Producers Sue Broom and John Harvey
with Jane Grayshon.
with Chris Lowe.
6.45 Business News
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Dr Pauline Webb.
Five stories featuring
H E Bates's Uncle Silas, who lived a life of wine, women and constant sunshine in an idyllic
English countryside. Read by David Neal. 1: The Widder.
Producer Cherry Cookson. Stereo
Charles Kennedy is joined by Dominic Lawson and Armando Iannucci in the last programme of the series. Producer Cathie Mahoney. Stereo
NEW John Bunyan 's lilsUallegory, adapted in 25 parts. Part 1.
Abridged by Peter Luke
Musical direction Wilfredo Acosta Director Glyn Dearman
From the Highlands of Scotland, Ruth Wishart explores the call of the wild. Story: Covered Bridges from Homeland and other Stories by Barbara Kingsolver. Read by Garrick Hagon.
Abridged by Sally Skrimshire Editors Clare Selerie and Sally Feldman
Ray Gosling treks to Rotherhide to listen to Magnus, Jenny and Esse.
Mike Thomson looks at The Balding Business.
The return of the perennial brain-twister. London (
Irene Thomas and Eric Kom ) versus the Midlands (Peter Oppenheimer and John Julius Norwich ). Question-masters: Gordon Clough and Anthony Quinton.
Producer Paul Z Jackson. Stereo
with Valerie Singleton and Frank Partridge.
Peter Lovesey 's unusual detective, the Prince of Wales, finds his life endangered at a country house party.
Dramatised by Geoffrey M Matthews
Director Matthew Walters
Stereo
Ludovic Kennedy 's guest is Kalim Siddiqui. Producer David Coomes
Paul Vaughan reports on Expo 92.
Producer John Goudie. Stereo
(Revised rpt)
Mr Lustgarten Falls in Love by Irene Dische. Read by Liza Ross.
Producer Duncan Minshuli
with Valerie Singleton and Frank Partridge.
Nelson saves the day. Stereo
Annette Kobak invites four travellers to reflect on a journey.
1: Nigel Barley encounters the "hugging" culture of Sulawesi, Indonesia. Reader Sean Barrett.
Producer Kate McAll. Stereo
In The Native State
Tom Stoppard 's prizewinning play set in 1930 India and present-day
England. With
Peggy Ashcroft giving her last dramatic performance as Mrs Swan , and Felicity Kendal who won the 1992 Sony Award for Best
Actress as Flora Crewe.
Excerpt from Up The Country by Emily Eden. read by Auriol Smith. Producer John Tydeman. Stereo (First broadcast on Radio 3)
with Robin Lustig. Stereo
The Log of a Griffin
The diary kept by Edward Raleigh , as a newcomer - a "Griffin" - to India in 1826. Read in five parts by Garard Green.
1: An Eight-Tray Man. Adapted by Colin McLaren from an original archive transcription by Charles Mander Producer Louise Purslow
starring Kenneth Horne, with Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Betty Marsden.
Written by Barry Took, Johnnie Mortimer and Brian Cooke.
Producer John Simmonds
(First broadcast in 1968) * SHOWS: page 5
Chaired by Gill Pyrah , with Brian Sibley , Rosie Boycott , Geoff McGivem and Brian Patten.
Producer Gareth Edwards. Stereo
