With John Humphrys and Chris Lowe

Part 8. Stereo

With Chris Dunkley of The Financial Times
Producer Mohim Patel

Producers Carole Lacey and Adam Raphael

Four views of the last decade....
4: The Sensible Celebration by Maeve Binchy.
Read by Doreen Hepburn.
Producer Eoin O'Callaghan
BBC Northern Ireland

Led by The Rev Norman Winter from Studio 7, New Broadcasting House, Manchester with the BBC Northern Singers.
Introit: For we have seen his star in the east (Rowlinson)
Hymn: As with gladness (AMR 79)
Reading: Isaiah 49, w 1, 3, and 6
Canticle: Nunc Dimittis
Hymn: The people that in darkness sat (AMR 80).
Director of Music Mark Rowlinson.
BBC Manchester. Stereo

(Details as Thursday 8.00pm)

Q: Who are Lucifer, Enigmatist and Ximenes?
Dilly Barlow returns with a cryptic trip into the world of the daily crossword compiler. Write to: Enquire Within, BBC, [address removed]

Presenter John Waite
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With Derek Cooper
Producer Sheila Dillon

With Gordon Clough

Emily's Special Seaside by Holly Crick
Stereo

From Newcastle. Introduced by Rosemary Hartill.
Serial: My Gorgeous Life (4).

By John Mansfield dramatised in four parts by Ray Herman.
1: In 1812, in his new home, an orphaned boy finds friendship, and is enmeshed in what seems like ... murder.
Title music written and performed by David Fleming-Williams
Directed by Caroline Smith
BBC Manchester. Stereo

(Details as Thursday 9.30am)

Stereo
(Details as Thursday 9.15pm)

Presented by Robert Williams and Frances Coverdale

and Financial Report

Cliff Michelmore and the Waterlines crew are at Earls Court aboard the newest boats, discovering the latest developments in nautical equipment and giving hints about what to look for when buying a boat.
Producer Caroline Elliott

Margaret Howard presents her selection of extracts from BBC radio and television over the past seven days.
Producer Beaty Rubens
Stereo

The team includes Ann Clwyd, MP, Shadow Spokesman on Development and Co-operation; Martin Jacques, Editor of Marxism Today and Norman Stone, Professor of Modern History at Worcester College, Oxford.
They tackle the issues raised in Marcham, Oxfordshire.
Chairman James Naughtie.
Producer Anna Carragher
BBC Bristol

Geoffrey Goodman presents a personal view of the week's newspapers.
Producer Andrew Kenwood

With General Noriega of Panama captured by US forces, Alistair Cooke chronicles the American dealings with Noriega and the relationship between the two countries.

In 1968, Loudon Wainright III started writing the songs of an angst-ridden 22-year-old. Now, a dozen LPs and hundreds of songs later, he's still at it - though now they're the songs of an angst-ridden 43-year-old. He talks to Mark Steyn about these documents of sex, despair and life on the road, undercut by gallows humour. He sings some, too.
(Stereo)

by Alistair Cooke

Presented by Richard Kershaw Stereo

Lady Chatterley's Lover (5)

A satirical swipe at the week's news with Bill Wallis, David Tate and Sally Grace
Written by Barry Atkins, Peter Baynham, Mark Brissenden, Simon Bullivant, Mike Coleman, Michael Dines, Max Handley, Robert Linford, Bill Matthews, Ged Parsons, Oleh Stepanuik, Peter Hickey and others.
Stereo

Presented by Vincent Duggleby

February 1971 remembered - with the help of the BBC Sound Archives.
Producer Tim Suter (R)