Listings
: Prayer for the Day
Stereo: Today
with Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor in London and John Humphrys at the Labour PartyConference in Brighton.
Contributors
: The Grave by the Handpost
by THOMAS HARDY abridged by NEVILLE TELLER.Read by George Raistrick.
Contributors
: News
: A Nautical History of Music
William Scanlan Murphy , who is both a naval historian and a composer, finds himself in good company as a musician captivated by the sea. Producer GILLIAN HUSH - BBC ManchesterContributors
: Special Assignment
Producers CAROLE LACEY and ADAM RAPHAELContributors
: Morning Story
The Only ChildWritten and read by Yvonne Gilan
Producer BRUCE YOUNG BBC Scotland
Contributors
: Daily Service
Reading: Revelation 21, vv 1-7; 22, w 1-5Director of Music
NOEL TREDINNICK. Stereo
Contributors
: Analysis
: Treasure Islands
with Michael Rosen. A burglar who gives things back; the postman who delivers promotional material to witches:Janet and Allan Ahlberg describe how they work together to create characters like these. Producer JILL BURRIDGE
0 See panel, right
Contributors
: The Food Programme
with Derek CooperProducer VANESSA HARRISON
Contributors
: The World at One
Nick Clarke in London and James Naugl tie at the Labour PartyConference in Brighton.
Contributors
: Listening Corner
My Naughty Little Sister Is a Curly Girl. Stereo: Woman's Hour
from Cardiff.Introduced by Gail Foley. Short story: Life with the Finch Family
2: A View of Exmoor
Contributors
: For Schools
FMonly. See panel page 78: No Name
by WILKIE COLLINS adapted in six episodes by RAY JENKINS. With and Narrator Philip Sully. 3: June 1847Magdalen, with the aid of the swindler Captain
Wragge, is determined to get back her inheritance from her cousin Noel.
Music by PETER BREWIS played by MAURICE CAMBRIDGE Directed by JANET WHITAKER Stereo
Contributors
: News
: Tea Junction
Patrick Hannan and his guests take a final look at the events of the week. Producer RICHARD THOMAS BBC WalesContributors
: PM
with Robert Williams and Frances CoverdaleContributors
: Six O'Clock News
and Financial Report: Going Places
Clive Jacobs discovers what's new and what's happening in the world of transport.Producer JILL THOMAS
Contributors
: News
: Pick of the Week
with Margaret Howard Producer BEATY RUBENS StereoContributors
: Any Questions?
The Rt Hon Paddy Ashdown , MPThe Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke , QC. mp
Bryan Gould , mp
Ron Todd , General Secretary, TGWU from Hove, Sussex. Chairman
Jonathan Dimbleby.
Producer ANNA CARRAGHER BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Stop Press
with Nick ClarkeProducer GARETH BUTLER
Contributors
: Solo on the Sea
'You feel very small, rather humble and you feel an absolute pawn.' Producer CATHY DRYSDALEContributors
: Kaleidoscope
The American writer Alice Walker won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel The Color Purple, which was then filmed by Steven Spielberg. Her writing often reflects the struggles and joys of black women in America, and Christopher Bigsby talks to her on the publication of her latest novel.Producer KATHY WATSON Stereo
Contributors
: A Book at Bedtime
The Human Factor (3): The World Tonight
with David Sells , plus Sally Hardcastle at the Labour Party Conference.Contributors
: Week Ending
With Bill Wallis , David Tate and Sally Grace. Written by BARRY ATKINS. MARK BRISENDEN.SIMON BULLIVANT , MIKE COLEMAN.
MICHAEL DINES. MAX HAMDLEY, ROBERT LINFORD.
BILL MATTHEWS. GED PARSONS.
OLEH STEPANIUK, PETER HICKEY and others.
Producer BILL DARE. Stereo
Contributors
: News
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