with Dr David Cook.
with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with the Rev David Cohen.
Final story:
The Dog That Bit People Stereo
Intelligent Education In the last of four personal documentaries, psychologist Hans Eysenck argues that education without intelligence testing is masking the true Potential of thousands of children in Britain. Producer Anna Parkinson
lumbers. Part 6.
Presenter Jenni Murray. From strident primary colours to tasteful navy and green, tartan is the season's hottest fashion statement - again. Check out the popularity of plaid. Serial: Saint Maybe (14)
The new session of Parliament opens today, heralding what could be a turbulent year of politics culminating in a general election.
Jonathan Dimbleby is at the Palace of Westminster to describe the scene as HM the Queen announces her government's plans. He is joined by Peter Jenkins , political columnist of The Independent, for analysis of the Queen's Speech and its implications for the political parties. Producer David France
BBC correspondents from around the world take a look at their host countries. Producer Geoff Spink
Presented by Debbie Thrower.
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Presented by James Naughtie.
Danny's favourite uncle has been demobbed, just in time for bonfire night. His experience with the Desert Rats should be useful in dealing with the Ramsey Street Gang as well. Written by Trevor Hoyle.
Director Tony Cliff. Stereo
Simon Rae introduces your poetry requests with readers Adjoa Andoh and Denys Hawthorne. Guest Anthony Thwaite talks about editing the letters of Philip Larkin. Producer Susan Roberts. Stereo • REQUESTS to: Poetry Please!. BBC. Bristol BS8 2L
Paul Allen is at the first night of the Royal
Shakespeare Company's Julius Caesar starring Robert Stephens ; and Helen Garrison looks at the pressures on the singing voice of the boy treble.
Producer Beaty Rubens Stereo (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)
The Shoe God
A story for Hallowe'en by Mary Flanagan.
The shoes were cerise coloured, comfortable but outrageous. And they became known as the "monsters"...
Read by Rosemary Martin. Producer Duncan Minshull
Presented by Frank Partridge and Hugh Sykes.
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Hallowe'en hunting.
The second of a three-part coastal journey in which Cliff Michelmore travels along the coast of North
Wales, from Conwy across the Menai Strait to the Isle of Anglesey.
Producer Anthony Smith Stereo
Learning Curves
Britain has one of the most elitist systems of higher education in the world.
No society has made the transition to mass provision without strain.
Peter Hennessy asks what awaits the UK as it tries to double student numbers by the year 2000. Producer Frank Smith
Six programmes in which
Martin Wainwright digs into the northern soil and unearths some surprises.
1: The Pink and the Black
How rhubarb and liquorice took root in a triangle of Yorkshire earth.
Producer John Watkins
with Ted Harrison. ..
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with Roger White. Stereo
with Alexander MacLeod.
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Zuleika Dobson by Max Beerbohm. Part 2. Stereo
A classic horror story for Hallowe'en by W.W. Jacobs.
Sergeant Morris returns home from India with an unusual gift: the small mummified paw of a monkey, upon which an old holy man has cast a spell that will grant three men three wishes - at their peril.
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