Listings
: Today
with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday.Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Canon Paul Bates.
Contributors
: Three Weeks
3: The first sign of clouds in the story of the idyllic romance.: News
: Midweek
: Nearest and Dearest
What do we really feel about our relations? 5: Uncles, Aunts and Cousins Has the extended family lost its relevance? Reporter Anne Brown Producer Lucy Lunt. StereoContributors
: Daily Service
For the Fruits of HisCreation (East Acklam, BP 18): Matthew 13, vv 24-30 and 36-43: Justorum
Anime (Stanford); The Kingdom is Upon You (Wolvercote).
BBC Singers directed by Simon Joly.
Contributors
: The Bible
Luke (9): Woman's Hour
with Jenni Murray.Woman's Hour Book of Short Stories Vol 2
Somewhere More Central
Written and read by Beryl Bainbridge.
Contributors
: Decline and Fall
Evelyn Waugh 's novel dramatised in six parts. 6: The wheel turns full circle and Paul Pennyfeather starts all over again.Adapted by Jeremy Front
Producer Lissa Evans. Stereo
Contributors
: Introducing Fagan
When Fagan , "just Fagan", finishes his night's work as a club entertainer and goes home with two women, the results are hardly what he expects.Written by Maurice Leitch.
Musician Mia Soteriou
Director Ned Chaillet. Stereo
Contributors
: File On Four
Major issues, changing attitudes, important events at home and abroad.: The Parts
The review of today's technology returns with a new series and a new presenter, Sue Nelson.The first of 12 programmes features the automated home and the hi-tech garden.
Producer Constance St Louis
Contributors
: News
: Kaleidoscope
Mark Steyn moves to the rhythm of The Mambo Kings, the film adapted from Oscar Hijuelos ' prize-winning novel; film reviews also include Sean Connery in Medicine Man; guitarist John Williams is in the studio; and Kate Figes reports on the success of the classic book. Producer Julian May Stereo(Revised repeat at 9.30pm)
Contributors
: Short Story
Pleasures of the Flesh by Peter Regent.Henry's interest in young women was purely carnal. Not as objects of sexual desire but as potential roast joints.
Read by Richard Owens. Producer Matthew Walters
Stereo
Contributors
: PM
with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes.Contributors
: Brain of Britain 1992
Stereo: News
: The Archers
Phil's on the lookout for a bargain, for old times' sake.: Woman's Hour
(Revised repeat of 10.30am): Face the Facts
John Waite investigates. Editor Graham Ellis ● WRITE to: Face the Facts, Broadcasting House, London W1A 1AAContributors
: Strings, Squeaks and Jangles
A series of four programmes looking at the pleasures, pitfalls and personalities of four musical instruments through the eyes of the people who play, carry, make or mend them. 1: The Harp"We couldn't carry it ourselves, we had to have transport. A man arrived, put a big strap around it and slung it on his shoulder - they call it humping the harp...." Producer Emma KingsleyContributors
: Young Turks, Old Stagers
Conversations with people who, when younger, were radical thinkers. Now they are older, have they changed their spots? Using their personal archives David Walker explores how views change over time.1: Professor Brian Cox , who co-edited the controversial "Black Papers" on education. Producer Mary Price
Contributors
: Cause Celebre
A series of fourprogrammes.Jenni Mills reveals the personal stories behind some of the headlines of the last few years.
2: In July 1990, Eric and Marilyn Smith had a knock on their front door from two policemen.
Their teenage daughter, Karyn, had been arrested at Bangkok airport and charged with attempting to smuggle £4million worth of heroin.
Producer Sarah Rowlands
Stereo
Contributors
: Kaleidoscope
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm): The Financial World Tonight
Presented by Roger White. StereoContributors
: The World Tonight
Presented by Alexander MacLeod.Stereo
Contributors
: A Book at Bedtime
Regeneration Part 8: Plain Tales From the Raj
A panorama of BritishIndia recalled by some of those who lived in it.
4: Lives of a Bengal Pilot "The river was vast, almost a sea at certain places, it could be very cruel, very dangerous, or it could be very calm and beautiful...."
Presented by Evan Charlton.
Producer Michael Mason (Revised repeat)
Contributors
: Homeward Bound
3: As It Is with Rabbits: News
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