British agriculture is still trying to come to terms with oversupply and diversification, and land set aside. They are among the issues being discussed at the farmers' union annual meeting in London. Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Pebble Mill
with Hope Sealy
Presented by John Humphrys and Peter Hobday
7.00,8.00 Today's News
7.20 Letters; 7.25 Sport
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
In Rugby Union, England face Ireland in Dublin, while the Welsh endure perhaps the toughest test as they travel to Paris to meet France.
In football, the fifth round of the FA Cup is reached. Presenter Cliff Morgan. Producer PETER GRIFFITHS
with Bernard Falk and Nigel Coombs
Producer CAROLINE DALY
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with Ned Sherrin , and the likes of Carol Thatcher , Richard Jobson and Emma Freud. Additional material from ANDREW NICKOLDS
Producers IAN GARDHOUSE
JANE BERTHOUD and CHARLIE BUNCE
with Robin Oakley , Political Editor of The Times. Producer DENNIS SEWELL
Producer HOWARD ROGERS
Presented by Louise Botting Producer FRANCES MACDONALD
Stereo
(Details on Monday at 6.30pm)
The panel includes
The Rt Hon Roy Hattersley , mp Des Wilson , Chairman,
Campaign for Freedom of Information and Lord St John of Fawsley.
From Horsham, West Sussex
Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby and at 2.00
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Producers JOHN HOLMES and SUZANNE LEVY BBC Bristol
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by AILEEN LA TOURETTE. With and Alexandra was an actress.
Now that she's dying she's too old and too tired for farce but she's not prepared to play tragedy either.
Directed by JANE MORGAN. Stereo
Peter Hopps began his career in organ building in 1961 as an apprentice. Now he's
Head Voicer , and he demonstrates to Malcolm Billings what it means to be responsible for the sound of some of the country's most famous instruments.
Producer CHRISTOPHER STONE. Stereo
A series of four programmes about auctions.
1: Excelsior, Matchless and Velocette
Members of the Somerset
Vintage Motorcycle Club gather in a dusty cattle shed to buy and sell at a grand auction of collectors' motorcycles.
Eve Bonham learns the values of flat tanks, runners and two-strokes, while someone at the back of the hall finds a use for flying bananas. Researcher KATE CHANEY
Producer MARY PRICE. BBC Bristol
Eleanor Bron 's conversation with Michael Holroyd about his book on Bernard Shaw is repeated as a curtain-raiser to a series in which biographers talk about their craft.
A satirical swipe at the week's news with Bill Wallis ,
David Tate and Sally Grace.
including Sports Round-Up
Omnibus edition by LEIGH JACKSON
Directed by CLIVE BRILL. Stereo
with Robert Robinson.
Saturday-evening conversation inspired by current public and private preoccupations.
Music by Instant Sunshine
Stereo
Winter Music by KEN WHITMORE. With
Thomas comes to Cornwall to seek peace and quiet, but the unpredictable behaviour of a beautiful young woman disturbs him. For her peace of mind, as well as his own, he tries to unravel the dark secrets of her childhood.
TOM STEER (piano)
Directed by ALFRED BRADLEY BBC Manchester. Stereo and at 9.07
Ken Whitmore adds a final word to Winter Music. Stereo
Richard Baker presents a mid-evening miscellany of words and music. Producer JANE BEVAN. Stereo
A reading, a hymn and a reflection, led by John Oates. Stereo
Banjo Bwana
A portrait of a test cricketer turned banjo-playing missionary.
In the 30s C.T. Studd gave up test cricket for missionary work. In his 50s, and chronically sick, he literally hacked a path through the jungles of the Belgian Congo to evangelise the people. He demanded unswerving loyalty and sacrifice - which made him a hard taskmaster, even of his family. Andrew Green has talked to Studd's contemporaries. What emerges is a man of his time: sincere, devout, but also - some would say - fanatical and intolerant. Producer DAVID COOMES
by Anthony Smith
Written in four episodes by STEPHEN SHERIDAN.
Towards the end of the 19th century, the working class grew increasingly frustrated with its position in society. As Silas Dirt and his wicked band of anarchists hold Lady Cliffhanger against her will, her husband amuses himself by rigging an election. 3: Election Fever
Special guest:
Oscar Mildmay ..RICHARD PEARSON Producer MARK ROBSON Stereo
by TERRY RA VENSCROFT.
In which the crew visits the planet Pundit; panders to some punishing puns; overhears passion in a panda car; and ponders on a parents' protest meeting at Millpond School. Jeffrey Holland , Christopher Godwin , Susie Blake and Fred Harris boldly go where no comedy has gone before. Producer MARTIN FISHER Stereo
