Stereo
Presented by John Timpson in London and Brian Redhead at the Labour Party Conference in Blackpool
6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by PETER DONALDSON
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
7.45* Thought for the Day
Part 4
The Gatecrasher by STAN BRADSHAW
Read by Alan Rothwell Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester
Stereo
Music for the High Holy Days of the Jewish year sung by the choir of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogues in London introduced by Rabbi Dr Abraham Levy Producer DAVID CRAIG
How much do you know about your rights at work? Are you legally entitled to holidays? Can you insist on being paid in cash? Can your employer deduct money from your wages if you don't do your job properly?
In the next six weeks
Paul Heiney will be answering your questions on the fast-growing and controversial body of employment law. With the help of lawyers, managers, trade-unionists and, of course, the workers, he'll be trying to make you more aware of your rights.
1: Pay and Conditions Producer JOHN WATKINS Editor LESLIE ROBINSON 0 HELPLINES: page 85
An excursion into the unpredictable reaches of how to get there and back. In the pilot's seat
Christopher Matthew
Feet firmly on the ground Martin Jarvis , Sandy Boler and Johnny Morris
Departures from the script announced by EUGENE FRASER Travel details
CHRISTOPHER MATTHEW
Tour organiser DANNY GREENSTONE Stereo
1.55 Listening Corner Presented by Sheelagh Gilbey. Storyteller Ronnie Letham Today: "The Train that Wouldn't Stay on the Rails" by Caroline D. Emerson
2.5 The Music Box Written and presented by Michael Burnett and Sandra Kerr
2.20 Living Language The Wanderer (2) adapted from "The Odyssey" by Leon Garfield. With Nicky Henson
2.40 Newscast A current affairs series for schools and colleges
Introduced by Sue MacGregor Tea and Sympathy: clergy wives are adept at dispensing both, but where do they turn for help when they themselves need support? SUE MARGOLIS investigates the problems which follow the break-up of a clergy marriage.
Loose Connections (7)
Old Friends by jo GILL
When Lady Marigold Farr , widow and grandmother, lets the ground-floor flat of her
London home, she does so for company - she is not looking for an autumn romance.
Neither is her new tenant,
Oliver Canteau. But things get out of hand.
Pianist KEN MOULE
Directed by JOHN CARDY Stereo
with Neil Landor
Producer NIGEL ACHESON
Stepping Westward (9)
Presenters Robert Williams and Susannah Simons
With PAULINE BUSHNELL including Financial Report
Stereo
(Repeated: Friday 1.40 pm) Written by GRAHAM HARVEY Cast for the week:
BBC Birmingham
Introduced by John Timpson Compiled by LAURIE MASON ProducerCAROLE STONE BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Friday 10.0 am)
Pay and Conditions
Paul Heiney invites you to put your queries about your rights at work to Jeremy McMullen , a barrister specialising in employment law,
Richard Braybrooke of the Institute of Personnel Management, who's had wide experience as a manager in industry and commerce and Pat Leighton , an academic who has studied workers' ignorance of their rights.
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Lines open from 7.0 pm
A magazine for disabled listeners and their families Presenter John Mills Producer MARLENE PEASE Correspondence address: BBC Broadcasting House London WIA 4WW. Phone. [number removed]
(Mon-Fri 10.0 am-5.0 pm)
Terence Blacker advises the sinner on how to recognise those virtues and deal with them.
7: Fidelity
With MARK JONES. MICHAEL JENNER and MONICA GREY Producer HELEN FRY
Presenter Paul Vaughan Producer DANIEL DODD
The Judge and His Hangman (4)
Presented by Janet Cohen in London and Richard Kershaw at the Labour Party
Conference in Blackpool
11.0 Headlines on VHF/FM until 11.0
Caribbean Links (1) A series of six programmes in which Caribbeans in Britain talk about their continuing links with the places from which they have settled here.
1: Juliet Alexander from Guyana Producer JOAN GRIFFITHS
12.30 Microtechnology Why Integrate?
12.50 Microtechnology Logic (RV)
