A regional view of farming in the week ahead presented from the South West by Robin Hicks
Producer MARY PRICE BBC Bristol
with Michael Stewart and Jon Silverman
6.30, 7.30. 8.30 News Summary
6.45* Prayer for the Day
7.0, 8.0 Today's News Read by CUVE ROSUN
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
7.45* Thought for the Day Editor JULIAN HOLLAND
A look ahead with Bryan Martin
by SUE TOWNSEND abridged in ten parts by ELIZABETH PROUD with The sequel to The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13J, which takes him from his 15th birthday. Part 6
Producer JOHN TYDEMAN
Who invites you to meet some of the names that are hitting the headlines this week.
Kenneth Robinson adds his own brand of humour.
Producer IAN STRACHAN. Stereo
The Timekeeper by ELSPETH DAVIE
Read by Fraser Ken -Producer MITCH RAPER
New Every Morning, p 46;
Son of the Lord most high (bp 76); Psalm 97: Acts 3, vv 1-11; There is no sorrow, Lord, too light (BP 87) Stereo
Brian Johnston is in Halifax. This traditional centre of textile manufacture is also the home of the biggest building society in the world and 'cats' eyes', invented in Halifax, are still produced there.
Producer JOHN D. WILSON BBC Bristol
Presented by Norman MacCaig Readers JUNE BARRIE and FINLAY WELSH
Producer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol. Stereo
including The Class of 84 Chris Hawksworth joined the 16-year-olds from Class 5R as they left the Lornswood
Comprehensive School in Leeds. More than a third of school leavers in Leeds can't find work. so most face the prospect of training courses, further education, or the dole.
Your and Yours follows the progress of Class 5R as they go for a job interview, or begin a Youth Training Scheme, as they sign on at the Job Centre or seek advice from the careers service, recording the successes and failures of Class 5R. Editor KEN VASS
Sir John Lesley , actor, director, author, lover and PoW, remembers what it felt like when he was young. Find out just who he is ... sorry ... Just find out who he is on Radio Active's Bioshow Presented by Written by GEOFFREY PERKINS and ANGUS DEAYTON plus MORAY HUNTER ,
JOHN DOCHERTY , JON CANTER , HELEN MURRY and NICK WILTON Music by PHILIP POPE and STEVE BROWN
Producer JAMIE Rix
Stereo
Presenter Michael Charlton Editor DEREK LEWIS
for the under-5s Doomuch and Doolittle (1) by JOYCE DUNBAR Read by Peter Tuddenham
Introduced by Sue MacGregor
The First Thing to Go Is the Diaphragm
BOB PRIZEMAN examines the problems of wobble, sweating and 'butterflies' as they affect musicians in performance. The Dancing Bear (4) Editor SANDRA CHALMERS
La Bolshie Vita by KEN WHITMORE
Stereo
A series of five programmes 3: The Village Shopkeeper
Ernest Allen talks to David Willmott about his life as a shopkeeper in the Derbyshire village of Ashbourne. But how long can he hold out against the might of the supermarkets? Producer JULIAN HITCHCOCK BBC Birmingham
The Lantern Bearers (6)
with Gordon Clough and Valerie Singleton
continued on VHF 5.50-5.55
and PAUUNE BUSHNELL including Financial Report
Stereo
(Repeated: Tuesday 1.40 pm)
Why adults can't recall being infants, at what stage babies begin to understand numbers and how toddlers come to imagine a banana is a telephone are the concerns of psychologists at the Medical Research Council's Cognitive Development Unit in London. Peter Evans explores how the scientists are investigating these questions with the help of the children, their parents, Snoopy and a collection of farmyard animals.
Producer DEBORAH COHEN
The last of six programmes in which Stanley Ellis sets out on some of Britain's linguistic
B-roads to discover the wealth of ways in which people talk about their lives, their landscape and their local language. Glasgow
They say that in Glasgow you can pin-point the line of demarcation between broad Glaswegian and genteel
Kelvinside to a particular spot in some streets....
Field research by CUFF HANLEY Producer SIMON ELMES (Revised repeat)
The Mist from the Glen by FREDERICK AICKEN with When Andrew returns to his native Antrim village after many years absence he finds the old friendliness undermined by sectarian suspicions. Even the child he takes under his wing, his sister's little grandson, seems to be involved in something sinister and dangerous.
Directed by PENNY GOLD BBC Northern Ireland
(Repeated: Sunday 2.30 pm) Stereo
A second chance to hear BBC's Rome correspondent, David Willey, reporting from Prato near Florence, on how local industrial and artistic traditions have survived over the centuries. Producer ZAREER MASANI
Presented by Paul Vaughan in London and Paul Allen in Edinburgh, where, to celebrate Scottish Heritage Year, the International Festival is presenting the scandalous
16th-century comedy Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaites.
Producers CARROLL MOORE and RICHARD DUNN
Editor ROSEMARY HART
0 FEATURE: page 10
The Parasites (11)
Presenter Janet Cohen
11.0 Headlines
Editor BLAIR THOMSON on VHF until 11.0
Training Revolution Review In the second of three programmes MARGARET KORVING re-visits Youth Training Scheme managers in Birmingham and Suffolk for their comments on progress so far, and evaluates the role of YTS in the national context.
