Guest presenters offer a personal point of view.
3: Our Endangered Species. Farmer
Robin Page argues that country people in Britain are an endangered species whose interests need to be protected. A Capron production
Christ the fair glory of the holy angels (Coelites Plaudant); Revelation 12, w 7-12; Magnificent Warrior (Kendrick); Kindle a flame to lighten the dark
(lona Community); Give me the wings of faith to rise (Song 67).
Director of music Stephen Williams.
Philip Madoc stars as the medieval sleuth in Ellis Peters 's five-part series of the chronicles of Brother Cadfael. Narrated by Michael Kitchen. 4:Allies with Trevor Peacock , Mark Lewis Jones. Shaun Prendergast , Siobhan Rynn , Douglas Blackwell and Matthew Morgan. Music by Peter Salem Dramatised by Bert Coules. Producer Neil Cargill
Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Madoc
Unknown:
Ellis
Peters
Unknown:
Michael
Kitchen.
Unknown:
Trevor
Peacock
Unknown:
Mark Lewis
Jones.
Unknown:
Shaun
Prendergast
Unknown:
Siobhan
Rynn
Unknown:
Douglas
Blackwell
Unknown:
Matthew
Morgan.
Music By:
Peter
Salem
Dramatised By:
Bert
Coules.
Producer:
Neil
Cargill
Hugh Beringar:
Jonathan
Tafler
Sister Magdalen:
Susannah
York
Elis:
Jason
Hughes
Melicent:
Katy
Odey
Owain:
Sion
Probert
Jenni Murray talks to garden designer Rosemary Verey about creating a garden. Serial: Joy Elias-Rilwan begins reading Changes by Ghanian writer Ama Ata Aidoo , abridged in eight parts by Ann Rhys-Jones .
Contributors
Talks:
Jenni
Murray
Designer:
Rosemary
Verey
Unknown:
Ama Ata
Aidoo
Unknown:
Ann
Rhys-Jones
Six programmes in which
Harry Thompson recalls our perspective on the world in the inter-war years. 4: Sing Me a Song of the Islands Producer Amanda Mares Rpt
By Tracy Adair-Routh . Penny's gran, Helen, wants them to visit her sister, Ruth, and see the chestnut tree planted by her home the day she was born. with Sunny Ormonde. Director Tanya Nash
Kenneth Glenaan plays Bobby Fortune in lain Black's comic-strip play. With Carol Ann Crawford , Kate Hollands , Crawford Logan , Stuart McQuarrie , Robert Paterson , Rosaleen Pelan , Douglas Russell and John Yule. Director Patrick Rayner
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Glenaan
Unknown:
Bobby
Fortune
Unknown:
Carol Ann
Crawford
Unknown:
Kate
Hollands
Unknown:
Crawford
Logan
Unknown:
Stuart
McQuarrie
Unknown:
Robert
Paterson
Unknown:
Rosaleen
Pelan
Unknown:
Douglas
Russell
Unknown:
John
Yule.
Director:
Patrick
Rayner
Paul Allen reports from the radio and television festival - the Prix Italia.
Based in Bologna, Paul experiences the best in European broadcasting and celebrates the centenary of the inventor of radio - Marconi. Plus a report on this year's Booker shortlist. Producer Julian May. Rvsd rpt 9.30pm
The fiveth of a six-part series with comedian Harry Hill. With Burt Kwouk , Edna Dore , Al Murray , Martin Hyder and special celebrity guests. Producer Jon Magnusson
Contributors
Unknown:
Harry
Hill.
Unknown:
Burt
Kwouk
Unknown:
Edna
Dore
Unknown:
Al
Murray
Unknown:
Martin
Hyder
Producer:
Jon
Magnusson
Six programmes using documentary evidence to throw light on past events. 4: Question of Trust. Gerry Kennedy traces members of a Moscow group which defied the Soviet authorities and contacted western peace movements during the early 1980s. Producer Nigel Acheson
Britain is described as a multicultural community, but beneath the surface of harmony, each group is questioning its place in society. Yasmin Alibhai -Brown explores how "race matters". Producer Mary Price. Rptd Sun 4.15pm
A four-part series in which old and new hands compare notes.
Dinner Ladies. Meat, veg and mash was the meal Nora Jacques served up 34 years ago. Nowadays. Diane Smith is more concerned with healthy options. Producer Lucy Lunt
Contributors
Unknown:
Nora
Jacques
Unknown:
Diane
Smith
Producer:
Lucy
Lunt
Politics, romance and sexual intrigue are combined in Richard Heap's thriller. Seb meets Kelly. Kelly meets Seb.
With Vanessa Rosenthal and Terence Mann Director Nandita Ghose
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