Listings
: Today
with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day: Rev Dr Donald English
Contributors
: William
5: William's Birthday (For details see Monday;: News
: Desert Island Discs
Stereo: Feedback
with Chris DunkleyProducer Catherine Mahoney
Contributors
: Special Assignment
Conflict in Kashmir In the second of two programmes, Mark Tully reports from Kashmir and Pakistan on how the demands for Muslim solidarity with Kashmir! dissidents could dragBenazir Bhutto 's fragile government into conflict with India.
Producer Peter Burdin
Contributors
: Morning Story
The Landing. Read by Liam O'Callaghan. Written by Liam O'Flaherty. Producer Mike AdamsContributors
: Daily Service
Lord Enthroned in Heavenly Splendour(St Helen. BBC HB 205);
II Peter I, vv 16-21; The
Light of Christ (D Fishel); Come, Praise the Name of Jesus (Wolvercote) Stereo
Contributors
: Enquire Within
Dilly Barlow attempts to answer your questions. Producer Viv Black9 WRITE to: Enquire Within,
BBC, Broadcasting House, London WIA IAA, or phone [number removed]
Contributors
: You and Yours
Call to AccountThe return of the weekly series, this year focusing on privatised utilities. Today, Cedric Brown , Managing Director of Regional Services with British Gas, is in the hot seat.
Presenter John Howard. Producer David Berry 0 MONEY: page 80
Contributors
: Gardening Quiz
Check your gardening knowledge against teams led by Irene Thomas and Norman Painting. This week's guests:Jill Balcon , Mary O'Hara , Brian J Ford , Molly Weir. Questionmaster
Dr Stefan Buczacki.
Producer Ian Strachan. Stereo
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
from Cardiff.Gail Foley talks to
Mollie Parkin. Serial: Henrietta Who? (2) (Details as yesterday)
Contributors
: Classic Serial
Edith Wharton's black comedy of manners, adapted in five parts by Eileen Cullen.Contributors
: News
: Pictures from the Past
The second of six oral history montages.Bringing in the Harvest
Memories of the harvest before combines. Tales of pitching the hay, thrashing the corn and binding the sheaths are told by those whose summers were spent down on the farm.
Producer Angela Hind. Stereo
Contributors
: Kaleidoscope
Stereo: PM
with Frances Coverdale and Bill FrostContributors
: Six O'Clock News
and Financial Report: News
: The Archers
Written by Sam Jacobs.Contributors
: Pick of the Week
with Hilton FyleProducer Fiona Couper
Stereo
Contributors
: The Radio 4 Generation
Six programmes in which young people give their opinions on a variety of issues about life today. 2: How can crime be stopped and people feel safe again?Presenter Simon Bates. Producer Chris Burns
Contributors
: Stop Press
with Geoffrey Goodman Producer Andrew OenwoodContributors
: Kaleidoscope
Musical Messages Silent films needed music to make up for lack of dialogue and effects - battles, rows, stampedes were the composer's lot. They still are, but Nick Baker looks at how the role of music has grown more manipulative as it taps into people's emotions and joins in the 20th-century hard sell.Producer Belinda Sample. Stereo
Contributors
: A Book at Bedtime
Amongst Women 5: Sheila and Mona leave for Dublin: Meanwhile in Glasgow....
Comedian Arnold Brown returns to the land of his birth, in the first of a two-part tour of the European City of Culture. Producer Armando lannucciContributors
: Ivor Cutler Has 15
... minutes in the archives. Discover what he does with them. Producer Simon ElmesContributors
: News
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