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Producers Alasdair Cross , John Harvey and Ruth Kiely
Contributors
Producers:
Alasdair
Cross
Producers:
John
Harvey
Producers:
Ruth
Kiely
with David Weitzman.
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Weitzman.
With James Naughtie and Sue MacGregor.
6.45 Business News
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Bill Westwood.
LETTERS: Today, BBC, London W1A 1AA. FAX: [number removed]E-MAIL: today@nca.bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Naughtie
Unknown:
Sue
MacGregor.
Unknown:
Bill
Westwood.
Tony Benn recalls how the Labour
Cabinet came close to despair in 1979. Producer Keith Jones
Contributors
Producer:
Keith
Jones
with Melvyn Bragg and guests. Producer Ruth Gardiner
Contributors
Unknown:
Melvyn
Bragg
Producer:
Ruth
Gardiner
From the chapel of Selwyn College,
Cambridge. Led by Rev Stephen Shipley with the chapel choir, directed by Andrew Gant. Organist Jeremy Llewellyn. Reading: Isaiah 60, w 1-5 and 17-20. Behold! the mountain of the Lord
(Glasgow); 0 nata lux (Tallis); Light out of darkness (Gant); Thou whose almighty word (Moscow).
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev Stephen
Shipley
Organist:
Andrew
Gant.
Organist:
Jeremy
Llewellyn.
Writer and director Anthony Minghella , Perhaps best known for his film Truly, Madly, Deeply, chooses his favourite pieces of writing. The readers include Juliet Stevenson and Alan Rickman. Producer Julian Wilkinson
Contributors
Director:
Anthony
Minghella
Unknown:
Juliet
Stevenson
Unknown:
Alan
Rickman.
Producer:
Julian
Wilkinson
Stories fom the Hindu tradition.
6: The Advent of Krishna
Readers Art Malik, Mamta Kaash and Nitish Bharadwaj.
Music by Malcolm Clarke. Producer Juli Wills Rpt
Contributors
Unknown:
Mamta
Kaash
Unknown:
Nitish
Bharadwaj.
Music By:
Malcolm
Clarke.
Producer:
Juli Wills
Rpt
Introduced by Jenni Murray. Serial: A
Temporary Affair (5) by Imogen Parker. Read in 12 episodes by Jan Francis. Abridged by Meg Clarke
Editors Sally Feldman and Claire Seterie
Contributors
Introduced By:
Jenni
Murray.
Unknown:
Imogen
Parker.
Unknown:
Jan
Francis.
Abridged By:
Meg
Clarke
Editors:
Sally
Feldman
Editors:
Claire
Seterie
with Vincent Duggleby.
Producer Tim Bowter. UNES OPEN from 10.00am
Contributors
Unknown:
Vincent
Duggleby.
Producer:
Tim
Bowter.
with Daire Brehan.
Contributors
Unknown:
Daire
Brehan.
Dawn French, John Thomson , Stephen Tompkinson and Dick Vosburgh are this week's celebrity panel on the movie quiz. lain Johnstone is in the chair. Producer Andy Aliffe
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Thomson
Unknown:
Stephen
Tompkinson
Unknown:
Dick
Vosburgh
Producer:
Andy
Aliffe
# See Face behind the Voice: page 9
Based on a short story by the 20s writer Stacy Aumonier.
A young girl struggles to study the piano amidst the hostility of her family.
Piano played by Oona Beeson Dramatised by Brett Usher
Director Matthew Walters Rpt
Contributors
Unknown:
Stacy
Aumonier.
Played By:
Oona
Beeson
Dramatised By:
Brett
Usher
Director:
Matthew
Walters
Gabril:
Trevor
Peacock
Lena:
Oona
Beeson
Winscomb:
John
Baddeley
Sir Robert:
Brett
Usher
Selma:
Elaine
Claxton
Katie:
Rachel
Atkins
Mischa:
Malcolm
Ward
Paul:
Tom
Bevan
Evie:
Harriet
Usher
with Gerry Anderson. Editor Sharon Banoff
PHONE/ANSWERPHONE: [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Gerry
Anderson.
Editor:
Sharon
Banoff
Robert Dawson Scott sees
Richard Eyre 's first opera production of La Traviata at the Royal Opera House, and visits the museum of the year - Tower Museum, Derby.
Producer Julian May. Revised rpt at 9.30pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert Dawson
Scott
Unknown:
Richard
Eyre
by Bernard Taylor.
"As the beneficiary of Aunt Em's will, I felt it was quite unreasonable of her to live so long and look so healthy. Something would have to be done." Read by Mark Straker. Producer Matthew Walters
Contributors
Unknown:
Bernard
Taylor.
Read By:
Mark
Straker.
Producer:
Matthew
Walters
Repeated from Saturday 12.25pm
Too many mums at Glebe ...
Presented by Derek Cooper. Revised
Contributors
Presented By:
Derek
Cooper.
by Ronan Bennett , with Michael Melia as Maurice and David Herlihy as Emmet. Emmet is a Northern Irish prisoner in an English jail. He believes that anger is the best response to the absurdities and injustices of his situation. Those around him preach patience.
Director Pam Brighton
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronan
Bennett
Unknown:
Michael
Melia
Unknown:
David
Herlihy
Unknown:
Emmet.
Emmet
Director:
Pam
Brighton
First prison officer:
Tom
Magill
Second prison officer:
Colin
Carnegie
Third prison officer:
Anthony
Frew
Visit prison officer:
Trevor
Moore
Russell Davies cherishes the institutions which have made Britain great. 4: Police
Producer Noah Richler
Contributors
Unknown:
Russell
Davies
with Robin Lustig.
Contributors
Unknown:
Robin
Lustig.
In 19th-century Glasgow a Frankenstein-like experiment is about to begin. Jimmy Chisholm reads a ten-part adaptation of Alasdair Gray 's satirical gothic romance. Abridged by Alasdair Gray. Producer Bruce Young First broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland
Contributors
Unknown:
Jimmy
Chisholm
Unknown:
Alasdair
Gray
Abridged By:
Alasdair
Gray.
The topical magazine programme. Producer Sally Kirkwood
Contributors
Producer:
Sally
Kirkwood
1: Lister Avenue, Doncaster, South Yorkshire. The nation already knows Lister Avenue in Doncaster. The street and its corner shop are the setting for Ronnie Barker 's long-running comedy Open All Hours, but the reality is more surprising. Tony Wilkinson spends a week discovering an oasis of traditional values. A Tony Wilkinson production
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronnie
Barker
Unknown:
Tony
Wilkinson
Unknown:
Tony
Wilkinson
Final part of the comedy series by Martin Davies. The Friendly. Violence and bruised limbs are not the only unfortunate consequences of an ill-advised meeting between St Andrew's 1st XI and Kingsway Industrial Estate, Celtic. Producer Richard Wilson
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Davies.
Producer:
Richard
Wilson
Father Benedict:
Desmond
Barrit
Mrs Patterson:
Brenda
Blethyn
Robert Patterson:
Richard
Pearce
Barbara Patterson:
Melanie
Hudson
Andy:
Mark
Straker
Janet:
Nicola
Buckingham
Guy:
Henry
Woolley
Mr Plant:
Peter
Serafinowicz