with the Rev
Geoffrey Fewkes. Stereo
with Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with the Rt Rev Tom Butler.
by the Liberal Democrats.
with Jonathan Dimbleby. 0 SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST with BBC1
Ezekiel
6: The Valley of the Bones
with Debbie Thrower.
A five-part dramatisation of Agatha Christie 's novel. 3: Carlotta Adams has become the second murder victim, even though it looks as if she might have been involved in the death of Lord Edgware.
Dramatised by Michael Bakewell Director Enyd Williams. Stereo
with James Naughtie and Nick Clarke , including the latest news on the UK election campaign.
Stephen Greenhorn 's play touchingly draws together a woman's hopes for her 70th birthday, and her lingering memories of her first love - killed in action in 1942. Director Stewart Conn Stereo
Last of the series in which Paul Hyland journeys up the River Congo, into
Joseph Conrad 's Heart of Darkness.
Producer Alec Reid
A portrait in conversation, recollection and anecdote. Producer Howard Rogers
Mark Steyn recalls the singing of Dinah
Washington; and visits the new exhibition, Sovereign, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne.
Producer Anthony Denselow Stereo
Crying, Talking,
Sleeping, Walking by Greg Snow.
Something turns up, very unexpectedly. And no one believes Grace when she says she found it in the washing machine....
Read by Haydn Gwynne. Producer Duncan Minshull
with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes.
Eddie's no fool or is he?
Today General Sir Hugh Beach describes the reaction of a soldier to the disturbing teaching of Jesus of Nazareth. Producer Johnston McKay
Four programmes in which Dr David Cook discusses a medical dilemma with the people to whom it matters most - the doctor and the patient. 1: A lady who's been paralysed for 7 years, is unable to talk and is fed through the nose. Her daughter and her doctor disagree about her quality of life. Is she being condemned to live? Producer Alison Bogle
Trainer
Presented by Peter Day.
It's dark, you are cold and damp, sheltering as best you can under some plastic sheeting. But this is not some army exercise - just part of the very latest in management training. From assault courses to role-playing, such training is now big business. But how useful is it, and which approach really challenges your executives' way of thinking?
Producer Tim Bowler
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
presented by Vivien Stuart. Stereo
presented by Alexander MacLeod. Stereo
Love Is Blue by Joan Wyndham. Part 3.
Six features by Edward Blishen.
2: Enter Stage Right a Magician
Post-war Britain, muffled, rationed and cold, was in need of a tonic: it administered the 1945 General Election, austerity and the Festival of Britain, but was still feeling a bit peaky when suddenly laughter could be heard - the Goons had arrived.
