concentrates not on a county but on the farming within the National Agricultural Centre at Stoneleigh.
Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Pebble Mill
with Hope Sealy
Presented by Sue MacGregor and Peter Hobday
7.00,8.00 Today's News Read by BRYAN MARTIN
7.25* Sport
With CHARLES COLVILE
7.30,8.30 News Summary
7.40*, 8.47* Today's Papers
7.45 In Perspective
With THE REV ROY JENKINS
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament Editor PHILIP HARDING
with Cliff Morgan
Producer JOANNE WATSON
The holiday programme presented by Bernard Falk with travel expert Nigel Coombs Producer JENNY MALLINSON DUFF For details of items in this week's programme please send sae to:
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With Ned Sherrin and the likes of Stephen Fry , Carol Thatcher and Emma Freud. Plus more of Victor Lewis Smith 's slices from a York ham. Additional material by AUSTAIR BEATON , PAUL SPARKS Producers IAN GARDHOUSE
CATHIE MAHONEY , JAN ARKWRIGHT
with Peter Jenkins , Associate Editor of the Independent. Producer EMILY BUCHANAN
Producer HOWARD ROGERS
More ribaldry at the expense of the week's news with Barry Took in the chair. The ex-editor of Private Eye, Richard Ingrams , and the editor of Private Eye, Ian Hislop , confront the ex-editor of Punch, Alan Coren , and the editor of the Listener, Alan Coren.
Written and compiled by JOHN LANGDON and producer HARRY THOMPSON. Stereo
TheRtHon
Michael Heseltine , mp Ken Livingstone , mp Alistair Graham and Margaret Jay
What's happened to country music since the yuppies got their hands on it? Is the mighty Conran furnishings empire threatened by a Swedish invader from Warrington?
Sarah Dunant delves deep into the world of the pastel blouson and the velour jogging suit in the first edition of the programme that casts an analytic eye on all aspects of style and design.
Producer JANICE HADLOW
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The children's book programme introduced by Penelope Lively.
by CHRISTOPHER DENYS with The setting.... 1484, Alderley Edge , the Magpie - a place for assignations, robbery, murder and noisome cooking. Directed by TONY CLIFF BBC Manchester. Stereo
Four programmes in which The Rev Dr Edward Norman talks to clerics who have chosen to interpret their loyalty to God in political terms.
3: The Rev Dr Ian Paisley , mp. mep
with Bill Wallis
David Tate and Sally Grace
With HARRIET CASS including Sports Round-Up
Omnibus edition
Possession by MARK POWER
Directed by MARILYN IMRIE. Stereo
Music by DILLIE KEANE of Fascinating Aida
Producer MICHAEL EMBER. Stereo
'He was a lonely young man.Then came the war and he did a job that absolutely fitted him.... He was a loner and only loners survived in that sort of work.'
1944: James Harmer is parachuted into France on a secret mission, but its real purpose is concealed from him.
Presented by Richard Baker Producer JANE BEVAN. Stereo
A reading, a hymn and a reflection led by Richard Harries. Stereo
Soays and Saddlebacks
Soay sheep were domesticated at the dawn of agriculture and saddleback pigs were once leaders in their class. Now they are historical curiosities.
Colin Tudge discovers how these, and a distinguished cast of other domestic animals, were almost lost in the face of commercial pressure, and considers whether such breeds may not still have a role to play. Producer AUSON RICHARDS
by Anthony Smith
The second in the series of six programmes in which Stephen Fry pointlessly compares the lives of famous people whose names rhyme. This week: Rasputin and Dorothy Tutin
Emma Thompson, Jim Broadbent and Robert Bathurst supply their own unique blend of coffee.
(Stereo)
Episode 2, part B - the second instalment of the show that combines satire, sketches, stand-up and songs, and also some other things which don't begin with S, but are just as good.
Performed by Flip Webster Hugh Dennis. Steve Punt and Guy Jackson
Songs and music by GUY JACKSON Written by STEVE PUNT with additional material by HUGH DENNIS GUY JACKSON. FLIP WEBSTER and DAVID TYLER
Producer DAVID TYLER. Stereo
