15/15. The conductor Vladimir Jurowski talks to Kirsty Young about his life, work and selection of music to take to the imaginary island. Repeated from Sunday at 11.15am
Contributors
Conductor:
Vladimir
Jurowski
Unknown:
Kirsty
Young
5/5. Ridiculed as spinsters and maiden aunts, the women bereft of men by the First World War turned into indomitable figures for whom life seemed to brim with opportunities. By Virginia Nicholson. For further details see Monday Repeated at 12.30am
Burt Caesar discovers the real story behind ER Braithwaite's famous account of life at a uniquely progressive school in Stepney in the early 1950s. Producer Mary Ward-Lowery
5/6. Old Spots before the Eyes. When Brother Luke suggests the Friary gets a pig, the idea of roast ham, glazed with their own honey, is rather appealing to Father Bertie. Comedy of the cloisters by Christopher Lee. Pilgrims and Friars played by Kenneth Danzlger ,
Tracy Pattin , Moira Quirk and Alan Shearman. Director Pete Atkin
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Lee.
Played By:
Kenneth
Danzlger
Played By:
Tracy
Pattin
Played By:
Moira
Quirk
Played By:
Alan
Shearman.
Director:
Pete
Atkin
Brother Martin:
Roy
Dotrice
Father Bertie:
Alfred
Molina
Father Michael:
Martin
Jarvis
Brother Luke:
Darren
Richardson
Mave:
Rosalind
Ayres
With Winifred Robinson and Peter White.
Including at 12.30 Face the Facts. John Waite finds out whether children are being put up for adoption in order to meet Government targets. face the Facts is repeated on Sunday at 9pm You and Yours series editor Andrew Smith
Contributors
Unknown:
Winifred
Robinson
Unknown:
Peter
White.
Unknown:
John
Waite
Editor:
Andrew
Smith
International Cricket England v India
Commentary on the second one-day international at Bristol. Analysis from Sunil Gavaskar , Jack Russell and Justin Langer
For commentators see Tuesday -approximate time TV highlights of today's play are on Five at 12 midnight
Contributors
Unknown:
Sunil
Gavaskar
Unknown:
Jack
Russell
Unknown:
Justin
Langer
By Stephen Phelps. Two childhood friends are reunited 30 years after they were involved in a murder case. As they attempt to rebuild their friendship, one is determined to dig up the past, threatening to divide them once again. Producer/Director Toby Swift
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Phelps.
Director:
Toby
Swift
John:
Jamie
Foreman
Leo:
Gerard
McDermott
Young John:
Joseph
Tremaln
Young Leo:
Steven
Williams
Ellie:
Ella
Smith
6/6. The Island of Hoy, the Orkneys. Clare Balding visits another of the UK's extremities as she journeys to the Orkneys and walks the spectacular coastal path from Rackwick to the Old Man of Hoy. Born and bred on the islands, the writer Morag McGill shares her knowledge and love of the area. Producer Sandra Sykes
5/5. Inappropriate Behaviour. By Dom Joly. strange man intervenes while a woman chats on her phone during a train journey. Read by Emma Currie. For further details see Monday
in History Vincent Graff explores the lucrative world of corporate musical signatures, or "sonics" as they're sometimes called, those four-note, annoyingly unforgettable bing-bongs that may or may not constitute a tune, and meets the composers who write them. Producer Simon Hollis Spoken word choices: page 121
Director of The 40 Year Old Virgin Judd Apatow talks to Andrew Collins about the release of his new film Knocked Up, which has already proven a huge hit in the USA. Marina Hands, star of a new version of Lady Chatterley, is also interviewed. Producer Stephen Hughes
Contributors
Talks:
Virgin Judd
Apatow
Unknown:
Andrew
Collins
Producer:
Stephen
Hughes
Hayley gets Mike back in the saddle. Written by Caroline Harrington Director Kim Greengrass ; Editor Vanessa Whitburn ARCHERS ADDICTS FAN CLUB: send an SAE to: [address removed]
Contributors
Written By:
Caroline
Harrington
Director:
Kim
Greengrass
Editor:
Vanessa
Whitburn
David:
Timothy
Bentinck
Ruth:
Felicity
Finch
Nigel:
Graham
Seed
Elizabeth:
Alison
Dowllng
Tom:
Tom
Graham
Brian:
Charles
Collingwood
Jennifer:
Angela
Piper
Adam:
Andrew
Wlncott
Sid:
Alan
Devereux
Jolene:
Buffy
Davis
Joe:
Edward
Kelsey
Eddie:
Trevor
Harrison
Clarrie:
Rosalind
Adams
Will:
Philip
Molloy
Mike:
Terry
Molloy
Roy:
Ian
Pepperell
Hayley:
Lorraine
Coady
Brenda:
Amy
Shindler
Robert:
Graham
Blockey
Lynda:
Carole
Boyd
Bert:
Eric
Allan
Nic:
Becky
Wright
Scarlett:
Julia
Hills
Marion:
Susan
Jeffrey
10/10. Muriel returns to Marshington in Yorkshire for the annual fete and is faced with a life-changing decision. By Winifred Holtby. For cast and further details see Monday Rptd from 10.45am
Jonathan Dimbleby takes the topical discussion to Liverpool's Everyman Theatre, where an audience canvass the opinions of panellists including the poet Ian McMillan , Daily Mail columnist Peter Oborne and author Louise Bagshawe. Producer Elaine Lester Repeated tomorrow at 1.10pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Dimbleby
Unknown:
Ian
McMillan
Unknown:
Peter
Oborne
Unknown:
Louise
Bagshawe.
Producer:
Elaine
Lester
By Sarah Daniels. What's wrong with Mel's baby? And why does she suddenly befriend her neighbours: a deaf man and a lonely widow? Producer/Director Sally Avens
Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Daniels.
Director:
Sally
Avens
Audrey:
Patricia
Routledge
Ian:
Steve
Day
Jenny:
Caroline
Quentin
5/10. Tragedy strikes the small Scottish town of Monimaskit and Gideon finds himself embroiled in a clandestine liaison. By James Robertson. For further details see Monday
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