Allan Wright discovers the latest developments in farm machinery on a visit to the Institute of Engineering Research in Bedfordshire.
Producer ALLAN WRIGHT BBC Pebble Mill
with James Whitbourn
with Sue MacGregor and Joanna Buchan Editor PHILIP HARDING
Cliff Morgan reflects on a double Anglo-Australian exchange as the Lions head down under and the cricketers prepare to fight for the Ashes.
Producer JOANNE WATSON
Chris Hawksworth brings a special programme live from Windermere, where he's joined by writer and Lakes expert
Hunter Davies. Cindy Selby walks the Fells, reports live from a steamer on the lake, and finds some comfortable hotels.
Producer CHRIS HIPWELL
with Ned Sherrin ,
Carol Thatcher , Richard Jobson and Emma Freud.
Additional material from
PETE SINCLAIR and STEVE PUNT Producers IAN GARDHOUSE JANE BERTHOUD and CHARLIE BUNCE
The balance of power in the political interview has swung from politician to journalist and back again since the early days of broadcasting. David Walter traces its evolution.
Producer JOHN FORSYTH
Producer HOWARD ROGERS
A Question of Money As part of 'BBC Radio
Goes to Town', the team answers questions on personal finance put by listeners at the Co-op Education Centre in Nottingham.
The panel: Louise Botting , Vincent Duggleby ,
Christopher Gilchrist and Philip Hardman (More questions answered on Monday at 10.00am)
Chairman Barry Took Team captains Alan Coren and Richard Ingrains. Written and compiled by JOHN LANGDON and producer HARRY THOMPSON
Stereo
Beatrix Campbell , Sir Cyril Smith , MP, Ken Maginnis , MP, and Jean Denton.
Chair Jonathan Dimbleby and at 2.00pm
Any Answers? [number removed]
Call Jonathan Dimbleby with views on the issues raised in Any Questions? Producers JOHN HOLMES and CHRIS BURNS. BBC Bristol
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by JONATHAN SMITH. With Bill Paterson as Robert Louis Stevenson John Franklyn-Robbins as W.E. Henley and Maureen O'Brien as Fanny.
W.E. Henley, the one-legged poet, struck up a friendship with Stevenson which led to Stevenson's thinly-disguised portrait of Henley as Long
John Silver in Treasure Island. Directed by SHAUN MACLOUGHLIN BBC Bristol. Stereo
Barry Cunliffe presents the programme where the past speaks to the present. In the years immediately following the Second
World War, high-ranking Nazis and Axis government officials were recruited by American secret services and smuggled into the United States. Ann Tusa uncovers a controversial collaboration that many would like forgotten.
Researcher FELICITY GOODALL Producer KATE MCALL and JOHN KNIGHT BBC Bristol
Sue MacGregor meets Peter Moores , whose philanthropic Foundation not only supports young singers, but also lends a hand to board-sailors.
on LWonty with Bill Wallis , David Tate and Sally Grace
6.00 pm News and Sports Round-Up
Omnibus edition by SCOTT CHERRY
Directed by SALLY avens
Producer CUVE BRILL. Stereo
exposes those perfect statues of the high street - mannequins.
Presenter Brenda Polan Producers IAN KIRK SMITH and JANET LEE
Phoenix England by Shaun Prendergast , who also plays Bernie Brooks with and Bemie's fame as a country and western star is on the wane. So he takes a rigging job in Rutherford.
Musicians MARK DOFFMAN. PAUL GAMBLIN.
STEPHEN WARBECK and TREVOR ALLAN
Music by TREVOR ALLAN Directed by JEREMY MORTIMER. Stereo
with Richard Baker
Producer JANE BEVAN. Stereo
A reflection led by Richard Harries. Stereo
To Be a Farmer's Boy In the years before the First World War, the Northern farm worker could earn twice as much as his Southern colleagues and large numbers of lads came North to seek work. Folk historian
Charles Kightly hears tales of life on the farms of Yorkshire. Producer GRAHAM HENDERSON BBC North East
Five programmes in which Christina Hardyment takes her children on a tour of Europe, using fairy tales as their guides.
3: Germany - From the Castle of Grimm to the Castle of Kafka
Producer ANNE HINDS BBC Pebble Mill
An eight-part series in which Robert Cushman gives a personal view of New York cabaret.
6: Too Old to Die Young A look at one of Manhattan cabaret's most hallowed traditions, the piano bar.
With singers
Buddy Barnes , Richard Rodney Bennett, Cy Coleman , Murray Grand ,
Mabel Mercer , Hugh Shannon , John Wallowitch and Ronny Whyte , and comments from Blossom Dearie and Jane Harvey. Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE . Stereo
Actor Nicholas Craig concludes his autobiography, which has sent the theatrical establishment reeling, and slightly irritated many other people. With Nigel Planer ,
Christopher Douglas , Christopher Ryan and Chrissy Roberts. Written by MGEL PLANER and CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS Producer BILL DARE. Stereo
