goes to Cheshire, as Allan Wright continues his tour of rural Britain.
Produced by the AGRICULTURAL UNIT BBC Pebble Mill
with Hope Sealy
Presented by John Humphrys and Jennie Bond
7.00,8.00 Today's News Read by BRYAN MARTIN
7.20* Letters
7.25* Sport
With GARRY RICHARDSON
7.30,8.30 News Summary
7.40*, 8.47* Today's Papers
7.45* In Perspective Editor PHILIP HARDING
with Cliff Morgan , featuring the NatWest Trophy Final between MIDDLESEX and WORCESTERSHIRE and the US Open Tennis from
Flushing Meadow, New York. Producer PAT THORNTON
Presented by Susan Marling. Travel expert Nigel Coombs joins Susan to keep you in touch with the latest holiday problems and news. Producer HELEN ROBSON
unravelled, dangled or tied up by Ned Sherrin and the likes of Carol Thatcher. Richard Jobson and Emma Freud.
Plus Victor Lewis Smith with more slices from a York ham. Additional material from
PETE SINCLAIR and STEVE PUNT Additional additional material from PAUL SPARKS
Producers IAN GARDHOUSE
JANE BERTHOUD. CHARIE BUNCE
James Naughtie joins the Speaker of the House of Commons, The Rt Hon Bernard Weatherill , mp, at his home in Kent. to talk about his interests and life outside Parliament. Producer MARGARET HILL
Producer SUE LITTLEDALE
(Details on Monday at 10.00am)
with Stephen Fry , John Sessions and guests
Chairman Clive Anderson Devised and compiled by MARK LEVESON and the producer DAN PATTERSON. Stereo (R)
The Future of the Seven Deadly Sins
Today: Wrath
Chairman John Humphrys
From jolly milkmaids and 'tirraloos' round the maypole to blackleg miners and well-hung highwaymen, singer/songwriter Billy Bragg examines the image of Englishness in folk music. Presenter Sarah Dunant Producer JANICE HADLOW
How We Were Transmogrified by AILEEN MILLS
Read by Rosemary Leach Producer SHEILA FOX (R)
byGUYJENKIN
The Moon family seem reasonably normal. Then suddenly their daughter presents them with a situation that echoes from Basildon to the Vatican.
Directed by GERRY JONES. Stereo (R)
The last of four conversations in which Derek Cooper hears from people whose theories about food were ahead of their time. Today, he talks to Professor Philip James.
by MARK BURTON and JOHN O'FARRELL and MIKE COLEMAN with John Bluthel , Jo Kendall Andrew Sachs , Bernadine Corrigan , Nick Hancock and Daniel Strauss
With CHARLOTTE GREEN including Sports Round-Up
Omnibus edition
In the Fountain of Desire by CHARLOTTE KEATLEY
Directed by MARILYN IMRIE. Stereo
In the last of the current series of interviews, Dr Anthony Clare talks to Susan Hill.
By Ian Cullen with Sean Barrett as Johnny, Caroline Gruber as Sally, Bernadette O'Brien as Mary.
Two gypsies break into an old farmhouse to steal metal, but they are interrupted by the arrival of the police. One is caught. The other escapes. Back at the station, the policemen come under pressure to find the second intruder. But what if they arrest the wrong man? Does anybody care?
Directed by Peter Windows BBC Pebble Mill.
(Stereo)
Presented by Adele Leigh Producer JANE BEVAN. Stereo
Led by Frank Topping. Stereo
Plane Crazy
Sean Maffett goes behind the scenes at Biggin Hill and Badminton airshows to meet the band of professional and amateur pilots who sacrifice their weekends to entertain the crowds. He flies with the Red Arrows, watches safety crews leap into action and discovers why air-traffic controllers end up with headaches.
Producer CAROLINE ELLIOT
There is a shrub that flourishes in Zimbabwe which is highly scented and whose flowers last only three days. It is called the Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Tree. When Anne Catchpole first set foot in the country she discovered not only the shrub but also a land very different from that of the preconceived notions she had brought with her in her luggage. Through her own journey of enlightenment, she reveals, in three programmes, the three distinct phases in the flowering of the nation of Zimbabwe.
1: High Roads. Low Roads and Cross Rhodes
Producer SIMON ELMES
Stereo (Details Wednesday at 7.45pm)
Nuclear Debate with Anna Daptor (Helen Atkinson Wood), Mike Channel (Angus Deayton), Martin Brown (Michael Fenton Stevens), Mike Flex (Geoffrey Perkins) and Nigel Pry (Philip Pope)
Song by Philip Pope, Angus Deayton and Richard Curtis
Sung by the Hee Bee Gee Bees
Written by Geoffrey Perkins and Angus Deayton with additional material from Jon Canter and Jeremy Pascall
(Stereo) (R)
