Stereo
with Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Archdeacon
George Austin
8.40 Listeners' Letters
3: Grandma at the Rugby
Radio Goes to Town from Ipswich with Libby Purves Producer Mary Sharpe Stereo
(Details as Sunday.2.00pm)
No Flowers by Adrian Henri.
Reader Michael Angelis. Producer Iris Mclntyre BBC North
Introduced by The Rev Stephen Shipley from the Catholic Church of All Nations in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Reading: Mark 14, w 32-42; Praise to the Holiest (Gerontius, BBC HB 88); Stay with me (Taize); There is a green hill (Horsley, BBC HB 92) Organist
Elizabeth Roloff Director of Music
Claire Campbell-Smith
by David Wheeler.
The last in the series of six turning-points in the career of Winston Churchill.
With Daniel Massey John Moffatt.
6: One Day in May Chamberlain's men fight to keep him in office, but on lQMay 1940 the King sends for Winston.
Technical presentation
Roy Fraser , Hilary Carruthers and Charlotte Hume
Director Louise Purslow Stereo
Four programmes.
Martin Wainwright joins a party of entomologists on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
3: In Which Martin
Observes Some
Surprising Methods of Ensnaring Bugs Producer John Watkins
Presenter John Waite
Simon Bates quizzes The Green Magazine and New Statesman and Society in the second semi-final of the series. Written and researched by Viv Black
Producer Andrew Parfitt Stereo
with Nick Clarke
by the Labour Party
The Great Easter Egg Hunt. Stereo (R)
with Jenni Murray.
Serial: Coming First(10)
A trilogy of plays by Alex Ferguson. With Art Davies Karl Boyd.
2: A Shocking Day
Jarrow in the hungry
30s: young Lecky learns more lessons from his adored Uncle Freddie, who is in deep trouble following certain experiments with electricity....
Director Dave Sheasby BBC North. Stereo
Poet Roy Fisher talks to Alexis Lykiard.
Reader Paul Webster. Producer Alec Reid BBC Bristol
(Details as yesterday 7.20pm)
The Classic Accordion Scottish-born
James Crabb is crusading for the recognition of the classic accordion in this country. In Scandinavia he has been studying original and transcribed music that uses the lyricism of the classic accordion. He demonstrates the instrument's range to Michael Berkeley.
Producer John Boundy. Stereo
with Frances Coverdale and Bill Frost
and Financial Report
Stereo (Details Mon 12.25pm)
(Details as Saturday 4.00pm)
Eight studies in sedition and rebellion. 5: Revolutions What good are revolutions? To answer the question,
Brian Redhead takes as his starting-point the forces behind two very different revolutions - the English of 1688 and the French of 1789. Consultant Dr Janet Coleman Producer Christopher Stone
The reputation of film director Robert Altman is reassessed, and Declan McGonagle makes art happen in Derry and Gateshead. With Natalie Wheen. Producer Belinda Sample Stereo
with Alexander MacLeod. Stereo
In the Red Kitchen (2) by Michele Roberts
Four programmes.
2: A Day at the Races Punters of the 20s and 30s remember studying the form, the Royal Enclosure at Ascot, colourful characters like
Prince Monolulu and winning by a short head. Producer Julian Rose
BBC South and East. Stereo
