Listings
: Farming Today
Producers DYLAN WINTER and SUE BROOM: Prayer for the Day
with The Rev John Bull BBC Scotland. Stereo: Today
with Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregorContributors
: John Pilger
reflects on four corners of the world that have caught his journalist's eye. 2: CambodiaProducer SIMON ELMES
Contributors
: News
: Start the Week
with Melvyn Bragg and guests.Researcher JAYNE MORGAN Producer MARINA SALANDY-BROWN
. Stereo
Contributors
: Morning Story
Pension by BARRY da vis.Read by Malcolm Hebden. Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Daily Service
led by THE REV NORMANWINTER from Holy Trinity Church, Southport, with MERCHANT TAYLOR'S GIRLS
SCHOOL CHAMBER CHOIR. Thy kingdom come,
0 God; The Lord's my shepherd; Leviticus 23, w 39-44; Fear not, rejoice and be glad
Director of Music
DAVID WILLIAMS BBC Manchester
: For Schools
See panel, left: Down Your Way
(Details as Sunday 5.00pm L W): Poetry Please!
with Simon Rae.Guest Alan Jenkins.
Readers GEOFFREY COLLINS and KIM HICKS.
Producer SUSAN ROBERTS BBC Bristol
Contributors
: You and Yours
Presenter John Howard Editor KEN VASSContributors
: Counterpoint
Chair: Ned Sherrin First Round: Heat 8 Roger Stein(schoolteacher) George Hebda
(retired chiropodist) Danny Barnett
(retired civil servant). Questions set by IAN GILLIES and EDWARD COLE , who devised the programme
Producer RICHARD edis. Stereo
Contributors
: The World at One
Presenter James Naughtie Editor ROGER MOSEYContributors
: Listening Corner
Our Street Join Shireen Shah and Oliver for songs, rhymes and lots of fun. Story: The Bus Who Hated Traffic by DENIS BOND. Script by DENIS BOND Producer DAVID IAN NEVILLEContributors
: Woman's Hour
Writer Shirley Cooklin has been visiting offenders in prison for ten years. She talks to Jenni Murray.Serial: The Italian Lesson by JANICE ELLIOTT abridged in eight episodes by JANET HICKSON.
Read by Helen Ryan. (6) (Music: Lilburn's String Trio) Series producer PAT MCLOUGHUN
Editor CLARE SELERIE-GREY
Contributors
: For Schools
See panel, left: Personal Luggage
A play by CHRIS DENYSStereo (Details as Sat 7.45pm)
Contributors
: Kaleidoscope
The OldGringo Gregory Peck talks to
Derek Malcolm about his life as an actor.
Stereo
Contributors
: PM
with Frances Coverdale and Hugh Sykes Editor KEVIN MARSHContributors
: Six O'Clock News
and Financial Report: The News Quiz
Stereo (Details as Sat 12.25pm): News
: The Archers
Written by SAM JACOBSContributors
: Science Now
(Details Saturday 4.30pm LW): The Monday Play
The Pillars of Society by HENRIK IBSEN , translated by MICHAEL MEYER. WithandKarsten Bernick is a businessman embarked on an ambitious plan to win a fortune for himself and his community. For the scheme to work, Bernick must be trusted absolutely by investors and developers. On the brink of success, he receives a visit from a woman who knows that his house and happiness were founded on a scandalous lie. ..
JOHN GIBSON (drums) COLIN CRABB (clarinet) Directed by PHILIP MARTIN
0 See panel, far left
Contributors
: The World Tonight
with Richard Kershaw Editor MARGARET BUDYContributors
: Professional Doubles
Sonia Beesley meets the last of five married couples pursuing the same career.Joanna and Jerome Foster , experts in management.
Producer ANNE HOWELLS (R)
Contributors
: News
: Night School
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