with Canon Barney Milligan.
with Sue MacGregor. Details as Holiday Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Jonathan Fryer
3: Missouri. Stereo
Dr Anthony Clare talks to writer Alice Thomas Ellis. Stereo
(Tomorrow: Bob Monkhouse )
3: The Holy Father.
Episode 40.
Part 2.
Stereo
3: Presenting the Prescription of Jesse Boot No condoms or alcohol - or sex in the Boots Book
Lovers' Library,
3: Hercule Poirot has discovered the victim has a "past" and is convinced that the murderer is still on the train. Stereo
4: Steve Redgrave and Andy Holmes.
After winning Olympic Gold at Los Angeles and Seoul, Andy and Steve, Britain's rowing duo, went their separate ways.
by Graham Greene.
Dramatised in eight parts. Starring
Michael Kitchen as Brown. With James Maxwell as Smith and Helen Horton as Mrs Smith.
4: Smith is encouraged to pursue his dream of a vegetarian centre. But this is Haiti....
Dramatised by René Basilico Producer John Fawcett Wilson Stereo
with James Naughtie.
Stereo
6: Jonas by J C W Brook. Two couples innocently toy with a ouija board, but the board is cursed.
Director Ian Cotterell. Stereo (First broadcast in 1975)
3: Bernice Goes to the Royal Court
In 1956 everybody started to shout. Look Back in Anger took to the stage and it was goodbye
Terence Rattigan , hello uncouth youth.
3: Jim and Darryl Comedian
Jim Sweeney and his partner have an autistic child whose therapy involves much energy, upheaval and delight.
Producer Sharon Banoff. Stereo
Maid in Heaven. by Sian James.
What could convince
Jenny Williams that marriage was worthwhile? Read by Eluned Jones. Producer Alison Hindell
with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes.
The last of eight episodes. End of Term by Alex Shearer.
Ambassador MacKenzie faces a bleak future.
Producer Neil Cargill. Stereo
Mike's got big ideas, stereo
A group of truckers ad lib with Robert Robinson. Producer Tony Phillips Stereo
The ancient walled garden of Prinknash Abbey in the Cotswolds is the setting for Nigel Colborn to explore monastic life as monk gardener Brother Anthony takes him for a summer's walk.
Producer Lorna Baker. Stereo
During the early thirties
Adelaide Hall ran her own club in Paris which, as she tells June Knox-Mawer, featured musicians like the guitarist Django Reinhardt.
6: My Unhappy Family
Director Rosemary Hart. Stereo
The Battle of the Books: James Joyce v Virginia Woolf
Which of these two giants of literature should people be reading in the 21st century?
Referee Mark Steyn.
Producer Tim Dee. Stereo
Economic Policy in Crisis (2)
Martin Webber looks at what can be rebuilt from the year's wreckage of economic policy. Will the lack of a coherent alternative force a speedy return to the ERM? Stereo
with Robin Lustig. Stereo
The Doctor's Family
3: St Roque's Cottage. Stereo
6: 1967
"Tomorrow at 6.35am we become Radio 4..."
(Home Service presentation, 29 September 1967)
This was the year it all changed. Local Radio went on the air, and the Home, Light and Third closed down, to be bom again as Radios 1, 2, 3, and 4. Reader Daphne Oxenford. Producer Lucy Bartley
Anthony Hyde reads the first part of Belshazzar's Feast.
The final selection.
