goes to Cornwall, where milk and beef are the major contributors to a food production industry worth E200 million at the farm gate, and employing 16,000 people.
Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Pebble Mill
with Hope Sealy in conversation with a special guest about a prayer which has inspired their life and faith
Presented by Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor
7.00,8.00 Today's News Read by JOHN HEDGES
7.20* Letters
7.25* Sport
With ANDY SMITH
7.30,8.30 News Summary
7.40*, 8.47* Today's Papers
7.45* In Perspective
8.35* Yesterday in Parliament Editor PHILIP HARDING
Barry Norman screens the sporting action in a weekend when England's footballers prepare to open their World Cup qualifying campaign with a midweek match against
Sweden, and England's top golfers team up to take on the world as defending champions in the Dunhill Cup at St Andrews.
Producer PETER GRIFFITHS
The holiday and travel programme presented by Bernard Falk with travel expert Nigel Coombs Producer IRENE MALLIS
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Unravelled, dangled or tied up by Ned Sherrin and the likes of Carol Thatcher , Richard Jobson and Emma Freud
Additional material from NEIL SHAND Producers LAN GARDHOUSE
JANE BERTHOUD and CHARLIE BUNCE
Peter Jenkins looks back at the Conservative Party Conference in Brighton, offering his personal view of the debates and personalities.
Producer DENNIS SEWELL
Producer SUE LITTLEDALE
Presented by Louise Botting
The last of six episodes starring with Radiophonic sound and music by PADDY KINGSLAND
Technical assistance from
ALICK HALE-MONRO , LISA BRAUN and COLIN DUFF
Written by DOUGLAS ADAMS Producer GEOFFREY PERKINS Stereo (R)
The 40th anniversary edition from the Grand Committee
Room, Palace of Westminster, before an invited audience of past panel members. On the panel:
The Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke , mp Bryan Gould , mp
Baroness Seear, Bernard Levin
If you've ever wondered why people dress, dream, drive, debate, declaim and decorate the way they do, join
Sarah Dunant and guests as they decode the world of style and design.
Producer JANICE HADLOW
The children's book programme introduced by Penelope Lively
by SHEILA YEGER with Hartingford village - the heart of England - a community upholding all those values we are encouraged to hold so dear. When the heart is examined closely, however, the patient appears to be a little sick. Directed by KAY PATRICK BBC Manchester
Stereo
The last of six conversations presented by John Timpson. The Duke of Somerset (19th Duke)
with Sally Grace , David Tate Bill Wallis and Royce Mills
With BRYAN MARTIN including Sports Round-Up
Omnibus edition
The Importance of Fooling Ernest by MIKE WALKER
Directed by MARILYN IMRIE. Stereo
with Robert Robinson
Producer MICHAEL EMBER. Stereo
Oh This Love, This Love by PETER LING with and 'Publish and be damned' was the Iron Duke's now-famous curt reply to Harriette Wilson 's threat to loose her scandalous memoirs on an eager British public. And publish she did! The rest, as they say, is history. But decidedly not the sort of history they taught us in school.
Directed by DAVID JOHNSTON. Stereo
Presented by Richard Baker Producer NIGEL WILKINSON. Stereo
led by Fr Michael Child BBC Manchester. Stereo
The Early Conservationist with Is the human relation to nature not resting upon a false basis, predatory and acquisitive? Is man the instinctive matricide? His only thought to rob, exploit and spend his maternal heritage to his own vulgar gain? Impressions of H. J. Massingham (1888-1952) - author, journalist and ex-townsman who longed to save the English countryside from decay.
Taking part from the Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading,
ROY BRIGDEN. JONATHAN BROWN and JILL BETTS
Compiled by mike SEABROOK
Producer JOHN THEOCHARIS. Stereo
In the fourth of six programmes Marjorie Lofthouse talks to
Dr Margaret Rule about the day she masterminded the lifting of the Mary Rose.
Producer JANE MARSHALL BBC Pebble Mill
by SUE LIMB. Stereo
(Details on Wednesday at 7.45pm)
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Stimulatingly controversial and refreshingly original analyses of the infrastructures of four great British institutions.
(Why isn't it on Radio 3 then?) Presented by Patrick Hannan and Chris Stuart
1: Parliament - The Musical Producer MARK OWEN. BBC Wales
