEL DAVIES.Maggy finds another woman's handbag on the floor of her husband's car.
Directed by GERRY JONES Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Davies.
Directed By:
Gerry
Jones
Harry Rolt:
David
Timson
Maggy:
Moir
Leslie
Ellenor Jones:
Helena
Breck
Alan Saunderson:
Geoffrey
Whitehead
Peter Jackson:
Ken
Cumberljdge
Sgt Hadfield:
Joe
Dunlop
Janet/Receptionist:
Rebecca
Jones
Maisy/Ward sister:
Catherine
Alexander
Bosun:
Christopher
Scott
Capt Samuels:
John
Hollis
John Crabtree:
Geoffrey
Beevers
Capt Olsen:
Richard
Tate
Seaman:
Ian
Targett
: Music in Mind
with Richard BakerProducer JANE BEVAN. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Baker
Producer:
Jane
Bevan.
: News
: The Saturday Feature
A Spectre of Treason Written and produced by DAVID HAGGIE. With Sam Dastor Maurice DenhamIan Targett , Richard Tate Joan Walker and Geoffrey Whitehead.
William in was crowned in April 1689. In the six months since his landing at Torbay, he had mounted a brilliant propaganda campaign. Additional research by CHRIS BOWLBY. Stereo
Contributors
Produced By:
David
Haggie.
Unknown:
Sam
Dastor
Unknown:
Maurice
Denham
Unknown:
Ian
Targett
Unknown:
Richard
Tate
Unknown:
Joan
Walker
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Whitehead.
Unknown:
Chris
Bowlby.
: The Cartoonists
Frank Whitford meetsRaymond Jackson in the last of five programmes. Producer JUDITH BUMPUS Stereo (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Whitford
Unknown:
Raymond
Jackson
: Lenin of the Rovers
Four adventures of a communist football club, starring Alexei Sayle. 3: Apocalypse DesWhere better to go for a sunny pre-cup-final break than newly-communist
El Telvador ? Anywhere, if Des Frankly is interpreter. So begins a terrifying journey into the very heart of darkness itself.
Written by MARCUS BERKMANN and the producer
HARRY THOMPSON. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Alexei
Sayle.
Unknown:
El
Telvador
Written By:
Marcus
Berkmann
Unknown:
Harry
Thompson.
Ricky Lenin:
Alexei
Sayle
Manolo/McCreadie/ C Hopper Harris:
Jim
Broadbent
Des Frankly:
Tony
Allen
Frank Lee Brian:
Kenneth
Wolstenholme
Col Brace Cartwright:
Donald
Hewlett
Stevie Stalin:
Andrew
McClean
Terry Trotsky:
Phil
Cornwell
Announcer:
John
Witty
: The Million-Pound Radio Show
Written and presented by Andy Mayhew-Hamilton and Nick Mayhew-Revell and featuringFelicity Mayhew-Montagu and Jasper Mayhew -Jacob-Mayhew.
Producer PAUL ARCHER. Stereo
Contributors
Presented By:
Andy
Mayhew-Hamilton
Presented By:
Nick
Mayhew-Revell
Unknown:
Felicity
Mayhew-Montagu
Unknown:
Jasper
Mayhew
Producer:
Paul
Archer.
: News
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