Stereo '
with John Humphrys and Brian Redhead
Details as Monday plus:
8.35
Yesterday in Parliament
with Professor Anthony Clare
Researcher CLARE DENNING Producer MATT THOMPSON Editor MICHAEL EMBER
How to make an exhibition of yourself: be a giant earthworm, meet an English elephant and paint the forest green. Presented by Jessica Holm and Fergus Keeling , with Michael Scott in California. BBC Bristol
Stereo
Cliff Morgan talks with Robert Hardy , actor, writer and bowyer, about those who have influenced him.
Producer PETER GRIFFITHS
Veronica Cecil returns to Kashmir where she was at school: there are still lessons to be learnt.
Presenter John Howard
with James Naughtie
Tim's Granny. Stereo
Screaming in the supermarket, head-banging, breath-holding and kicking.... Karen Deco finds out how to deal with toddlers' temper tantrums. Serial: The Sleeping Beauty (2). Presenter Jenni Murray.
2.05 Science Naturally (Looking at Nature): Pull Timmy Mallett and Robin Robbins explore the force of pull at Stonehenge.
2.20 Quest: Judaism. Sabbath and the family. Stereo
2.40-3.00 Listen! Not That Brevil Hockley! (3) by KEN JONES. Stereo (R)
by John Kirkmorris.
With Chris Emmett as Victor Wicks and Bill Wallis as Densby Gurd
Victor, a successful estate agent, is on the make. With all that money about shouldn't he help himself to a little of it? Then someone shops him to the DTI ...
(Stereo)
Nigel Forde talks with Dr Roger Virgoe about his new selection of the Paston Letters revealing Private Life in the 15th Century. Plus a look at the name of the novel - how important is an aptly chosen title?
Producer SALLY MARMION
with Frances Coverdale and Robert Williams
and Financial Report
Peter Jones ,
Derek Nimmo , Paul Merton and Richard Murdoch join Nicholas Parsons. Devised by IAN messiter Producer EDWARD TAYLOR Stereo (R)
Ten programmes.
5: Whispers on the Wing Her Majesty's maximum security prison in Lewes, East Sussex, is the home of 500 inmates, 50 of them lifers.
Stephen Plaice spends much of his life inside by choice: since 1987 he has been the prison's writer-in-residence.
Soundtrack eavesdrops on his work in the cells and on the landings of the long-termers' wing, with those men who find writing a new means of expression.
Producer CHRIS PALING. Stereo
Long, Blond and Dangerous to Know? The Rt Hon Michael Heseltine , mp, talks with Peter Hennessy. Producer SIMON COATES Editor CAROLINE ANSTEY
Presenter Kati Whitaker Producer MARLENE PEASE
Artists respond to the plight of the rain forests; and David Grossman's powerful account of the Jewish holocaust is published. Presented by Christopher Cook.
with Richard Kershaw Stereo
The Remains of the Day 9: Little Compton, Cornwall
by Agatha Christie dramatised and directed in five parts by Michael Bakewell
5: The Second Seance
Mr Rycroft decides that only by re-enacting the seance which announced the murder of Captain Trevelyan will the identity of his killer be revealed.
Stereo
Our Changing World: USSR: Urban Change
12.50-1.10 Transport Written and narrated by Geoffrey Sherlock (R)
