Stereo
Presenters Brian Redhead and John Humphrys
(Details as Wednesday 8.45pm)
written in five episodes by PETER TINNISWOOD Starring with and
Carter Brandon was given another week off work, so he decided he would spend the time taking more day trips in his car.
2: Dark Satanic Writer Narrator
Christian Rodska
Producer PETE ATKIN. Stereo
Jessica Holm goes to
Gibraltar to watch the spring migration of buzzards and eagles, and Fergus Keeling hears how turtles, seals and seabirds are threatened by the dumping of plastics at sea. Producer MILES BARTON BBC Bristol
Stereo
Stereo (Omnibus edition next Saturday at 6.25pm)
Sue MacGregor meets the world leader of the Salvation Army,
General Eva Burrows. Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester
New broadcasters with stories to tell: Alan Ridd BBC Bristol
The Way It Is
With Chris Hawksworth How people view health care provision.
Producer CHRIS BURNS
Stereo (Details Tuesday 6.30pm)
Presenter James Naughtie
Mrs Plug the Plumber Stereo
With Jenni Murray
Winners With
One glorious Saturday morning in June, Mag and Joe climb to the top of Ardnageeha, overlooking the town of Ballymore in Northern Ireland. There they talk, flirt, quarrel, make up, make love, and make plans for a future they will never have.
Adapted and directed by DICKON REED
(A BBC World Service drama production)
(First broadcast in 1979) ('Faith Healer' on Friday at
7.30pm, Radio 3)
Leon Uris talks with Nigel Forde about his latest book Mitla Pass. Also, the authors who conceal themselves behind a pseudonym. Producer SALLY MARMION
Stereo
(Details as Wednesday 9.45pm)
Presenter Robert Williams and Frances Coverdale
Financial Report
Peter Kellner and Julian Critchley , mp, challenge Robert Kee and Austin Mitchell, mp, in a test of political knowledge.
Chair Patrick Hannan Written and compiled by BOB SINFIELD
Producer HARRY THOMPSON Stereo (R)
The last of a three-part series on summer schools. A School under the Sea The story of the Fort Bovisand Underwater Centre in Plymouth.
With instructor
Steve Dunn , and introduced by Alan Bax who rented the Napoleonic fort from the Ministry of Defence in 1969 to start a diving school.
Producer SUSAN ROBERTS BBC Bristol. Stereo
Joshua Rozenberg enters the cloistered world of judicial appointments and training and examines the case for reform.
Producer BRIAN KING
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The Way It Is.
Chris Hawksworth and experts respond to your views about today's
You and Yours survey on health care.
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AIDS: Who Will Care?
Care for people with AIDS in Britain is largely hospital-based but, as cases increase. care in the community may be the answer.
Kati Whitaker presents a special report on work being done in Edinburgh and London.
Producer MARLENE PEASE
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Phone in on [number removed]Lines open from 10.00am to
5.00pm Monday to Friday
A review of the new play M. Butterfly starring
Anthony Hopkins : Joyce McMillan visits the Edinburgh Story; and poet Vernon Scannell talks about his book of war poetry.
Presenter Paul Allen Producer JOHN BOUNDY Stereo
Castle Rackrent
4: Sir Condy and the House
with Richard Kershaw
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