Listings
: Today
with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor.Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rt Rev
Jim Thompson.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament.
Contributors
: News
: Daily Service
Reading: Matthew 5, w 14-24The BBC Singers, directed by Barry Rose.
Contributors
: The Odd Couple
The first of a three-part series in which Debbie Thrower meets people who work in a partnership almost as close as a marriage. 1: Par for the CourseDes Smyth is a professional golfer playing in tournaments all over the world. John O'Reilly is his caddy, but he doesn't just carry the golf clubs - he gives advice on the game and his salary depends on whether Des wins or loses. Producer Emma Kingsley StereoContributors
: The Bible
The First Letter of Paul to the CorinthiansPeter Jeffrey reads the first selection from the Revised
English Version.
Introduced by Dick France. Abridged by Elizabeth Bradbury Producer Elizabeth Taylor
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
Jenni Murray meetsLiza Cody , author of the current serial Bucket Nut.
Serial: Bucket Nut (3)
Contributors
: Georgy Girl
by Margaret Forster. 5: Georgy's GirlMeredith is back from hospital, so how are
Georgy and Jos going to tell her that they are in love? And with the death of Mrs Leamington , James is making plans for the future, and for his Georgy girl ...
Music played by David Chilton and Dave Swift.
Adapted by Joe Dunlop Director Adrian Bean
Stereo
Contributors
: The Archers
Stereo: Anniversary: 1
A two-part drama by Robin Miller.It is 50 years since America joined the war. Tyler, an American pilot, is stationed at a Suffolk airbase to prepare for the anniversary air display. Debra, his wife, joins him but their idyllic cottage seems to hold secrets which threaten both their relationship and the 50th anniversary celebrations.
Stereo
DRAMA: page 4
Contributors
: Dust Devils
Six tales of North Africa by Vaughan Purvis.1: The Ecstasy of Gold Stereo
Contributors
: The Parts
Sue Nelson loosens the nuts and bolts of today's technology.Producer Mike Greenwood
Contributors
: News
: Kaleidoscope
Brian Sibley reports on the new film Batman Returns and an exhibition in Bristol of Georgian art from Tblisi. Live in the studio a Mbira player, Stella Chiwesie.Producer Adrian Washbourne Stereo
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
Contributors
: Short Story
The Snail-Watcher by Patricia Highsmith. Mr Knoppert enjoys his hobby of snail-watching.But one day his pets begin to get out of hand.... Read by John Webb. Producer Jocelyn Boxall
Contributors
: PM
with Wendy Austin and Frank Partridge.Contributors
: Brain of Britain 1992
Stereo: News
: The Archers
Nigel's playing games at Lower Loxley. Stereo: Costing the Earth
Roger Harrabin investigates the long, hot environmental summer - just a case of Rock 'n' Rio? And does a new survey show that children are being brainwashed by the Greens?Contributors
: Age to Age
The letters and journals of early immigrants toAmerica; the President whose "American dream" ended in disgrace; and the composer whose music evokes the spirit of 20th century America.
: Brief Lives
Joanna Buchan presents more remarkable personal stories, first heard on Tuesday Lives.3: Action, Thrills and Spills Did freebooting war-hero Patrick Dalzel-Job model for his commanding officer Ian Fleming 's 007? And what does Joe Ramirez do to keep Formula One ace Ayrton Senna on the right track?
Producer Simon Elmes
Stereo
Contributors
: Kaleidoscope
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm): The World Tonight
Presented by Richard Kershaw. StereoContributors
: A Book at Bedtime
The Way of All Flesh Part 8.: Hullo Motor Folk!
The last in a series of features in whichHarry Thompson climbs into his Bullnosed Morris and recalls motoring between the wars.
4: The Road to Spaghetti Junction.
As Singer Sixes and Austin Sevens nosed their way gingerly along the byways and tracks of Britain, a new map of the nation was being forged. Tiny lanes, secret places and absolute quiet were found - and lost - as motoring grew and the country seemed to shrink and flatten.
Contributors
: News
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