Listings
with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger
Contributors
Unknown:
Marjorie
Lofthouse.
Producer:
David
Bellinger
with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells On
Sunday from Holy Trinity Church, Guildford, Surrey.
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Hywel-Davies
Oliver Walston talks to farmers and ice cream makers Peter and Suzanne Redstone. Producer Carol Trewin
Contributors
Talks:
Oliver
Walston
Unknown:
Suzanne
Redstone.
Producer:
Carol
Trewin
with Andrew Green and Christopher Morgan. Editor David Coomes
Including at
8.00am News
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Green
Unknown:
Christopher
Morgan.
Editor:
David
Coomes
talks for the Week's Good Cause about the work of a Concern Worldwide project in Ethiopia. 0 Donations to [address removed]
0 Credit Cards: [number removed]
from Kensington Temple, London, led by Rev Colin
Dye. Reading: Acts 2, vv 1-21; Hosanna!; Jesus We
Celebrate Your Victory; 0 For A Thousand Tongues; 0 Breath of Life (Spiritus Vitae); Let Your Living
Waters Flow. Director of Music Rev Christopher Cartwright with the Kensington Temple Gospel Choir.
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev
Colin
Unknown:
Christopher
Cartwright
Omnibus edition. Director Joanna Toye
Contributors
Director:
Joanna
Toye
with Allison Pearson. Producer lain Croft
Contributors
Unknown:
Allison
Pearson.
with Chris Serle.
Contributors
Unknown:
Chris
Serle.
Kaye Webb , founder of Puffin Books for children, talks to Sue Lawley. Producer Olivia Seligman
Contributors
Unknown:
Kaye
Webb
Unknown:
Sue
Lawley.
Producer:
Olivia
Seligman
with Nick Clarke.
Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Clarke.
Members of the Newcastle and District Gardening
Society, Northern Ireland, put their questions to Dr Stefan Buczacki , John Cushnie and Fred Downham.
Chairman Clay Jones. Producer Amanda Mares
Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Stefan
Buczacki
Unknown:
John
Cushnie
Unknown:
Fred
Downham.
Unknown:
Clay
Jones.
Producer:
Amanda
Mares
My Son, My Son by Howard Spring.
Third of five parts, with Maeve is now a huge success in the theatre and Essex is tempted to write a play for her.
Song: Kay Patrick
Dramatised by Stan Barstow Director Kay Patrick
Contributors
Song:
Kay
Patrick
Dramatised By:
Stan
Barstow
Director:
Kay
Patrick
William Essex:
Ronald
Pickup
Demot:
Stuart
Organ
Nette:
Allson
Reid
Mam:
Melinda
Walker
Maggie:
Kate
Binchy
Livia:
Geraldine
Fitzgerald
Ojiver:
Richard
Willis
Rory:
Matthew
Morgan
Headmaster:
Philip
Anthony
Wertheim:
Steve
Hodson
Annie:
Jill
Graham
Five engineering feats from the 19th century. 3: The Railway
Civil engineer
Dr Mark Raiss tells the story of the construction of the railway linking London and Lancashire.
With John Baddeley as Thomas Roscoe.
All other parts played by Philip Anthony , Keith Drinkel. Geraldine Fitzgerald , John Fleming , Steve Hodson and Dominic Letts Compiled and written by Martin Worth producer Mark Savage
Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Mark
Raiss
Unknown:
John
Baddeley
Unknown:
Thomas
Roscoe.
Played By:
Philip
Anthony
Played By:
Keith
Drinkel.
Played By:
Geraldine
Fitzgerald
Played By:
John
Fleming
Played By:
Steve
Hodson
Played By:
Dominic
Letts
Written By:
Martin
Worth
Producer:
Mark
Savage
Monarchs to Measure Anthony King considers how far the monarchy needs to re-invent itself. Producer Zareer Masani
Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
King
Producer:
Zareer
Masani
Presented by Michael Rosen from the BBC Radio Children's Poetry Festival in Bristol. With Morag
Styles and Gerard Benson. producer Jill Burridge
Contributors
Presented By:
Michael
Rosen
Presented By:
Gerard
Benson.
Producer:
Jill
Burridge
Cuba Two: The Island The Barring of Soap
In Santiago and Havana, Andy Kershaw discovers an island rich in culture, sophistication, and the most ardent contradictions. Can Cuba resist the collapse of the Soviet Union and the strangulation of the American embargo?
Contributors
Unknown:
Andy
Kershaw
Simon Rae introduces listeners' poetry requests with readers Adjoa Andoh and Michael Maloney , and guest Jackie Kay.
Producer Julian Wilkinson
Contributors
Introduces:
Simon
Rae
Readers:
Adjoa
Andoh
Readers:
Michael
Maloney
Unknown:
Jackie
Kay.
Producer:
Julian
Wilkinson
Chris Dunkley of the Financial Times airs your comments on BBC programmes and policy.
Contributors
Unknown:
Chris
Dunkley
On the west coast of Ireland you can spend days watching a thin gauzelike veil of fine drizzle fall on the land ... Constant rain: a boon to some, depressing for others - but what of its significance in different cultures? From the northern city of Tromso where it rains every day, to India where the monsoon comes with sudden violence, and Sarawak where the natives have 27 different word for rain - Simon Parkes peers into the drizzle.
Producer Sara Jane Hall
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Parkes
Producer:
Sara Jane
Hall
Julian Pettifer concludes his two-part journey through Indo-China, from the postwar recovery of Vietnam to the atrocities of the "killing fields". Producer Sara Jane Hall
Contributors
Unknown:
Julian
Pettifer
Producer:
Sara Jane
Hall
Nigel Forde discusses Walter de la Mare.
Contributors
Unknown:
Nigel
Forde
Unknown:
Walter
de la Mare.
Salvatore Accardo , Italian violinist and conductor, talks to June Knox Mawer and introduces his recordings of Rossini's String Sonata and Paganini's Violin Concerto No 2 in B minor (La Campanella).
Producer Derek Drescher
Contributors
Unknown:
Salvatore
Accardo
Unknown:
Knox
Mawer
Producer:
Derek
Drescher
A family uncovers 40 years of sexual abuse. Presenter Jenni Mills. Producer Sarah Rowlands
Contributors
Presenter:
Jenni
Mills.
Producer:
Sarah
Rowlands
with Susan Hulme.
Producer Jane Beresford
Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Hulme.
Producer:
Jane
Beresford
Words and music for Whit
Sunday.
God was Already There
Graham Kings reflects on Christianity's encounter with culture in Africa. Music by students at St
Andrew's College, Kabare, on Mount Kenya. Producer Norman Winter
Contributors
Producer:
Norman
Winter