Presented by Michael Pickstock Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Pebble MM

Hope Sealy in conversation with a special guest.

Presented by Jenni Murray and Peter Hobday
7.0, 8.0 Today's News
Read by CHARLOTTE GREEN
7.25* Sport with CUFF MORGAN
7.30,8.30 News Summary
7.40*, 8.47* Today's Papers
7.45 In Perspective with ROSEMARY HARTILL , the BBC'S
Religious Affairs Correspondent
8.25 The Weeklies
With MARTIN WAINWRIGHT
8.35 Yesterday in Parliament Editor JENNY ABRAMSKY

Presented by Cliff Morgan
It's a very busy and important weekend in the world of boxing: Britain's Dennis Andries defends his WBC Light
Heavyweight title against
Thomas 'Hitman' Hearns in Detroit; while in Las Vegas the exciting Heavyweight Mike Tyson meets
James 'Bonecrusher' Smith for the WBA and WBC titles. Back at home - in the Five
Nations Rugby Championship - Wales play England, and Scotland travel to Paris to take on the French.
Producer EMILY MCMAHON
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Bernard Falk reports on holidays and travel with Susan Marling and Nigel Coombs
Producer JENNY MALLINSON DUFF

Ned Sherrin , with studio guests, and regular and irregular contributions from the likes of Victoria Mather, Stephen Fry , Craig Charles and Robert Elms. Plus the Occasional Diary of Mat Coward
Additional material by WOLFGANG PLOCKER
Producers IAN GARDHOUSE and CATHIE MAHONEY

Peter Riddell , Political Editor of the Financial Times, presents a personal review of a week in parliamentary life. Producer SHEILA COOK

(Re-broadcast on Monday at 10.0am)

(Details on Monday at 6.30pm)

The Rt Hon Tony Benn , mp Alan Beith , mp
Nicholas Winterton , mp Denise Robertson

A series of 13 programmes
8: The Free Cinema Movement Dilys Powell continues her series into the late 1950s when the Free Cinema Movement began. Directors
Lindsay Anderson and Karel Reisz talk about their own work along with actors Malcolm McDowell and Alan Bates.
Researcher KAREN WALKER
Producer DAVID PEET. BBC Wales

On the Black Hill by BRUCE CHATWIN dramatised by CHARLES WAY with Robert Blythe and and "The twins had lived all their lives on a farm called The
Vision. The border of England and Wales ran right down the middle of their staircase. I could see them but they couldn't see me.'
The Jones family and their relationship with the land they farmed is discovered by Kevin, who will in time take his place on the hill.
Directed on location in the Black Mountains by ADRIAN MOURBY
BBCWales.Stereo

Presented by Peter Evans

The Landfrom the Bottom of the Sea
Much of Holland was once beneath the sea but, despite being a man-made landscape, it is rich in wildlife. Derek Jones joins Mike Weston and Brian Gardner among the Dutch ducks, geese and birds of prey.

with Bill Wallis. David Tate Jon Glover and Sally Grace

With SIMON VANCE including Sports Round-up

Saturday evening conversation Music by INSTANT SUNSHINE
Producer MICHAEL EMBER. Stereo

The Chancer by ALLAN PRIOR
Mitch is one of life's chancers, a minor con-man, and currently a double-glazing salesman. He meets up with Eva, whose husband Baron is in prison after a big robbery. With Mitch's help Eva plans Baron's escape, and is promised something for his trouble. What he gets, however, is not what he expects.
Directed by GERRY JONES Stereo
(Re-broadcast on Monday at 3. Opm)

'Milton Keynes is a fine place all right. Truly a new Jerusalem. But there is another face to the city and that's why folk like you and me shouldn't go to the Thursday flea market.' A cautionary tale from Alex Ferguson BBC Manchester
(Re-broadcast on Monday at 4. 15pm)

Presented by Richard Baker Producer JUDITH ROLES . Stereo

SS-GB by LEN DEIGHTON abridged in 13 parts by NEVILLE TELLER
Read by Paul Daneman 10: Detention Camp Producer PAMELA HOWE BBC Bristol

A reflection led by The Rev Richard Harries Stereo

I Bought a Castle
Most castles in Wales are empty shells, but Penhow is different. History comes alive here for thousands of people every year, thanks to the flair and ingenuity of film producer Stephen Weeks. He bought it for a song in 1973, when much of it was derelict, and has since restored this ancient home of the Seymours. Phil Rickman joins him on an unusual guided tour of Wales's oldest lived-in castle.
Producer HERBERT WILLIAMS BBC Wales

with Nigel Forde
Serious, and not so serious, poetry from the pen of Nigel Forde
Producer VICTOR LEWIS SMITH Stereo (R)

by TED WALKER and COUN ROSE 4: Up the Pole
(Details on Friday at 12.27pm)

presents
It Didn't Happen in Guildford
It doesn't do to upset the gods of the Underworld, as Cliffhanger reveals in this week's plague-ridden tale. If it didn't happen in Guildford - whence did it happen? Dallas? Denver? Or somewhere else?
Written and performed by Robin Driscoll ,
Peter McCarthy. Rebecca Stevens and Tony Haase
Producer NICK SYMONS BBC Manchester. Stem

followed by an interlude