Martin Jarvis performs the last of this week's stories by Richmal Crompton. William has always prided himself on his special relationship with all the dogs of the village, and it seems that most of them have a part to play in this mini-saga of loss and redemption.
(For details see Monday Repeated at 12.30am)
1:WarandPeaceandQuietinthePas-de-Calais
Superchef Jean-Christophe Novelli invites presenter
Arthur Smith to his hometown of Arras to find out why a chefwould dream of leaving France, and to explore the tunnels beneath the city. which hold clues to the history of the region. Arthur also takes the opportunity to fire an arrow across the field at
Agincourt and to follow in the footsteps of Laurence Olivier and Kenneth Branagh , but with a better haircut. Producer Sara Jane Hall
Contributors
Unknown:
Superchef Jean-Christophe
Novelli
Presenter:
Arthur
Smith
Unknown:
Laurence
Olivier
Unknown:
Kenneth
Branagh
Producer:
Sara Jane
Hall
Christopher Fitz-Simon 's six-part comedy-drama.
5: Butler's Funeral Furnishers have managed to see off the Nearys' objections to their new crematorium in Skibbogue, but no one had reckoned on Margot Neary spreading a deeply unpleasant rumour about
Frances's relationship with Finbar Doran.
Frances Syslvestral le Touzel Margot MarionO'
Dwyer Frances SylvestraLeTouzel
Music by Neil Brand Director Eoin O'Callaghan
1
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Fitz-Simon
Unknown:
Margot
Neary
Unknown:
Finbar
Doran.
Unknown:
Dwyer Frances
Sylvestraletouzel
Music By:
Neil
Brand
Pinbar:
Kilian
McKenna
Ita:
Anna
Manahan
PJ:
Tp
McKenna
Margot:
Marion
O'Dwyer
Timsy:
Dermot
Crowley
Bernie:
Marcella
Riordan
Elvis:
Alan
Mooney
In the first of the new series Emily Buchanan returns with the pick of the best English language radio from around the world. This week she presents a selection of the most gripping and surprising radio drama. Producer Arlene Gregorius
(Repeated Sunday 6.15pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Emily
Buchanan
Producer:
Arlene
Gregorius
By Paul Mendelson. If we could meet ourselves when we were young, what would we tell ourselves? What could we learn? And would we even recognise parh nthpr? eachother?
KirstieAblgail DochertySusie
Other parts played by members of the cast Director David Ian Neville
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Mendelson.
Director:
David Ian
Neville
William:
David
Rintoul
Susannah:
Vivien
Heilbron
Kirstie:
Abigail
Docherty
James:
Finlay
McLean
Will:
James
MacKenzie
Susie:
Joanne
Bett
City Escapes. In this new series Clare Balding
Sofessomespectacularwalks that can be found less than an hour away from our major cities. The
Giant's Causeway is a spectacular piece of Ireland's s north Antrim coast, a place where myth and science meet. For over 300 years visitors have pondered the choice between giants and geology to explain this natural and cultural wonder. producer Lucy umt
When a school catering assistant becomes the pen-friend of a teacher from Poland, the pair discover a mutual love of poetry and begin a regular correspondence. When she discovers that he plans to visit her school she is terrified of what will happen when he finds out that she has failed to correct his mistaken assumption that she is a teacher. Read by Lesley Sharp.
5: Rio and the Houseboat? In the final programme the explorers find Dog's Home and Rio Bay, and meet a surprise guest on Captain Flint's houseboat. For details see Monday
As the House of Lords prepares to review religious offences, Marcel Berlins considers what merit there may be in maintaining a law of blasphemy. Plus his regular analysis of recent key court judgments.
Producer Simon Coates
Mouthwatering chunks of Alan Coren , Linda Smith , Sandi Toksvig and Ki rsty Wark , who gettheirteeth into this week's news. Chaired by Simon Hoggart. Producer Lucy Armitage Repeated Saturday 12.30pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Alan
Coren
Unknown:
Linda
Smith
Unknown:
Sandi
Toksvig
Unknown:
Ki Rsty
Wark
Unknown:
Simon
Hoggart.
Producer:
Lucy
Armitage
Secrets and lies.
Written by Mary Cutler Director Julie Beckett
Editor Vanessa Whitburn ARCHERS ADDICTS FAN CLUB: send an SAE to [address removed]
Contributors
Written By:
Mary
Cutler
Director:
Julie
Beckett
Editor:
Vanessa
Whitburn
Alistair:
Michael
Lumsden
Shula:
Judy
Bennett
David:
Timothy
Bentinck
Ruth:
Felicity
Finch
Elizabeth:
Alison
Dowling
Brian:
Charles
Collingwood
Jennifer:
Angela
Piper
Joe:
Edward
Kelsey
Eddie:
Trevor
Harrison
William:
Philip
Molloy
Ed:
Barry
Farrlmond
Susan:
Charlotte
Martin
Caroline:
Sara
Coward
Janet:
Moir
Leslie
Greg:
Marc
Finn
Tim:
Jay
Villiers
Siobhan:
Caroline
Lennon
Fallon:
Joanna Van
Kampen
Jazzer:
Ryan
Kelly
Oliver:
Michael
Cochrane
The last part of Jyll Bradley and Jonquil Panting's horticomedy. 5: Sorrel's Secret Garden. In which Sorrel propagates unexpectedly.
For details see Monday Repeated from 10.45am
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the debate from All Saints' Church, High Wycombe, with a panel which includes Steve Norris, historian Peter Hennessy and Baroness Young, chairman of English Nature. Producer Lisa Jenkinson
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Dimbleby
Unknown:
Steve
Norris
Unknown:
Peter
Hennessy
Producer:
Lisa
Jenkinson
By Don Taylor. A man finds himself in a city he doesn't recognise, projected into a series of situations over which he has no control - some comic, some dramatic, some terrifying. Then he finds a letter in his pocket, which starts him on a strange journey to most unexpected destinations.
Director Don Taylor
Contributors
Unknown:
Don
Taylor.
Director:
Don
Taylor
The man:
Anton
Lesser
The voice:
Michael
Pennington
The stranger:
Edward
Petherbrldge
Clio:
Alison
Skilbeck
TV executive:
Paul
Ritter
The young man:
Jonathan Dryden
Taylor
Lavatory attendant:
Bill
Wallis
The girl:
Louisa Milward
Halgh
Game show host:
Robert
Webb
The freshest new writing on the radio. This week Chris Bigsby is joined by the laid-back writer Howard Jacobson and the highly driven businesswoman and Financial Times columnist Mrs Moneypenny to battle out the tricky question of competition.
Contributors
Presenter:
Chris
Bigsby
Guest:
Howard
Jacobson
Guest:
'Mrs
Moneypenny'
Producer:
Jane
Greenwood
Lucie Skeaping traces the story of the salvage and replication of the musical instruments which went down with Henry VIH 'sflagshipthe MaryRosein 1545, and finds out what they tell us about Tudor music and musicians, both at sea and on land. Producer Clare Csonka
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