Stereo

with Chris Lowe and Peter Hobday in London and Brian Redhead at the Conservative Party
Conference in Blackpool.

with Libby Purves
Producer ANGIE NEHRING Stereo

(Details as Sunday 2.00pm)

10.30 am Morning Story The Petit-Point Pilgrimage by SARA MAITLAND
Read by Joan Walker. Stereo followed by

from the Church of SS Gregory and Martin, Wye, Kent.
Have faith in God, my heart (Doncaster); Mark 10, w 46-52;
0 Lord increase my faith (Gibbons); All my hope on God is founded (Michael) Director of Music
MARK DELLER. Stereo

Eight programmes on the life of Byron as told in his own letters.
With Robert Powell as Lord Byron.
4: A Game at Hearts
Selected and introduced by Brian Gear.
Producer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol (R)

Presenter John Howard

Six quests in search of weird and endangered animals in the company of Mark Carwardine and Douglas Adams. 2: Gone Fishing!
What the Chinese believe to be the reincarnation of a drowned princess is, of course, the Yangtze River dolphin.
Additional music by STEVEN FAUX
Producer CHRIS MUIR Series producer
GAYNOR SHUTTE. Stereo

Nick Clarke in London and James Naughtie at the Conservative Party
Conference in Blackpool.

Farmyard Fun. Stereo

Jenni Murray talks to the violinist
Kyung Wha Chung.

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by JEANNE FEASEY. With Moir Leslie as young Lottie and Eva Stuart as Lottie in old age.
Lottie, who epitomises the prim Victorian maiden aunt, hides beneath an impeccable exterior a guilty secret.
TOM STEER (piano)
Directed by KAY PATRICK BBC Manchester. Stereo
0 See David Gillard. right

First of five programmes. Fleur Adcock talks to poet Wendy Cope. Reader SIMON TREVES. Producer ALEC REID BBC Bristol

(Details as Tuesday 7.20pm)

Long-Distance Run
Acting is an insecure profession, but the security of a long run brings its own problems. Christopher Bigsby talks to actors about the demands of putting on a performance night after night.
Producer NOAH RICHLER. Stereo

with Frances Coverdale and Hugh Sykes

and Financial Report

Stereo (Details Mon 12.25pm)

John Waite and his team tackle your complaints. Producer GRAHAM ELUS

(Details as Saturday 4.00pm)

(Details Tuesday lO.OOam)

Elizabeth Wright presents six programmes in which the Chinese recall 40 years of Communist rule.
2: The Great Leap Forward Producer DAVID POWELL

The last of four programmes in which
Jenni Mills traces critical periods in family life. On 22 August 1985,
Damien, Debbie and two friends boarded a flight for Corfu at Manchester airport. The plane never got off the runway; fire and smoke spread through the passenger cabin.
Damien and Debbie got out - their friends didn't. Producer SARAH ROWLANDS

The school for clowns starts a new season; the Japanese come to the National Theatre; and masterpieces of Dutch painting are on show in Birmingham.
Presenter Paul Vaughan. Producer NICKI PAXMAN Stereo (Revised repeat on Thursday at 4.35pm)

The Human Factor (6)

with Alexander MacLeod including a report by Michael Vestey from the Conservative Party
Conference in Blackpool.

3: Judy and Geoffrey Lusty , entrepreneurs. Stereo (R)

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