Stereo
with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with The Rt Rev Jim Thompson
8.35
Yesterday in Parliament
8.50 Listeners' Letters
Discuss yesterday's
Budget proposals with the Money Box team: Louise Botting
Vincent Duggleby
Christopher Gilchrist and Philip Hardman.
0 LINES OPEN from &00am
(Details as Sunday 2.00pm)
The Stolen Party by Liliana Heker trans Alberto Manguel. Reader Lynn Farleigh. Producer Sarah Kilgarriff
0 for a faith that will not shrink (S Leonard, BBC HB 310); Galatians 1, w 11-24; Christ whose glory fills the skies (T Armstrong); Come, my way, my truth, my life (Come, my way, BP 13). The BBC Singers, director Barry Rose. Stereo
Last in the series.
Fergus Keeling meets Lord Strathcarron's parrot - Perry.
Producer John Holmes BBC Bristol
Presenter John Waite
This week: New
Statesman and Society against The Listener. Referee Simon Bates. Written and researched by Viv Black.
Producer Andrew Parfitt Stereo
with James Naughtie
Harry by the Sea by Gene Zion. Stereo
with Jenni Murray. Up to one in three people will have a stroke at some time. Jill Burridge reports on new approaches to treatment. Serial: Count the Days (7)
2.05 WPFM. 9: Addictions Presenter Jo Whiley. Stereo
2.35 SATIS Topics 14-16 Presenter John Gribbin Programme 10. Units: 903 What Are the Sounds of Music?; 907 Your Stars - Revelation or Reassurance?; 1010 Can It Be Done - Should It Be Done? Stereo
by Anna Clemence Mews.
With Karen Ford, Steve Hodson, Marcia King.
A funny, sad, hopeful play about a woman who is both bereaved and committed to a mental home.
Director Shaun Macloughlin
BBC Bristol. Stereo
Poet Roy Fisher talks to Alexis Lykiard.
Reader Paul Webster. Producer Alec Reid BBC Bristol
(Details as yesterday 7.20pm)
Among papyruses found in Egypt in 1907 was a fragment of a satyr play by Sophocles. Tony Harrison 's new play, The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus, fuses the bawdy vigour of the original with his savage indignation at the lot of London's contemporary 'satyrs'. Paul Allen discovers how the play is being adapted for the National Theatre.
Producer Beaty Ruebens. Stereo
with Hugh Sykes and Frances Coverdale
and Financial Report
Stereo (Details Mon 12.25pm)
7.00pm News
Reports on innovation, initiative and enterprise in the business world.
Presenter Carol Leonard. Researcher Lorna Murray Editor Rod Pounsett
(Details as Saturday 4.00pm)
Eight studies presented by Brian Redhead. 2: Martyrs
'Hung on a post and exposed as food for wild beasts....' Blandina died a martyr in AD 177. But why did she choose to suffer rather than bow to the Roman gods? An exploration of martyrs' motives down the ages.
Consultant Dr Janet Coleman Producer Christopher Stone
Sinead, Sorcha and Niamh, the three
Cusack sisters, play
Olga, Masha and Irina, the three Chekhov sisters, in a new Dublin production by Adrian Noble. They talk to
Christopher Cook. who also reports on Scottish artist
Stephen Campbell 's new show and the writing of RKNarayan.
Producer John Goudie Stereo (Revised repeat tomorrow at 4.35pm)
with Richard Kershaw Stereo
A statement on behalf of the Labour Party by The Rt Hon John Smith , MP, the Shadow Chancellor.
The Colour of Blood by Brian Moore (part 8)
David Willmott celebrates the 'supreme' small car.
Producer Andrew Parfitt Stereo (R)
; Enrollate! by Mari Luz Rodrigo
12.30 Programme 1. Stereo
12.50 Programme 2. Stereo
