Peter Sissons puts listeners' questions to Liberal Democrat Charles Kennedy. PHONE: [number removed]. Local call rates apply SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST with BBC1
The fourth of five episodes by Patricia Cumper. Is Gloria becoming the girl her mother always dreamed of? Director Marion Nancarrow
Contributors
Unknown:
Patricia
Cumper.
Director:
Marion
Nancarrow
Gloria:
Diane
Parish
Mother:
Dona
Croll
Lionel:
Patrick
Robinson
George:
Jamie
Glover
Margaret:
Amanda
Gordon
DrWeekes:
Sean
Baker
Man:
Sean
Baker
Neighbour:
Ann
Beach
Mrs Compton:
Joanna
Monro
Harry:
Nicolas
Colicos
Jimmy:
Mark
Bonnar
From the Church of St Mary and St John, Cowley, Oxford. Led by Canon
David Winter, with Voces Sacrae. Now Is Eternal Life (Christchurch); John 19, w25-27; 0 Salutaris Hostia
(Rossini); All for Jesus. Director of music Judy Martin.
Chirs Kelly looks at the people he most admires. In the first of four programmes, he explores the lesser-known facts concerning a fictional American president. Producer Kathy Smith
A musician and his market-trader wife accept an invitation to buy the stage costumes of a seventies pop legend. Dominic Power's chiller sees them caught in a Gothic underworld where both the living and the dead are too close for comfort.
Pianist Paul Jones. Director Michael Fox
Contributors
Pianist:
Paul
Jones.
Director:
Michael
Fox
Howard Chapman:
Mick
Ford
Polly Chapman:
Kathryn
Hunt
Bronwen:
Brigit
Forsyth
Whistler:
Andrew
Schofield
Maggie:
Sharon
Muircroft
Radio voices:
Jimmi
Hibbert
Paul Allen reviews a new play at the Dundee Rep, A Greater Tomorrow, about Scots volunteers who fought in the Spanish Civil War. And, on the 80th anniversary of the burial of Edward Thomas , a fresh look at his poetry and its influence.
Producer Julian May. Revised repeat at 9.30pm
By Margaret McAllister. An 86-year-old spinster has trouble sleeping. A sharp cry from her niece's bedroom disturbs her. She reflects on other broken nights, more than half a lifetime ago, in Africa, when she fell in love once and for ever with a man who could never be hers. Read by Daphne Oxenford. Producer Melanie Harris Repeat
Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
McAllister.
Read By:
Daphne
Oxenford.
Producer:
Melanie
Harris
The fourth episode in a new six-part series for comedian Harry Hill. With Burt Kwouk, Edna Dore, Al Murray, Martin Hyder, Matt Bradstock and Peter Serafinowicz.
Contributors
Comedian:
Harry
Hill.
[Actor]:
Burt
Kwouk
[Actor]:
Edna
Dore
[Actor]:
Al
Murray
[Actor]:
Martin
Hyder
[Actor]:
Matt
Bradstock
[Actor]:
Peter
Serafinowicz
Producer:
Phil
Bowker
A four-part series which uses the clues gleaned from gardens of different religious cultures to explore our ideas of paradise.
4: The Memory Garden. If paradise is a memory, then just whose memory is it? Noah Richler visits California, Utah and Arizona, and discusses the very idea of paradise with evolutionary psychiatrist Anthony Stevens , sociobiologist Walter Burket , and the director of Kew Gardens, Sir Ghillian Prance.
Music by Jeremy Peyton-Jones Producer Noah Richier
Contributors
Unknown:
Noah
Richler
Unknown:
Anthony
Stevens
Unknown:
Walter
Burket
Music By:
Jeremy
Peyton-Jones
Producer:
Noah
Richier
The Public Purse
In the second of the special general election programmes, Peter Kellner chairs a discussion between politicians from the major parties and Andrew Dilnot , Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, on Britain's economy. What are the real questions about tax and public spending, and how do the parties measure up? Producer Michael Blastland.
TRANSCRIPTS: available for purchase from
BBC NewsLine, PO Box 5080. London W12 6AJ. PHONE: (0181) [number removed]for more information Repeated Sunday 4.15pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Kellner
Unknown:
Andrew
Dilnot
Producer:
Michael
Blastland.
In the second of her three talks about life at the Job Club, Sara Monk gets a day's work as a supply English teacher in the local comprehensive school - and begins to wish she never had. Producer Mark Burman
By Steve Hennessey. Tom, a schoolboy, hatches a plan to run away from home to watch whales in their native waters. But his plans go awry when he meets two sinister characters. with John Jardine. Director Michael Fox Repeat
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Hennessey.
Unknown:
John
Jardine.
Director:
Michael
Fox
Tom:
Guy
Bingley
Robbo:
Russell
Parry
Terry:
Robert
Whelan
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