Why farmers have to do what they do by Quentin Seddon , author of The Silent Revolution.
Why they shouldn't do it, by Geoffrey Lean of The Observer. Presented and produced by Tim Finney. BBC Pebble Mill

with James Whitbourn

with John Humphrys and Gail Foley in London, and Peter Hobday in Paris for the bicentennial celebrations and the Economic Summit.
Editor PHILIP HARDING

Presenter Cliff Morgan. It's final practice day in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Producer BOB SHENNAN

Presented by Chris Hawksworth with Nigel Coombs. Producer
JENNY MALLINSON DUFF

Robert Elms looks at four social groups. 3: The Spiv
Wider than Oxford Street, these are the descendants of the war-time black marketeers.
Producer CATHERINE MAHONEY Stereo

A history in eight reels. Reel 3: The Canterbury Tale
The England of director Michael PoweU and European writer Emeric Pressberger - including their films The Life and Death of Colonel
Blimp, A Matter of Life and Death, The Red Shoes, Peeping Tom and A Canterbury Tale. With the voices and opinions Of
ANNETTE ELDRED , DAVID MELLOR , IAN CHRISTIE , DEREK JARMAN , DAVID PIRIE,
MARTIN SCORSESE , MICHAEL POWELL and EMERIC PRESSBERGER. Compiled and researched by PAUL WELLS
Script and narration by CHRISTOPHER FRAYLING
Directed by JOHN POWELL Stereo

with Michael White of The Guardian.
Producer DENNIS SEWELL

Producer HOWARD ROGERS

Humphrey Carpenter presents a series of five programmes looking at the activities of literary societies.
2: The Edgar Wallace Society
Producer NICK UTECHIN (R)

Richard Stilgoe visits the Marble Hall of the National Trust's Clandon Park in Surrey to sample life on the other side of the velvet ropes.
Reminding him to keep off the grass and not to feed the lions are
Charles Collingwood , Peter Blake , Belinda Lang and musical guest Kathryn Tickell.
Written by RICHARD STILGOE Producer NEIL CARGILL
Stereo

The Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke, MP, Sue Slipman, Gordon Brown, MP, and Sam Shuster.
Chair Sue MacGregor
and at 2.00pm Any Answers? [number removed]
Call Sue MacGregor with Any Questions? issues.
Producers JOHN HOLMES and CHRIS BURNS. BBC Bristol
LiNES OPEN from 12.30pm

by MICHAEL MCKNIGHT. With and Every year on 12 July
Orangemen world-wide, celebrate the glorious memory of a battle which changed the course of British history.
Directed by JEREMY HOWE and EOlN O'CALLAGHAN BBC Northern Ireland
Stereo

Barry Cunliffe presents the programme where the past speaks to the present. How are human bones discovered in a Welsh cave and a 19th-century struggle for parliamentary reform connected? Are these reforms, so hard won, being eroded? The Rt Hon Tony Benn , mp, believes they are.
Researcher FELICITY GOODALL Producers KATE MCALL and JOHN KNIGHT. BBC Bristol

Rosemary Hartill talks to Sara Maitland.

or Culotte a Scorcher
At last - the truth behind the facts of the French Revolution. Starring Andrew Sachs , Sally Grace , Chris Emmett and David Graham.

and Sports Round-Up

Omnibus edition by JONATHAN MYERSON Produced and directed by CLIVE BRILL. Stereo

Brenda Polan decodes the world of design.
Producers IAN KIRK-SMITH and JANET LEE

Call It a Canary by PETER TINNISWOOD. The 60s are limping listlessly to their close, Uncle Mort has canaries nesting on his allotment and Carter Brandon 's wife has left him. His second chance at a life of freedom has arrived.
Narrator CHRISTIAN RODSKA
Directed by TONY CLIFF BBC Manchester. Stereo
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Conductor Jeffrey Tate uncovers some favourite examples of words and music.
Producer JANE BEVAN. Stereo

led by The Rev Graham James. Stereo

The Newsreel Years
For more than 60 years the newsreels brought the world vividly to life down at the local cinema. Pathe, Movietone, Gaumont-
British, Paramount and Universal fought each other for the biggest stories. With the help of archive recordings and contributions from Bob Danvers-Walker ,
David Samuelson , Ronnie Noble , Paul Fox and others, Ian Christie chronicles this period of film history before television brought down the final curtain. Producer GWYN RICHARDS BBC Pebble Mill

Leonard Barras concludes his series of stories of Wallsend life:
Several Extra Marital Relations and What Charm Can Soothe. Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester

I960: Winds of Change Ain't What They Used to Be
Russell Davies and Maureen Lipman tell the tale of those times.
Compiled by RUSSELL DAVIES Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE . Stereo
(First broadcast on Radio 2)