Listings
: Today
with Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor.Details as yesterday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rt Rev Tom Butler
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
Contributors
: News
: Call Nick Ross: 071-580
Your chance to talk toNick Ross and his guests on an issue of the moment. Producer Poppy Hughes
•Lines open from 8.00am
Contributors
: John Cole in the Lakes
In four programmes, John Cole wanders through the poetry and the politics of the Lake District. 3: Water, water everywhere Producer Jill MarshallContributors
: Daily Service
John 17, vv 13-14,20-26. Director of MusicShaun Islip.
: The Screwtape Letters
Episode 4.: Woman's Hour
with Jenni Murray.Serial: The Wedding Group by Elizabeth Taylor. Read in 13 episodes by Patricia Hodge. Although Quayne is mostly a world of women, it is dominated by "the master",
Harry Bretton , an artist not a million miles away from Augustus John. His granddaughter, Cressy, is determined to escape. Abridged by Meg Clarke
Music: Delius' Scherzando
Contributors
: Medicine Now
with Geoff Watts. Producer Julia DurbinContributors
: The Older Woman
by Tony Bagley. Starring2: Roy decides to become a reconstructed new man and joins an environmental pressure group in order to impress Jane. Meanwhile Pavarotti appears in his dreams with some invaluable advice.
Music: Julian Wastall
Theme sung by Toyah Willcox Producer Paul Schlesinger Stereo
Contributors
: Thirty-Minute Theatre
Seaside by Thomas McLaughlin.Judy sits on a beach in the south of Ireland at three o'clock in the morning, deciding whether she should travel to England for an abortion, when Sally is washed ashore.
Director Pam Brighton
Contributors
: Richard Baker Compares Notes
with Alfia, Eleanora and Elvira Bekova : three professional musicians for whom politics and music became painfully entangled when they left the Soviet Union for the West.Producer Michael Emery.
Contributors
: Tuesday Lives
This week Joanna Buchan introduces stories of escape. Among them: Osci Tabac , the human cannonball who escapes death daily, and Lucy Boutaleb , who escaped from her life as a runaway when she fell in love with and married - a prince. Producer Hilary McLennan StereoContributors
: Prime Minister's Questions
and other business fromParliament brought to you by the BBC's team of Westminster correspondents.
: News
: Kaleidoscope
As the latest volume of the Dictionary of National Biography is published, Gill Pyrah investigates who qualifies for an entry. Plus a review of Radio 4'sThe Older Woman. The studio guest is author and musician Kevin Coyne. Producer Tim Dee
Contributors
: Short Story
The Quilt by Jenny Hursell."Ruth would sit on the stairs and stare at it, marvelling at the way such crazy misshapes of cloth had been fitted together to make a regular whole."
Read by Melissa Sinden. Producer Gillian Hush
Contributors
: PM
with Valerie Singleton and Frank Partridge.Contributors
: Second Thoughts
by Jan Etherington and Gavin Petrie.Starring James Bolam as Bill and Lynda Bellingham as Faith. 2: Short Change
Bill and Faith's dreams of a luxury riverside flat disintegrate when Hannah announces she's taking a year out of university and Joe returns prematurely from America.
Producer Paul Schlesinger
Contributors
: News
: The Archers
Can the professionals see eye-to-eye? Stereo: The Brothers
Three programmes in which Anthony Howard traces the turbulent history of the trade union movement since the Second World War. With contributions from the shop-floor to No 10.3: She Didn't Want to
Know
Producer Mark Savage.
Contributors
: The Miles Kington Interview
The third of six programmes in which Miles Kington interviews characters from history and fiction. Mona Lisa."Leonardo was insufferable. He knew more than any man or woman I have ever met, and he knew it. He treated me as a sounding board...." Mona Lisa performed by Miranda Richardson.
Producer Anne-Marie Cole
Contributors
: In Touch
with Peter White. Producer Thena Heshel•QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS: tel 071.[number removed]between
9.15pm and 10.15pm
0 WAITING TO SEE? In Touch with Cataracts - the latest In
Touch Care Guide, price £2.50 from [address removed].
Available in large print, braille or audio cassette
Cheques payable to BSS.
Contributors
: Stanza
On StageAndrew McAllister introduces poet Benjamin Zephaniah in performance at the BBC Poetry Festival in Bristol.
Producer Susan Roberts. Stereo
Contributors
: News
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