0 Jesus, I Have Promised (Day of Rest); Ephesians 4, wl-7; Purify My Heart
(Doerksen); Forth In Thy Name (Angel's Song). Director of music Alan Wilson.
With Jenni Murray and guests. Drama: Speaking for Themselves: the Personal Letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. Part 9 of 10. Drama repeated at 7.45pm
By Jenny McDade. 1: Weigh In with Wendy.
A high-fat bittersweet comedy series in five parts for those who believe that there is a thin person inside them begging to get out. Join
Wendy Bottomley and the members of her slimming club. with Anne Reid , Julia Deakin , Tilly Gaunt , Harry Myers and Frances Jeater. Producer Sally Avens
Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny
McDade.
Unknown:
Wendy
Bottomley
Unknown:
Anne
Reid
Unknown:
Julia
Deakin
Unknown:
Tilly
Gaunt
Unknown:
Harry
Myers
Unknown:
Frances
Jeater.
Producer:
Sally
Avens
Graham Pitscottie:
Gareth
Corke
Wendy Bottomley:
Janine
Duvitski
Clive Bottomley:
Michael
Troughton
By David Pownall. Why was Alejandro Garcia Caturla - the renowned Cuban composer - brutally murdered in 1940 on the way to the post office in his home town of Remsdios? Cuban Solo looks at the price of genius, corruption and love.
Director Martin Jenkins
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Pownall.
Unknown:
Alejandro Garcia
Caturla
Director:
Martin
Jenkins
Caturla:
Robert
Glenister
Silvino:
Gerard
Murphy
Priest:
Sean
Barrett
Othon:
Robert
Harper
Arcacha:
Gavin
Muir
4: The Lost Property Auction. A consignment of condensed soup, a brass toilet seat and a stash of bungee tape come under the hammer at Stalybridge in Cheshire. For details see Monday Repeat
At the University of Sussex there is a glass cell only a few hundred billionths of a degree above absolute zero. Trevor Phillips discovers just what this breakthrough might mean for clockmakers, oil explorers and astronauts.
Producer Bruce Whitney Low
E-MAIL: [address removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Trevor
Phillips
Producer:
Bruce Whitney
Low
Vintage sitcom by Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn , starring
Paul Eddington as Jim Hacker and Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey.
Jobs for the Boys. Jim does not know about a shining example of a successful collaboration between government and private industry. with Richard Vernon , Richard Davies , Arthur Cox , Kerry Francis and Gordon Clyde. Producer Pete Atkin Repeat
Contributors
Unknown:
Antony
Jay
Unknown:
Jonathan
Lynn
Unknown:
Paul
Eddington
Unknown:
Jim
Hacker
Unknown:
Nigel
Hawthorne
Unknown:
Richard
Vernon
Unknown:
Richard
Davies
Unknown:
Arthur
Cox
Unknown:
Kerry
Francis
Unknown:
Gordon
Clyde.
Producer:
Pete
Atkin
Bernard:
Derek
Fowlds
Frank:
Bill
Nighy
Mark Lawson chairs the arts programme, charting the changing reputation of Robin Williams - from
Morkto Mrs Doubtfire , Vietnam DJ to voice-over artist, schoolmaster to psychiatrist.
Producer Alison Perks
Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Lawson
Unknown:
Morkto Mrs
Doubtfire
Producer:
Alison
Perks
February 1899. Oxford Town Hall is packed to the rafters. Hundreds have come to the founding meeting of Ruskin College, a radical new experiment in the education of the working man. One hundred years on, Steve Richards , political editor of the New Statesman, asks if there is still a place for an Oxford College dedicated to workers' education, in the age of New Labour.
Producer William Brittain-Catlin
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Richards
Producer:
William
Brittain-Catlin
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