with Michael Shoesmith
Stereo
with Brian Redhead and John Humphrys.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Dr Pauline Webb
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
with Libby Purves
Producer Bridget Osborne
visits Harpole Gardeners' Association, Northants.
What Became of Jenny by Mary Scott.
Jenny's relationship with Brian is on the skids, particularly when she begins to find solace in her yellow Mini.
Read by Imogen Stubbs. Producer Peter Kavanagh
Introit: Cleanse Me from
My Sin, Lord Jesus,
Where'er Thy People
Meet (Wareham, BBC HB 263); Mark 11, w 15-19, 22-25; To Thee, 0 Lord, Do I Lift My Soul
(Rachmaninov); Have
Faith in God, My Heart (Doncaster). Director of Music Paul Joslin.
Reporter Roisin McAuley
A radio portrait, in conversation, recollection and anecdote.
Editor Brian Walker
with Debbie Thrower
Six short stories by P G Wodehouse. 2: Lord Emsworth
Grows a Beard
Narrator Nigel Anthony.
Adapted by Richard Usborne Producer Bobby Jaye
Presented by James Naughtie
by the Labour Party
Presented by Jenni Murray , who meets Master of Wine Serena Sutcliffe. Serial:
A World of Love by Elizabeth Bowen.
The first of ten episodes read by Maureen O'Brien. In the attic of a ramshackle Irish country house a young girl finds a batch of old love letters, and their author, killed in the Great War, comes strangely to life.
Abridged by Monica Grey
Music: Koechlin's Romance
Sacred and profane, reverent and rude, Chaucer's glorious blend of romance, farce and morality tales in a four-part series by Colin Haydn Evans.
The pilgrimage begins.... and the Pardoner tells a tale of temptation and betrayal.
(Stereo)
From the apparently obvious to the downright obscure, Dilly Barlow , with the help of experts, attempts to answer your questions.
Producer Tessa Watt
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A series about four traditional ways of life which may soon come to an end.
2: Guide to the Sands
Paul Heiney takes a walk across the shifting sands of Morecambe Bay, led by Cedric Robinson who is possibly the last of a long line of guides.
Producer Marc Jobst
Nigel Andrews looks at this week's film releases, including
Awakenings with Robert De Niro ; and Adventures in Motion Pictures, in fact a dance company, premieres its new work. Producer Richard Bannerman Stereo (Repeated at 9. 1 5pm;
with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes
and Financial Report
The well-read quiz with bookish guests.
The present plight of Africa in its historical context; and the letters of a Boer War soldier.
with Geoff Watts
Bel Mooney talks to six people about the way in which one particular death affected their lives.
5: Chris Patten. MP, discusses his mother.
Producer Beaty Rubens. Stereo
Prophets of Change 'Change or die' is the gospel preached to giant companies by business gurus such as Tom Peters. But how do concerns as varied as BP, Courtaulds and Apple Computers put change into practice? And what does change mean for these business leaders fighting to stay in the front line?
Presented by Peter Day. Editor Colin Wilde. Stereo
Stereo
Presented by Jackie Hardgrave. Stereo
Presented by Alexander MacLeod. Stereo
Brother of the More
Famous Jack by Barbara Trapido. Part 3.
Six true murder cases, presented by Nick Ross , from the days when police cars had bells and the men from the Yard wore trilbies.
5: Sheer Plod
Luton 1943: the discovery of a body in the River Lea sparks off a nationwide manhunt. But first the police must discover the identity of the dead woman.
Written by John Scotney.
With Alan Barker , Timothy Carlton , Terence Edmond ,
Ronald Herdman , Mark Straker , Brett Usher , Andrew Wincott ,
Tara Dominick , Petra Markham. Producer Tim Suter. Stereo
