by Ellis Peters. The second series of the Chronicles of Brother Cadfael, narrated by Sir Michael Hordem and starring Philip Madoc as the medieval sleuth. 2: Danger from All SidesBrother Cadfael has found Ives Hugonin alive and well. He has also, to his grief, found the boy's sister.... With John Fleming , Kate Binchey and Jonathan Tafler Dramatised by Bert Coules Music by Peter Salem Producer Phil Clarke. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Ellis
Peters.
Unknown:
Michael
Hordem
Unknown:
Philip
Madoc
Unknown:
Ives
Hugonin
Unknown:
John
Fleming
Unknown:
Kate
Binchy
Unknown:
Jonathan
Tafler
Dramatised By:
Bert
Coules
Music By:
Peter
Salem
Producer:
Phil
Clarke.
Hugh:
Douglas
Hodge
lves:
Dean
Magri
Ermina:
Moira
Buffini
Elyas:
Crispin
Letts
Olivier:
Raad
Rawi
Boterel:
Andrew
Wincott
Leonard:
Leonard
Fenton
Hear the stumps fly and the wickets fall for the final time as Brian Johnston umpires the last test of wit and general knowledge in this series. Taking the crease: Tim Rice and Willie Rushton , with Paul Merton and Caroline Quentin.
From Shamley Green Cricket Club, Surrey. Producer Jon Magnusson Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Johnston
Unknown:
Tim
Rice
Unknown:
Willie
Rushton
Unknown:
Paul
Merton
Unknown:
Caroline
Quentin.
Producer:
Jon
Magnusson
In Martyn Wade 's black comedy, Leonard's redundancy at work and at home (his family are only interested in God) force him to enrol in a creative writing course....
Director Cherry Cookson Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Wade
Leonard:
Peter
Jeffrey
Phyllis:
Eva
Stuart
Dean:
David
Timson
Verity:
Vicky
Ireland
Frank:
Alan
Dudley
Ms Sacofsky:
Wendy
Murray
Timothy:
David
Gooderson
Jane:
Jilll
Idstone
Jenni Mills and Nick Baker take the pulse of the country - lift the lid off local issues, measure the real impact of national affairs, and meet the people who make a place special. Producer Chris Wines Series editor Ian Bell
Contributors
Unknown:
Jenni
Mills
Unknown:
Nick
Baker
Editor:
Ian
Bell
Robert Dawson Scott reports on the London Contemporary Dance season in Leeds, including three premieres; and at the Tramway in Glasgow the American Wooster Group perform their version of Chekhov.
Producer Adrian Washbourne Stereo
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert Dawson
Scott
Producer:
Adrian
Washbourne
In the last in the series, the little matter of the true nature of good and evil - and which is best.
Thora Hird and Ian Beale battle it out, along with St Simon Stylites, Virgil, King Arthur and a She-Demon.
Starring Richard Herring , Stewart Lee , Rebecca Front, Armando lannucci and the voice of Tom Baker.
Producer Sarah Smith. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Thora
Hird
Unknown:
Ian
Beale
Unknown:
Richard
Herring
Unknown:
Stewart
Lee
Unknown:
Armando
Lannucci
Unknown:
Tom
Baker.
Producer:
Sarah
Smith.
Michael O'Donnell explores the extraordinary within ordinary family life. 4: The Roys.
Duncan Roy grew up knowing he was different from his brothers without knowing why - they had red hair, his was black and, unlike them, his skin was olive. To convince himself, if not others, of the reason for this difference he took refuge in lies. Today the lies go on, but Duncan has stopped running from the past and the truth that lies at the heart of his "family". Producer Chris Paling. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
O'Donnell
Unknown:
Duncan
Roy
Producer:
Chris
Paling.
Brittle Bonds of Friendship
Britain's economic, military and political future in Europe hinges on the German connection.
David Walker asks how the British people are to relate to a country about which many of them continue to have mixed feelings.
Producer David Hendy
Contributors
Unknown:
Brittle
Bonds
Unknown:
David
Walker
Producer:
David
Hendy
A serial in eight parts from 1957, broadcast to coincide with the 80th birthday of Francis Durbridge , creator of radio's most famous detective.
1: My Heart and Harry. with Hamilton Dyce, Trevor Martin , John Graham , Frank
Windsor, Will Leighton and Beryl Calder
Director Martyn C Webster 0 CULT: page 4
Contributors
Unknown:
Francis
Durbridge
Unknown:
Trevor
Martin
Unknown:
John
Graham
Unknown:
Will
Leighton
Unknown:
Beryl
Calder
Director:
Martyn C
Webster
Paul Temple:
Peter
Coke
Steve:
Marjorie
Westbury
Sir Graham Forbes:
Lester
Mudditt
Det Insp Vosper:
Hugh
Manning
Rupert Dreisler:
Brewster
Mason
Charlie:
James
Beattie
Peter Wallace:
Frank
Partington
Clutch Brompton:
Lockwood
West
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