Stereo

with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys
Details as Monday plus:
8.35
Yesterday in Parliament

Chris Dunkley with your comments on BBC programmes. Producer NICK UTECHIN

Producers CAROLE LACEY and ADAM RAPHAEL

Mrs Lamond 's Lament by WILMA COGHILL.
Reader Elaine C. Smith. Producer LOUISE DALZIEL BBC Scotland

God moves in a mysterious way
(London New; BBC HB 8) Reading: Matthew 25, vv 1-13
Anthem: Up! awake! from highest steeple (Nicolai, arr Ledger) Be thou my vision
(Slane; BBC HB 316) Director of Music
LESLIE OLIVE. Stereo

Dilly Barlow answers two tasty queries: how long has sugar been used for jam-making, and why is the sea salty? Researcher SUZY DYSON Producer BEATY RUBENS

Presenter John Waite Editor KEN VASS

with Derek Cooper. Producer SHEILA DILLON

Presenter Nick Clarke Editor ROGER MOSEY

Written by MARY CUTLER.

Today: Tim's Baby Brother. Stereo

from Newcastle. Introduced by Rosemary Hartill.
The second special Back to the Future edition, offering help and advice to women who wish to return to work after a career break, focuses on retraining. What courses are available? What qualifications do you need? How do you change career? How do you get a grant?
Serial: (final episode) The Sleeping Beauty by ELIZABETH TAYLOR abridged by MONICA GREY . Read by Nigel Anthony.
0 PHONE: [number removed] from 11.00am to 5.00pm. for free and confidential advice on any aspect of returning to work

2.05 Let's Join In with Soundbox. Prince Amilec by Tanith Lee. Stereo
2.25 The Song Tree The Fantastic Fish Tank Fantasy (5) Presenters Hilary James and Simon Mayor with Pyewackett. Stereo
2.40 The Friday Story Philip Hall Likes Me, I Reckon Maybe by Bette Greene

That Hideous Strength by c. s. LEWIS dramatised in four parts by STEPHEN MALLATRATT. Withand
3: Something has risen from the earth in Bragdon Wood ... battle is begun.
Music composed and performed by VIC GAMMON.
Directed by NIGEL BRYANT

(Details as yesterday
9.30am L W)

Stereo
(Details as yesterday 9. 15pm)

with Robert Williams and Frances Coverdale

and Financial Report

with Clive Jacobs Producer JILL THOMAS

with Margaret Howard Producer LIBBY SPURRIER. Stereo

Janet Daley , writer and journalist; Eric Forth , MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary at the DTI; Maeve Sherlock,
President of the NUS; and Dennis Skinner , MP. From Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Chairman
Jonathan Dimbleby.
Producer ANNA CARRAGHER

with Marcel Berlins Producer GARETH BUTLER

Why Kansas City is no longer a unique microcosm of America, and ways in which Americans are changing their diet in an attempt to prolong their lives.

Keeping Your Distance At a time of great upheaval in Eastern
Europe and elsewhere, the South African novelist Christopher Hope meets cultural exiles as they face difficult decisions about returning to their native land.
Producer TIM DEE. Stereo

by Alistair Cooke

with David Sells. Stereo

Love Lessons by JOAN WYNDHAM.
The last of ten episodes read by Prunella Scales. Producer PETE ATKIN BBC Bristol

with Bill Wallis
David Tate. Sally Grace and John Baddeley
Written by BARRY ATKINS. PETER BAYNHAM ,
MARK BRISENDEN. SIMON BULLIVANT. MIKE COLEMAN. MICHAEL DINES. MAX HANDLEY.
ROBERT LINFORD. BILL MATTHEWS.
GED PARSONS. OLEH STEPANIUK. PETER HICKEY and others Producer SIONED WILIAM
Stereo

with Vincent Duggleby

Home or Away: Tees/Nile (slide resource pack)
12.30 Tees Mouth Written and narrated by Geoffrey Sherlock and Keith Orrell
12.50 Nile Mouth Written and narrated by Riz Khan . Produced by Geoffrey Sherlock