Producer Tim Finney

with James Whitbourn Stereo

with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys Editor Philip Harding

Cliff Morgan with news, issues and conversations from the sporting world. Producer Andy Gillies

goes to East Anglia.
Julian Pettifer gets away from the crowds and visits some of the lushest countryside in England. He also goes to the seaside and finds out how the coastline has changed over the centuries. Plus a look at Places to stay and where to eat the best seafood in this popular holiday area. Producer Sara Jane Hall
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Live from the Edinburgh Festival.
With Ned Sherrin, studio guests and contributions from Richard Jobson, Sandi Toksvig, Arthur Smith and Emma Freud. Plus John Hegley.
(Stereo)

Three programmes in which Haig Gordon joins MPs in their constituencies to talk about their approach to politics and the area they represent.
1: The Rt Hon
John Gummer , MP, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, conducts a political and personal tour of his constituency, Suffolk Coastal. Producer Margaret Hill

Reflections of life and politics abroad. Producer Zareer Masani

Six programmes reflecting extraordinary days in people's lives.

It's the opening night of the village pantomime at Burnsall, deep in the Yorkshire Dales. Reporters David Clayton and Neil Walker follow the performers throughout the day until the final curtain falls.
(Stereo)

In the chair
Tim Brooke-Taylor .
This week: Peter Jones , Maureen Lipman and Johnny Morris tell the stories.
Producer Edward Taylor. Stereo

Six programmes presented by Simon Bates , in which young people give their opinions on a variety of issues. 4: Are young people prepared to give up their cars to help save the environment?

Five programmes that draw on past experience. 3: In 1957 John Wolfenden published his controversial report on homosexuality. It recommended that homosexual acts between consenting male adults over 21 and in private be decriminalised. Polly Toynbee and her guests, Mathew Parris ,
Anthony Grey and Simon Watney , look at this report and its legacy, and at the struggle for homosexual rights today. Producer Sue Davies (R)

Set in Port Elizabeth in South Africa, the town where she grew up, this is Agnes Sam 's story of a young black woman who suddenly finds herself thrust into the tragedy of turbulent township life.
Stereo

Jeremy Cherfas invites Bill Symondson to explore his allotment in search of slugs, aphids and other uninvited guests, while Paul Bright looks for signs of larger inhabitants from field mice to foxes.
Producer Miles Barton

Alun Lewis rounds up the week's events at the annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science.
Producer Peter Croasdale

In the last of this series, Sue MacGregor talks to the theatre director
Deborah Warner.

A satirical account of Mikhail Gorbachev 's life and career in words and music.
Featuring Bill Wallis ,
Sally Grace , Royce Mills and Daniel Strauss , with processional marches played by Colin Sell. Stereo

and Sports Round-Up

Omnibus edition.
Director Adrian Bean. Stereo

Dr Anthony Clare 's subject today is the distinguished actress Anna Massey.
Stereo

Marie Lloyd ,
Queen of the Halls
After collapsing on stage one day in 1922 Marie Lloyd lies dying, battered by life, drink and hard work. Raunchy to the end, the great music hall star recalls her songs, her audiences, her triumphs and disasters. Steve Trafford 's adaptation of his stage play features Elizabeth Mansfield , who played Marie in the original one-woman show.
With Mary Allen , Nigel Carrington , Brian Miller and Michael Kilgarriff. Musicians: Maurice
Cambridge, Noel Langley , Steve Wilks , Roy Babington and Stephen Rose.
Music director Jack Glover
Director Janet Whitaker. Stereo

Presented by Brian Kay
Producer Sarah Devonald. Stereo

led by Canon John Oates Stereo

Stereo

Six programmes in which people remember their most important day. 4: Madge Sharpies , a 74-year-old marathon runner, talks to
Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer Jane Marshall (R)

Robin Ray 's guest is
Sir Nicholas Goodison , Chairman of TSB.
Stereo

Eight classic comedy profiles introduced by Barry Cryer.
3: Morecambe and Wise

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