Stereo
Presenters Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor
with Libby Purves
Producer ANGIE NEHRING Stereo
(Details as Sunday 2.00pm)
Monday, Tuesday by KEVIN CROSSLEY HOLLAND. Read by Gerard Murphy. Producer NIGEL BRYANT BBC Pebble Mill
0 thou who earnest from above (Hereford) (BBC HB 362); John 14, vv 12-21; Non vos relinquam orphanos (Byrd); 0 for a heart to praise my God
(Stockton) (BBC HB 334). BBC SINGERS, directed by SIMON JOLY. Stereo
The final programme. With
8: A Great Duty for a Good Cause
Selected and introduced by Brian Gear.
Producer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol (R)
Presenter John Howard
The last in a series of quests for endangered animals with Mark Carwardine and Douglas Adams. 6: The Sultan of Juan Fernandez
The Southern Fur Seals on Juan Fernandez Island , off the coast of Chile. Additional music by STEVEN FAUX
Producer CHRIS MUIR Series producer
GAYNOR SHUTTE. Stereo
Presenter James Naughtie
Sticky Porridge for Breakfast by KATE WILKINSON Producer DAVID IAN NEVILLE Stereo
'There's never been a better time for women to return to work.' But is it worth it?
With Maggy Meade-King. Presenter Jenni Murray. Editor CLARE SELERIE-GREY
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by DOT RUBIN.
A day in the lives of three couples living in London becomes a day for making decisions....
Directed by CHERRY COOKSON Stereo
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The final conversation in which Fleur Adcock interviews the poet Wendy Cope.
Readers ANGELA DOWN and SIMON TREVES. Producer ALEC REID BBC Bristol
(Details as Tuesday 7.20pm)
Max Roach : Scenes from a Jazz Life
He was born in 'Dismal
Swamp', learned his craft in the after-after-hours clubs of 1940s New York with players like Charlie Parker , became a leading civil-rights activist in the 1960s and remains one of the world's foremost drummers. Max Roach recalls the highs and lows of his career.
Presenter John Fordham. Producer JOHN GOUDIE. Stereo
Presenters Hugh Sykes and Frances Coverdale Editor KEVIN MARSH
and Financial Report
Stereo (Details Mon 12.25pm)
John Waite and his team with the last in the current series.
Production team GUY SMITH, VANESSA BRIDGE,
KATE MIDDLETON , LORNA BIRCHLEY and SAM WEBBER
Series producer GRAHAM ELLIS Editor CHRIS LONGLEY
(Details as Saturday 4.00pm)
(Details as Tuesday 10.00am)
The final programme of the series in which the Chinese recall 40 years of Communist rule.
6: The Mandate of Heaven After the massacre of Tiananmen Square, will
China's elderly leaders try to check the demand for democratic reform?
Written and presented by Elizabeth Wright.
Producer DAVID POWELL
An Iranian playwright writes about war; novelist William Wharton invents a magical fox; and Rachmaninov and Ravel are pedalled into life.
Presenter Nigel Andrews. Producer ANTHONY DENSELOW Stereo (Revised repeat on Thursday at 4.35pm)
with Alexander MacLeod Stereo
The Camomile Lawn (3)
Aspects of a decade, in nine parts presented by Harry Thompson.
3: The Wind of Heaven In the 50s scientific progress gave us radio astronomy, the teabag and the indestructible sock. But it was also a time of successive invasions - by flying saucers, fairies and Dr Billy Graham ... Researcher
STEPHANIE CROWTHER
Producer AMANDA MARES BBC Manchester
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