Listings
: Farming Today
Producers John Harvey and Ruth KielyContributors
: Today
with Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor.6.45 Business News
7.25 , 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Daywith Pauline Webb.
Contributors
: Parting Shots
A series of "audio notelets" fromJulian Critchley , MP, to his successor Gerald Howarth , helped by his friends Michael Heseltine and Lord Howe. 1: How Not to Get Involved in Politics. Saucy goings-on at the Sorbonne. Producer Jane Ray
Contributors
: News
: Start the Week
with Melvyn Bragg and guests. Producer Ruth GardinerContributors
: Daily Service
from Fisherwich Presbyterian Church, Belfast. Led by the Rev Dr Robert Tosh. Micah 7, w 1-10. The choir of Victoria College conducted by Lorraine Stanley.Contributors
: Families and How to Survive Them
John Cleese and his former psychiatrist Dr Robin Skynner discuss relationships. 5: Fathering - and Authority Producers Jonathan James-Moore and Rachel YorkeContributors
: The Bible
The Letters of Paul Galatians to Thessalonians. Read in eight episodes by Timothy West. 5: Philippians.Abridged by Anthony Kearey Producer Christine Morgan
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Jenni Murray.Part ten of Human Voices by Penelope Fitzgerald. Read by Penelope Wilton. Abridged by David Dorward. Editor Sally Feldman
Contributors
: Money Box Live: [number removed]
Producer Tim Bowler. LINES OPEN from 10.00amContributors
: You and Yours
with John Howard.Editor Ken Vass
Contributors
: Counterpoint
Tony Claydon from North London, Jim Eccleson from Birkenhead and IanKinloch from Wrexham face the music from chairman Ned Sherrin.
Producer Jo Clegg
Contributors
: A Wing and a Prayer
by Sue Limb. Rose, having come to terms with her husband's leaving her for a younger woman, is forced to reassess her life in the wake of a tragic death.Director Gordon House (Firsttmadcaston World Service)
Contributors
: Test Match Special
West Indies v EnglandCommentary on the third day's play in the Fifth Test from Antigua, by Jonathan Agnew , Peter Baxter , Vic Marks and Christopher Martin-Jenkins . With expert comment from Trevor Bailey and Viv Richards. Including at 5.00 PM as FM.
* Approximate time only
Contributors
: Anderson Country
Call Gerry Anderson on [number removed]. Editor Sharon BanoffContributors
: News
: Kaleidoscope
Paul Vaughan reports on the first show of Elizabeth Watson 's art for 40 years, and meets 13-year-old virtuoso violinist Sarah Chang , already an international star. Producer Jerome Weathera Id (Revised repeat 9.30pm)Contributors
: Short Story: Birdsong
by Vincent Mcinerney. Read by James Ellis. Producer Michael EarleyContributors
: News
: The Archers
A shock for Ruth.: The Monday Play: Come to the Circus
by Lesley Davies. It's easy for parents to misunderstand adolescents. On a family holiday, Sam's cries for helpgo unheard. Director Cherry CooksonContributors
: The New Recruit
3: RockStars. Toyah Willcox , veteran rock star, offers advice to newcomer Roz King. Producer Lucy LuntContributors
: Kaleidoscope
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm): The World Tonight
with Maya Even.: Book at Bedtime: Uncle Fred in the Springtime
Crawford Logan reads the sixth part of PG Wodehouse's classic comedy.Abridged by Patrick Carroll. Producer Patrick Rayner
Contributors
: On the Ropes
In the last in the series John Humphrys talks to Sara Parkin , former Chair of the Green Party, about the internal politics that eventually brought about her resignation. Producer Alison PerksContributors
: The Older Woman
Martin Clunes , Zoe Wanamakerand Toyah Willcox star in Tony Bagley 's comedy.4: Roy's knight-in-shining-armourfantasies seem to have become a reality. Music by Julian Wastall. Theme sung by Toyah Willcox Producer Paul Schlesinger
Contributors
: News
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