Presented by Peter Hobday in London and Brian Redhead at the Trades Union Congress in Brighton
6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
6.45* Prayer for the Day
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by DAVID HITCHINSON
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
7.45* Thought for the Day

Part 5

Colin Semper airs your comments and pursues your complaints and queries about the BBC. its programmes and policies.
Producer JANET THOMAS
(Repeated: Sunday 6.45 pm)

by Jill Norris
Read by Shirley Dixon

nem, p 110; Shepherd divine. our wants relieve (BBC HB 348); Psalm 116; Acts 8, w
26-39; Christ, above all glory seated (BBC HB 121) Stereo

I'm convinced it's better for a writer to know a little bit of the world remarkably well than to know a great part of the world remarkably little.
(THOMAS HARDY)
In the first of three programmes,
Desmond Hawkins sets out on a journey through that partly-real, partly-dream country Hardy portrayed with such intensity in his poems and novels. with Readers PAULINE WYNN and DOUGLAS LEACH
Producer JOHN KNIGHT BBC Bristol
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(The full binaural effect can only be received by listening with stereo headphones)
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Joe Henson takes an affectionate look at the unnatural selection of the cow. Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol

Presenter Pattie Coldwell

Presenter Brian Widlake

SAM KELLY reads Mouse Gets Caught by ROGER HARGREAVES

Introduced from Birmingham by Marjorie Lofthouse No Stone Unturned
Everywhere you look in CHRIS BAINES ' garden there is something of interest - whether it is wild flowers, birds, or the thousands of creepy crawlies that live under the stones.
This month Chris and MARGARET HORSFIELD lift a few stones and see what lives underneath. Producer ANN TENNANT BBC Birmingham
The Fall of the Sparrow (3)

by HOWARD SPRING freely adapted for radio in eight episodes by KEN WHITMORE with 5: Deaths and Entrances Period 1890
Directed by TREVOR HILL BBC Manchester Stereo

The playwright Henry Livings muses on some of his experiences as an actor. BBC Manchester

Order smoked salmon in a restaurant or choose a frozen cutlet of Scotch salmon in the supermarket and the chances are it was not caught by a fisherman with rod and line, netted or even taken illegally by a poacher - it probably came from a salmon farm in Scotland. A surprising amount of the world s fish protein comes from aquaculture. China supplies a vast proportion of its needs from inland carp farms; Israel is developing carp farming rapidly and the rainbow trout industry in Europe produces more than 100,000 tons. In the last ten years more than 100 salmon farms have grown up in the Scottish highlands and already they produce 3,000 tons of fresh salmon each year. Angus Morgan ,
Angus MacPhee , Dick Alderson ,
Alistair Hutcheson , Graham WiUoughby and Paul MacIntyre report from Marine Harvest, Scotland's biggest salmon farming operation and from other salmon farming operations in Scotland. Producer ROY RONNIE

Act of Mercy (5)

Presenters Robert Williams and Gordon Clough continued on VHFIFM 5.50-5.55

With BRIAN PERKINS including Financial Report

with Clive Jacobs bringing you the stories behind the scenes in the world of travel and transport with help from ALANAH MARTIN. TOM BOSWELL and RICHARD HUDSON EVANS Producer IRENE MALLIS
Editor ROGER MACDONALD

(Repeated: Monday 1.40 pm)

Margaret Howard presents her selection of extracts from BBC radio and television programmes over the past seven days
Producer LIBBY SPURRIER
(Repeated: Saturday 10.30 am) Stereo

A personal portrait of a public figure or the story of a private individual.

Lindsay Anderson presents his personal choice of prose and poetry with Jill Bennett and Frank Grimes
'Lucidity, directness of communication, clarity of thought; these are the qualities I like in poetry.'
(Repeated: Saturday 1.10 pm) Stereo

Strike calls as car company bosses pocket bonuses while the workers still suffer from pay cuts. Show more

by Alistair Cooke
(Repeated: Sunday 9.15 am)

Sheridan Morley presents tonight's edition which includes interviews, news and reviews of films, books, plays, broadcasting, music and exhibitions.
Producer JOHN BOUNDY

Wide Sargasso Sea (5)

Presented by Richard Kershaw in London and Peter Paterson at the Trades Union Congress in Brighton
11.0 Headlines on VHFIFM until 11.0

11.0 Staying in Business Anyone can start a business - but what does it take to keep it going? In these six programmes PETER HOBDAY finds out about the surprises, crises and decisions that can crop up in the early years of a new enterprise.
6: Money for Growth
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.

Part two of a selection of songs, sketches and monologues chosen from the 1984 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Producers ALAN NIXON and JENNIE CAMPBELL
(Repeated: Saturday 5.25 pm)