Stereo
with Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor
Details as Monday plus:
8.35
Yesterday in Parliament
with Professor Anthony Clare
Researcher CLARE DENNING Producer MATT THOMPSON Editor MICHAEL EMBER
The breeding bonanza of brent geese at
Brancaster Bay, and what constitutes a good reed.
With Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm. Producer JOHN HOLMES BBC Bristol
Stereo
In the final conversation of the series, Cliff Morgan talks to playwright and actor Colin Welland , whose screenplay for Chariots of Fire won him an Oscar.
Who are his heroes? Producer PETER GRIFFITHS
Ian Clayton rediscovers his childhood during a bike ride between
Featherstone and Hull.
Presenter John Howard. To coincide with the publication today of the You and Yours book How to Complain, a special programme on complaining.
Producer DAVID BERRY
0 BOOK: 'How to Complain £4.99 from bookshops
Stereo (Details Tues 6.30pm)
with James Naughtie
Lion's Tail. stereo
Serial:
The Sleeping Beauty (7). Presenter Jenni Murray.
2.05 Science Naturally (Looking at Nature): Twist Robin Robbins and Mike Howarth explore the force of twist.
2.20 Quest: Judaism. Purim and persecution. Stereo
2.40-3.00 Listen! Not That Brevil Hockley! (4) by KEN JONES. Stereo (R)
by PETER TERSON. With and In 1925 the future designer came down from Cambridge: his one ambition, to be accepted by the aristocratic and artistic.
Directed by SHAUN MACLOUGHLIN BBC Bristol. Stereo
A.N. Wilson discusses his biography of C.S. Lewis , and Nigel Forde meets Brian Inglis and leafs through the latest collection of Mavis
Gallant's short stories.
Stereo (Details as Wed 9.15pm)
with Robert Williams and Frances Coverdale
and Financial Report
Eight programmes in which Alexander Walker recalls the cinema's brightest stars. 1: Humphrey Bogart Producer WENDY CLAY (R)
Ten programmes. 6: Shooters
An exploration of the world of the firearms user. The people featured are, or have been, gun users. They are professionals, amateurs or, in one case, a convicted bank-robber. Reporter Nick Baker. Producer ANDREW PARFTTT Stereo
Look No Arms!
As NATO and Warsaw
Pact generals talk peace, there's hope for deep cuts in European defence. But some see new threats arising from eastern European instability and Third World nuclear proliferation. Can the West afford to drop its guard? Professor
Laurence Martin chairs a discussion.
Producer JULIAN BROWN Editor CAROLINE ANSTEY
Presenter Kati Whitaker Producer MARLENE PEASE
David Hare 's new play
Racing Demon arrives at the National Theatre; Nigel Andrews hears confessions of love, and tours the music clubs. Producer BELINDA SAMPLE
Stereo
with David Sells Stereo
Love Lessons (4)
A serial in five episodes by IAN MCMILLAN
MARTYN WILEY and DAVE SHEASBY. With Fine-Time Fontayne as Stephen J. Blackburn and Judy Flynn as Tracey.
1: A Case of Making Good
A rich woman receives a mysterious parcel of tenners ...
Also taking part RITA MAY VANESSA ROSENTHAL
LORRAINE PETERS
LUCIA LARATONDA and ROBIN POLLEY
Directed by DAVE SHEASBY BBC North East. Stereo (R)
Advanced-Level Geography Innovation anU Change Aid and Development
12.301: Theory (R)
12.50 2: Practical (R)
