Producers Dylan Winter and Sue Broom
with the Rt Rev Michael Hare-Duke . Stereo
with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor. Including
6.45 Business News
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rabbi Lionel Blue
Five programmes.
3: Martin Vivian recalls the ten weeks that he spent working as a ministry vet during the 1967 epidemic of foot and mouth disease.
Producer Fran Acheson
Join Melvyn Bragg and guests for a special edition from Salts Mill, Bradford. Research Tony Phillips Producer
Marina Salandy-Brown . Stereo
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Blow Pipe by Michael Carson.
Reader Anna Massey.
Producer Duncan Minshull (R)
direct from St George's, Brandon Hill, Bristol, with members of the Bristol Christian
Fellowship, led by Alison Bogle.
BBC Bristol. Stereo
Simon Rae introduces your poetry requests. Readers
David Goodland and Judith Pearson.
Guest Adrian Henri. Producer Susan Roberts BBC Bristol. Stereo
Today is the May Day Holiday, and sadly many people will spend a large part of it stuck in traffic jams around the country. But can anything be done to ease the overcrowding on Britain's roads? Are extra toll-motorways the answer? Can people be persuaded out of cars and on to public transport? In part one of a special series on UK transport policy, the You and Yours team looks at the current problems and possible solutions. With John Howard. Producer Ian Gilvear
A nationwide general knowledge contest with Robert Robinson in the chair.
First round - the Midlands and East Anglia. Christopher Wardle (archaeologist)
Hadrian Jeffs (carer) Simon Welch
(assistant bank manager) Derek Andrews (schoolmaster).
Including 'Beat the Brains' in which listeners put their own questions to the contestants.
Devised by John P Wynn Questions Ian Gillies
Producer Richard Edis
Stereo
with James Naughtie Editor Roger Mosey
Music Music Music Stanley and the Band by Marjorie Newman. Reader Lindsey Coulson. Producer David Ian Neville Stereo
What's on the menu this afternoon? In medieval times it could have been red herrings, beavers' tails and hurtilberye cheesecake. Presenter Jenni Murray. Story: Showing the Flag by Jane Gardam.
Reader Trevor Nichols. Editor Clare Selerie-Grey
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A play by Royce Ryton Stereo (Broadcast Sat 7.45pm;
Costa-Gavras has often chosen subjects in the eye of the political storm as in Z and Missing.
His new film, The Music Box, deals with a family crisis as a father is accused of war crimes in Hungary. Sarah Dunant talks to the distinguished French director.
Stereo
with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes Editor Kevin Marsh
and Financial Report
Stereo
with Derek Cooper
Seed by Colin Haydn Evans. May, aged 88, knows that seeds are the source of life, but does the ministry know this? It has given the exclusive rights to a few multinationals to manufacture the herbicides and pesticides that destroy life.
Music by the South
Shropshire Morris Men
Director Shaun MacLoughlin BBC Bristol. Stereo
William Scalan Murphy uncovers the grim story of a cult in Weimar Germany with an unhealthy interest in cream cheese.
Producer Gillian Hush BBC North
in Hong Kong
Since last year's shocking events in Tiananmen Square, Hong Kong's artistic community have found ways to express their feelings about the massacre, and the future of the colony after the handover of power to China in 1997. Tony Rayns reports.
Producer Mike Greenwood
Stereo
John Plender looks at the Labour Party's economic policies.
Producer Heather Payton
Presenter
Alexander McCloud
Editor Margaret Budy. Stereo
Bring on the Girlsby P G Wodehouse and Guy Bolton abridged in ten episodes by Richard Usbome.
Reader Robert Powell (final part).
Producer Peter King (R)
Four programmes. 1: Culture
David Jason steps boldly into Lord Clark's shoes, assisted by Stephen Moore , Sheila Steafel , David Tate and John Owen Edwards and his musicians.
Script Colin Bostock-Smith Andy Hamilton , Barry Pilton Alistair Beaton , Roger Woddis Producer Geoffrey Perkins Stereo (R)
