with James Butterworth. (Stereo)

Presented by Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys
6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
6.45* Business News With PETER DAY
7.00,8,00 Today's News Read by DAVID SYMONDS
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
With GARRY RICHARDSON
7.45* Thought for the Day
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament
8.50* Your Letters

Presented by Chris Dunkley Producer JOY HATWOOD
(Re-broadcast next Sunday) Send your comments to:
Feedback, BBC. London WIA 1AA

Producers CAROLE LACEY and BERNARD THOMPSON
(Re-broadcast next Sunday)

The Love of George by ROLAND BROWN
Read by Carole Boyd Producer LUCY LUNT BBC Pebble Mill

nem, p 93; Away with our fears (BBC HB 147); Psalm 3; II Corinthians 1, vv 1-7;
Our Lord, his Passion ended (BBC HB 161) Stereo

The children's book programme introduced by Penelope Lively. Space travel and unearthly creatures, new societies and galactic battles - the world of science fiction is very popular with children and is producing a rich literature.
Critic Eric Korn and writer Diana Wynne-Jones review some of the latest publications and discuss the appeal of the genre.

(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 2.47pm)

Presented by John Howard For Factsheet No 20 write to: [address removed]. Please send sae

Presented by Derek Cooper Producer VANESSA HARRISON (Re-broadcast next Monday)

Presented by Brian Widlake with news and topics in and behind the headlines

from Bristol
During the hour that no woman can afford to miss, discover the latest way to do well at school: by writing your own report! Serial: B-Movie(4)
Presenter Jenni Mills

by George Eliot, dramatised in six parts by Alan England
with Terry Molloy as Adam Bede, Sally Eldridge as Hetty Sorrel, Ellie Haddington as Dinah Morris, Tim Brierley as Arthur Donnisthorne and Gillian Goodman as George Eliot

Hetty Sorrel is at Stoniton jail awaiting trial for the crime of child murder. Adam Bede has gone to Stoniton to be near her. But he is afraid to face her and Hetty will not see him.
BBC Pebble Mill
(Stereo)

Described in the 19th century as 'a cross between a harrand boy and a chambermaid', the college servants of Oxford University were like personal servants to the undergraduates and the dons, doing everything from providing hot water to serving their meals in their rooms.
Most of these old duties have now gone, and the traditional scout has been largely replaced by a skeleton staff of part-time cleaners. But ask any undergraduate, and they'll tell you that they still have a scout. So does he - or she - still exist? Or are they no more than glorified cleaners?
Caroline Sarll investigates. Producer CAROLINE SARLL BBC Wales. Stereo

Presented by Frances Coverdale and Hugh Sykes
5.00,5.30 News Summary
5.25 PM Letters
5.31 City News continuedon FM 5.50-5.55

with CLIVE ROSLIN including Financial Report

with Barry Norman Code Cracker Prize
Crack the code to win a weekend break - and go on to win a Mini.
Get clued up with INFO: page 92 This week's Code Cracker clues come from Mike Dicken on his telephone in Liverpool:
'Although Liverpool is famous for the Grand National I'm closer to the Derby, in a part of town which is actually a village. The park I'm in is historic and overlooks the Mersey.'
Produced by the Travel Unit

Written by SIMON FRITH
BBC Pebble Mill
(Re-broadcast next Monday)

Selected by Glyn Worsnip
Producer NIGEL ACHESON. Stereo
(Revised re-broadcast next Sunday)

William Waldegrave , mp,
Minister of State, Department of Environment, and Minister for Housing and Planning
Dr Rod Hackney, President, Royal Institute of British Architects
Bernie Grant , mp and Rowanne Pasco , Religious Editor, TVAM tackle the issues raised in Netherfield, Nottingham
Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby Producer CAROLE STONE. BBC Bristol (Re-broadcast tomorrow at 1. 10pm)

Considered a lame duck since his farewell State of the Union address in January 1988, Cooke muses on the real power of outgoing President Reagan.

A personal view of the week's newspapers and interviews with the people behind the headlines.
Producer VALERIE SANDERSON

by Alistair Cooke
(Re-broadcast next Sunday)

Tate of the North
Albert Dock, in Liverpool, is surrounded by Victorian warehouses. The latest addition, adapted by James Stirling , is the Tate Gallery. Richard Cork reports on the birth of the gallery and talks to the people who brought the project to fruition. Producer JOHN BOUNDY
(Re-broadcast next Monday)

Slaughterhouse Fiveby KURT VONNEGUT abridged in ten episodes by DAVID BUCK
Read by Bob Sherman (10) Producer MAURICE LEITCH

Presented by Richard Kershaw

with Bill Wallis , David Tate and Sally Grace Written by MIKE COLEMAN , MARK BURTON JOHN O'FARRELL , PETER HICKEY
BILL MATTHEWS , ROBERT UNFORD MAX HANDLEY , GED PARSONS DAVID BADDIEL , ROB NEWMAN
ALISON RENSHAW , SIMON BULLIVANT MARK BRISENDEN , PAULB. DA VIES and others
Producer LISSA EVANS. Stereo
(Re-broadcast tomorrow 5.25pm L W)
0 FEATURE: page 22

Graphicacy: Symbols, Shapes and Spaces The last four episodes of Liftoff Ardua. Stereo (R) (e)