Olivia Mills , authoress and pioneer in the sheep dairy world, reflects on her industry, her new book and her trip to the Nantwich Cheese Show. Presented and produced by Tim Finney. BBC Pebble Mil
with James Whitbourn
Presenters
John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor Editor PHILIP HARDING
Gerald Williams gathers news, comment and opinion from the sporting world.
Producer CHARLES RUNCIE
Presented by Chris Hawksworth with Nigel Coombs Producer
JENNY MALLINSON DUFF
A four-part musical journey with Andy Kershaw.
Starting in the capital,
Bamako, Andy meets top musicians and takes in the full richness of West African life.
Producer SIMON BROUGHTON Stereo (R)
A history in eight reels. 5: Ealing Can Make It! 'The most cohesively creative and vigorous period in British movies.'
Producer DAVID PUTTNAM
'When you look at the Ealing comedies you realise they weren't that wonderful and what's more, they weren't that much in contact with real life.'
Director ROLAND JOFFÉ
With the opinions and voices of CHARLES BARR , PHILIP KEMP ,
MICHAEL BALCON , HUGH CASSON ,
ALEXANDER MACKENDRICK and ALEC GUINNESS.
Compiled and researched by PAUL WELLS
Script and narration by CHRISTOPHER FRAYUNG
Directed by JOHN POWELL Stereo
with Peter Jenkins , Associate Editor of The Independent.
Producer DENNIS SEWELL
Producer HOWARD ROGERS
Humphrey Carpenter examines the activities of five literary societies.
4: The G. A. Henty Society Producer NICK UTECHIN (R)
The World of Sport
Richard Stilgoe 's musical revue tackles sporting life from every angle by spending the day at
Brighton Races in the company of Charles
Collingwood, Peter Blake , Belinda Lang and Kathryn Tickell.
Written by RICHARD STILGOE Producer NEIL CARGILL
Stereo
Six programmes in which Ludovic Kennedy takes a personal look at the last 40 years of Any Questions?
1: The Essential Mix (Part 2 Friday 8.0Spm)
It's Speech Day at Bolton School for Boys. Among the prizewinners are Pathak minor and Lejeune. Also present are old boys Henry Noblett , in his 60s and retired, and Sir Robert Haslam ,
Chairman of British Coal. In four programmes,
Eric Robson traces the histories of their families. Producers GAYNOR SHUTTE (R)
A play by COLIN DOUGLAS. It is interview day for the post of senior registrar at an Edinburgh hospital. Five nervous candidates prepare for the most gruelling afternoon of their careers.
Directed by PATRICK RAYNER BBC Scotland. Stereo
Barry Cunliffe presents the programme where the past speaks to the present. This week: the tragic story of a young
Englishman caught up in the American Civil War; and a model theatre which has entertained the children of a Scottish family for 160 years.
Researcher FELICITY GOODALL Producers KATE MCALL and JOHN KNIGHT. BBC Bristol
0 See panel, page 68
Rosemary Hartill talks with A. N. Wilson in the last of seven conversations.
With Jo Kendall ,
Michael Troughton , John Baddeley ,
Bernadine Corrigan and Daniel Strauss
and Sports Round-Up
Omnibus edition by SCOTT CHERRY
Produced and directed by CLIVE BRILL. Stereo
In the opening interview, Eartha Kitt talks to Dr Anthony Clare.
by Michael Robson.
When Eva is killed by a hit-and-run driver, her brother Gregory is under suspicion. Not only does he deny being involved, he also denies that the body is that of his sister.
(BBC Bristol)
(Stereo)
(Repeated Monday 3.00pm)
Brian Kay goes gardening in a musical fashion.
Producer JANE BEVAN. Stereo
led by CANON COLIN SEMPER Stereo
Natural Forces
Lionel Kelleway discovers an unlikely location for one of the largest unofficial nature reserves in Wales.
Producer JEAN SADLER BBC Wales
John Timpson in a series of sixconversations with some of the people who live and work in Norfolk. 2: David Holmes , Director of the How Hill Trust Producer
MARJORIE LOFTHOUSE. BBC Pebble Mill
1962: Squares, Discs and Sigs
Russell Davies and Maureen Lipman tell the tale of those times.
Compiled by RUSSELL DAVIES
Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE. / Stereo / (First broadcast on R2) /
