0 come, let us worship (Rachmaninov); Take my life (Nottingham); Mark 14, w 3-9; 0 praise the name of the Lord (Rachmaninov); King of glory, King of peace (Gwalchmai). Director of Music Nigel Swinford.
I To most people, Paddington I means either a station or a bear. But when TV journalist Margaret Jay became Labour frontbench peer Baroness Jay of Paddington, friends' children dubbed her "the Bearess", and the nickname stuck.
1: Paddington Bearess. In the first of three programmes, "the Bearess" explores her urban lair and traces the area's history. Producer Jill Marshall
More corporate capers and off-balance sheet fun with the business panel game. The chairman is Nigel Cassidy , with guests Alastair Ross Goobey , Nigel Whittaker , Sir John Harvey-Jones and Peter Day. Producer Neil Koenig
Contributors
Unknown:
Nigel
Cassidy
Unknown:
Alastair Ross
Goobey
Unknown:
Nigel
Whittaker
Unknown:
John
Harvey-Jones
Unknown:
Peter
Day.
Producer:
Neil
Koenig
in poet John Hegley 's first play, we join him in his local London caff. Then he whisks us away ... by train to Manchester and Wales ... by dreams, songs and poems to Mars, ancient Rome, Jerusalem and the tortures of the end of a love affair.
Music by Nigel Piper . Director Anne Edyvean
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Hegley
Music By:
Nigel
Piper
Director:
Anne
Edyvean
:
John
Johnhegley
Tony:
Tony
Curtis
Man:
Roland
Muldoon
Woman:
Sue
Norton
Acclaimed novelist, free-market crusader and Peruvian presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa has now written a volume of autobiography. And Robert Dawson Scott's studio guest is the award-winning author Anne Fine, known for her children's books like Madame Doubtfire and Hour Babies, who has just completed her third novel for adults.
(Revised repeat at 9.30pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Mario Vargas
Llosa
Unknown:
Robert Dawson
Scott
Unknown:
Anne
Fine
Producer:
Robyn
Read
The villagers of Fenhall are determined to win the shield for the Best Kept Village. But Akerman Flatt refuses to co-operate - not even for the formidable president of the Women's Institute.
Read by Peter Tuddenham.
Contributors
Author:
George Ewart
Evans
Reader:
Peter
Tuddenham
Producer:
Rosemary
Watts
Five-part adaptation of Peter Lovesey 's comedy-thriller, with Ronald Pickup as Walter and Oona Beeson as Alma.
4: Have Walter and Alma really pulled off the perfect murder?
Dramatised by Geoffrey M Matthews Director Matthew Walters
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Lovesey
Unknown:
Oona
Beeson
Unknown:
Have
Walter
Dramatised By:
Geoffrey M
Matthews
Director:
Matthew
Walters
Livy:
Gary
Waldhorn
Marj:
Lorelei
King
Jack:
Steve
Hodson
Barbara:
Teresa
Gallagher
Paul:
James
Telfer
Capt Rostron:
Jonathan
Adams
Finch:
David
Holt
Saxon:
Keith
Drinkel
Doctor:
John
Evitts
A special investigation into the hidden world of the liquidators. Britain's 2,000 insolvency practitioners are charged with rescuing bankrupt companies, or disposing of their assets for the best possible price. But are they exploiting this powerful position for their own ends? Reporter Jolyon Jenkins.
Producer David Haggie
Six programmes about one of the most valuable resources of the modern world - information.
1: The Victorians knew the value of information -they established a national network of local libraries that still exists today. Alun Lewis investigates this early attempt at an information superhighway, and discovers what the future may hold. Producer Peter Croasdale
News, views and information for people with a visual disability.
Presented by Peter White. Producer Dave Harvey
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS: phone [number removed] between 9.30pm and 10.30pm
FACTSHEET: send large sae to [address removed]
HANDBOOK: £17.95, from [address removed]
Rory Maclean explores the journey behind the travel. One eighth of the world's population is on the move every day, and each traveller has a story to tell. Producer Mary Price
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