Listings
: Prayer for the Day
Stereo: Today
Presenters John Humphrys and Sue MacGregorContributors
: News
: Desert Island Discs
Stereo (Details as Sunday at 12.15pm): Six Encounters in France
with Daniel Snowman. 3: Alain Finkielkraut ponders the Pyramid in front of the Louvre and other examples of French cultural relativism.Contributors
: Special Assignment
Producers CAROLE LACEY and ADAM RAPHAELContributors
: Morning Story
Blue Suede Shoes by SUE SULLYRead by David Dooley Producer ANNE MARIE COLE BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
: Daily Service
Speak, Lord, in the stillness; Luke 18, vv 9-17; Jesus, Lord of all; All praise to thee.Musical Director
MERION POWELL. Stereo
: Analysis
(Details as Thursday 8.00pm): Treasure Islands
Penelope Lively talks to illustrator and author Quentin Blake.Producer JILL BURR1DGE
Contributors
: You and Yours
Presenter John Waite0 INFORMATION: send sae for Factsheet No 24 to: [address removed]
Contributors
: The Gardening Quiz
Q: Sam Arnott is a very big what?A: Snowdrop
A chance to check your gardening knowledge against two teams led by Irene Thomas and Norman Painting.
This week's guests are Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray, Molly Weir and Thomas Hinde. Question master Dr Stefan Buczacki
BBC Manchester
(Stereo)
Contributors
: Listening Corner
Abigail Has a Day Stereo (R): Woman's Hour
from Newcastle.Rosemary Hartill meets Tom Hadaway dramatist, screenwriter and former fish merchant. Serial: Diana's Story (2)
Contributors
: Villette
by CHARLOTTE BRONTE dramatised in six parts by VALERIE WINDSOR. With and Episode 5Lucy is beginning to appreciate the complexity of Monsieur Paul - a man who understands her better than she understands herself.
BBC Manchester. Stereo
Contributors
: News
: All In the Mind
(Details as Sunday at 8.30pm): Kaleidoscope
Stereo(Details as Thursday 9.45pm)
: PM
PresentersRobert Williams and Peter Ruff
Contributors
: Six O'Clock News
and Financial Report: Going Places
with Clive Jacobs , Tom Boswell and Alex Lester.Producer MOLLY PRICE-OWEN
Contributors
: News
: Pick of the Week
PresenterMargaret Howard
Producer ANDREW PARFITT Stereo
Contributors
: Any Questions?
The panel includes Jim Sillars , mp, and Kate Hoey , educational adviser to young footballers.From Lostwithiel, Cornwall.
Chair Jonathan Dimbleby Producer CAROLE STONE BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Law in Action
Marcel Berlins takes a weekly look at events in the courts and what the lawyers are up to.Producer GARETH BUTLER
Contributors
: Phil Smith
(Details as Monday 8.42am): Letter from America
by Alistair CookeContributors
- Letter from America: Liberty in China 14 minutes
: Kaleidoscope
Country PleasuresThe arts are big business, with a turnover of E10 billion and tourists flocking to the cultural centres.
Now a new Arts Council report looks at art in rural communities;
Anne Theroux journeys to Lincolnshire to report on its cultural initiatives.
Producer CAROLINE YOUNG Stereo
Contributors
: A Book at Bedtime
The Heat of the Day (5): Week Ending
With Bill Wallis , David Tate and Sally Grace. Written by BARRY ATKINS , MARK BRISENDEN.SIMON BULLIVANT. MIKE COLEMAN.
MICHAEL DINES. MAX HANDLEY. ROBERT LINFORD ,
BILL MATTHEWS. GED PARSONS. OLEH STEPANIUK. PETER HICKEY and others
Producer SIONED WEJAM Stereo
Contributors
: News
: Schools Night-Time Broadcasting
12.30 Human Rights 4: A Society of Citizens and at 12.505: 1 Am Responsible
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