Farming, food and countryside news, market trends, weather

With THE REV PRYDERI LLWYD JONES Stereo

Presented by Brian Redhead and John Humphrys
6.30,7.30,8.30 News Summary
6.45* Business News With PETER DAY
7.0,8.0 Today's News
Read by PETER DONALDSON
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
With CHARLES COL VILE
7.45* Thought for the Day
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament

Your chance to discuss yesterday's Budget proposals and put your questions direct to the Money Box team: Louise Botting , Vincent Duggleby , Christopher Gilchrist and Philip Hardman
Will the Chancellor have managed to find the money to make all his hoped-for tax cuts? How will your take-home pay be affected? What impact will the measures have on your savings and investments? Lines openfrom 8.0am

This week the team travels to
Leicestershire, where members of the Burbage Allotment and Gardening Association put their horticultural queries to Dr Stefan Buczacki ,
Fred Downham and Geoffrey Smith. Chairman Clay Jones Producer DIANA STENSON BBC Manchester

Call Me Lizzy by JOHN H. MILLER
Read by John Westbrook
Graham has a job to do, felling the huge elm tree that could fall at any moment. But Graham faces opposition - and then danger from the tree itself Producer MITCH RAPER

NEM, p71; Take up thy cross (BBC HB 369); Psalm 126; Matthew 8, w 5-13; Soldiers of Christ, arise (BBC HB 366). Stereo

Presented by Dilly Barlow
Questions, on postcards only please, to: Enquire Within,
BBC, London W1A 4WW
Producer ANDREW PARFITT

Presented by John Howard including the second of three weekly features following the progress of a heart transplant patient, a former Deputy Chief Constable.
Reporter Glyn Jones

by DICK FRANCIS (5)

Presented by Sir Robin Day

1.55 Listening Comer Today's songs: Boys and Girls Come out to Play
2.5 Looking at Nature Amphibians: Follow the successful tadpole-rearing hints and then begin your observations. Which journeys do tadpoles prefer? Stereo (e)
2.20 Listening and Reading 8: Yannikas and Marika A Czech folk tale read by JOHNHOLUSfe)
2.30 Pictures in Your Mind (Poetry): Not What it Seems by KATHY HENDERSON (R) (e)
2.40 Real World A short course on problem-solving and decision-making, linked to BTEC's Common Skills and Core Themes 8: Celebration Practical skills - organising and implementing plans (e)

Introduced by Sarah Dunant Guest of the Week: Tom Conti Serial: Pack of Cards 2: Bus-Stop

by Anthony Walters
After years of enjoyably teaching Classics in an independent school, Tony Freeman has his dormant radical sympathies stirred by a student teacher and finds the consequences truly educative.
BBC Manchester. Stereo

A series of seven programmes in which the poet George MacBeth presents poems about animals 2: Domestic Animals Readers JILL BALCON and PETER WICKHAM Producer ALEC REID

Reporter Stuart Simon Producer JOHN FORSYTH Editor BRIAN WALKER BBC Manchester

Messiaenic
Roman Catholicism and the natural world are the inspiration for much of Olivier Messiaen 's sumptuous and colourful music.
Michael Oliver profiles one of this century's greatest living composers and visits a festival of his work at the Royal Academy of Music.
Producer RACHEL YORKE

Presented by Robert Williams and Susannah Simons continuedon VHFIFMS.S0-5.S5pm

With DAVID SYMONDS including Financial Report

by P. G. WODEHOUSE adapted in six episodes by RICHARD USBORNE with and 2: Sensational Theft of a Pig
Producer MARTIN FISHER. Stereo

(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 1. 40pm)

We all deal with a file the same way.... and that's far more significant than you might think. (DIPLOMAT, UK)
The British essentially designed the bureaucratic system because they don't trust Indians. So on every file they needed counter-signatures so that one Indian could keep check on the others. Now this has become an impediment to development.
(TRADE UNIONIST, INDIA)
The Westminster system of parliamentary government and an independent civil service were two of Britain's most significant invisible exports. In the second of six programmes, Nick Clarke examines how well they served countries with traditions and problems as diverse as Barbados, Malaysia, Kenya and India - and how they had to change their spots.

The first of six programmes
He was the original 'Public Enemy No 1'.
He deserves to die and has no right to live. He is not a myth, but a reptile who deserves to be crushed.
(JUDGE LYLE, CHICAGO 1930)
Capone's parents were peaceful, hard-working Italian immigrants in New York City.
Their son Alphonse became one of America's most violent gangsters. As a boy, between fist-fights, he enjoyed listening to a street-singer and an organ-grinder performing Verdi. As a man, Al Capone still went to opera first-nights, always with several large 'guests' wearing bulging dinner-jackets. Written and presented by Hugh Sykes
FEATURE: page 85

A special Analysis inquiry into how people's lives have changed since Mrs Thatcher became Prime Minister in 1979. Which of those changes would have happened in any case; which are the direct result of her Government's policy? How do people's personal experiences match up to the recorded facts? Four programmes presented by Mary Goldring with a public opinion poll commissioned for the series.
1: The Managers
Life at the top has more creature comforts, more freedom of action, more big prizes. It has also, in the Thatcher years, seen more real misery. How much of that misery was part of a worldwide recession and how much was directly attributable to the way the Government dealt - or didn't deal - with the rising value of the pound, rising wages, rising inflation and all the other economic issues of the 80s?
Producer DAVID MORTON
(Re-broadcast tomorrow 11.0 0 am L W)
0 INFO: page 77

Dreams of Dublin Bay by FRANK DUNNE
Willy never liked Liverpool and always hated teaching. And he never made it as a writer. But now, at last, his ashes will be cast on his beloved Dublin Bay. Or will they?
Directed by PETER KAVANAGH

by Anthony Smith
Last in the current series

Presented by Michael Berkeley Producer JOHN BOUNDY

Love Lies Bleeding (8)

Presented by Richard Kershaw (continued at 10.50")

A statement on the Budget on behalf of the Labour Party by The Rt Hon Roy Hattersley , mp

followed by an interlude

Media Studies: Radio Workshop
12.301: 1: Making and Editing a Programme Compiled and presented by DAVID SELF (R) (e) and at 12.50 2: Radio Drama Stereo (R) (e)