Listings
: Prayer for the Day
Stereo: Today
with John Humphrys and Brian RedheadDetails as Monday plus:
8.35
Yesterday in Parliament
Contributors
: News
: For Schools
9.05 Don't Miss....9.10 Together - An Assembly for Schools Daniel and the Lions with Philip Hawthorn Stereo
9.30 Living Language Playing Beatie Bow (1) by Ruth Park dramatised by Joe Dunlop with Simone Rudd as Abigail Stereo <
9.50 First Steps in Drama The Hall of Mirrors
1: At the End of the Pier by Cathy Drysdale Presenter Crawford Logan Stereo (R)
10.10 Something to Think About The Blacksmith by Timothy Wilkinson (R)
10.20 Nellie and the Dragon by Elizabeth Lindsay
6: Nellie and the Midnight Burglar with Nicola Kathrens and Bernadette Windsor. Stereo (R)
10.30 Let's Make a Story
6: Balloons by Judy Taylor Storyteller Judy Parkin Stereo
10.40 Word Box. Sport Written and presented by Robin Robbins
Contributors
: Into the Dangerous World
Dee, an agoraphobic for 40 years, attempts the seemingly impossible ... Producer FRAN ACHESON (R)Contributors
: The Natural History Programme
Research in Morocco and Siberia could save the slender-billed curlew from extinction.With Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm. Producer JOHN HOLMES BBC Bristol
Contributors
: An Act of Worship
Stereo: Citizens
(Omnibus edition next Saturday at 6.25pm): For Schools
11.00 Teachers' Talk RE and Collective Worship (6)11.05 In the News Presenter Sybil Ruscoe
11.30 Pictures in Your Mind (Poems and Topics)
6: Professor Noah's Spaceship by Brian Wildsmith Read by Dave Benson-Phillips Stereo
11.40 Music Makers Pedro's Revenge (6) with Jill Shilling and Ian Humphris. Stereo (R)
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: In Exile
Jonathan Steinberg in conversation with four other expatriates settled in Britain.3: Stanislas Yassukovich , city banker-turned-regulator, reveals how his cosmopolitan,
White Russian origins prepared him for the role of a Gloucestershire country squire.
Producer ZAREER MASANI
Contributors
: First Person
A series of talks from first-time broadcasters. 9: William Riviere learns to row Venetian boats on the Lagoon.: Listening Corner
Molly Joins the Circus Jugglers. Stereo: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Jenni Murray.Serial: Love Forty by SUE LIMB (Part 9)
Contributors
: For Schools
2.05 Science NaturaUy (Looking at Nature) Human Life Cycle with Robin Robbins and Timmy Mallett2.20 Quest
6: The Torah and Shavuot
2.40 Listen! Nicobobinus (1) by Terry Jones dramatised by David Self
Contributors
: The Emperor's Dream
by DIANA GRIFFITHS. In Roman-occupiedWales a militant Celtic princess and a starchy Roman emperor are driven to marriage by a druidic prophecy.
Directed by JANE DAUNCEY
Contributors
: News
: Bookshelf
with Nigel Forde.John Mortimer talks about his latest book and Edward de Bono explains what's wrong with the way we think! Producer
EDWINA WOLSTENCROIT
Contributors
: Kaleidoscope
Stereo(Details as yesterday at 9. 15pm)
: PM
with Frances Coverdale and Robert WilliamsContributors
: Six O'Clock News
and Financial Report: Film Star
Eight programmes with Alexander Walker.4: Doris Day
Producer WENDY CLAY (R)
Contributors
: News
: Soundtrack
Ten programmes. 9: Off to See Uncle Ten years ago the National Pawnbrokers' Association had 100 members. Now, as people come under pressure from spiralling mortgages and credit-card payments, the number has doubled. Producer CATHIE MAHONEY StereoContributors
: Analysis
Life in the Slow LaneWith London apparently falling into terminal decline, the Labour Party plans a new elected authority for the capital.
Stephen Games asks: Can London be saved? Producer JULIAN BROWN Editor CAROLINE ANSTEY
Contributors
: Does He Take Sugar?
DepressionIt's so easy to say, 'Stop feeling sorry for yourself and get on with it.'
Allan found himself in this situation when he became ill. The programme follows the story of him and his wife Ros, and Allan's recovery with the help of psychotherapy.
Presented and produced by Marlene Pease.
Contributors
: Kaleidoscope
A. S. Byatt 's new novel unearths a Victorian mystery; and Ibsen's Peer Gynt bestrides the National Theatre in a new version by Kenneth McLeish.Presenter Natalie Wheen. Producer JULIAN MAY
Stereo
Contributors
: The Blackburn Files
A serial in five episodes by IAN MCMILLANMARTYN WILEY and DAVE SHEASBY with 4: A Case of Plagiarism Hartley J. Newton is sure his TV script has been pinched by his night-class tutor.... With GERRY KERSEY
CHRISTINE COX
PETER BELL and JAMES TOMLINSON Directed by DAVE SHEASBY BBC Leeds. Stereo (R)
Contributors
: Open University
11.30 The State and Economic Intervention11.50 Understanding Education Policy
: Night School
SATIS Topics 16-19 Presenter Heather Couper Programme 1 Units:6 DNA Fingerprinting 7 Kidney Transplants 9 Cattle and Chemicals 13 Aluminium in Our Tap Water Producer Julian Coleman Editor Peter Ward. Stereo
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