with Priscilla Chadwick.
With Brian Redhead and John Humphrys. details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Dr Paula Clifford.
Episode 9.
Four more programmes in which Colin Semper meets two people who, confronted by the same dilemma, arrived at very different decisions.
Charlotte and Sarah are lesbians. Both were Worried about telling their colleagues. To speak out might cost them their jobs. To keep quiet would be to live a lie.
Episode 5.
with Jenni Murray.
Serial: When's It Coming Out? 4: Laugh Lines
with John Howard.
Written and adapted by Mark Wallington.
Starring Timothy Spall. 4: A Curry at Kelmscot
Mark suggests making a Delia Smith Sri Lankan egg curry.
producer Caroline Leddy. Stereo
with James Naughtie.
In Nick McCarty's new play, marketing whizz Charles MacKenzie invests his redundancy in his uncle's Scottish fish farm. Away from London the work is hard and life is simpler. But what are the mysterious fish in the faraway pen? Would anyone really try to hide a marketing man's dream product?
(Stereo)
Each week a guest challenges conventional views on everyday subjects. This week Pat Kane argues:
"Work is an unnecessary evil." Ann Marie Hourihane awaits your calls. Producer Tessa Watt
Paul Allen discusses
Camille Paglia 's book Sex, Art and American Culture, and on stage a new production by Adventures in Motion Pictures. Producer Beaty Rubens
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
Mother and Daughter by Michael McLaverty.
An old woman's need for superiority traps her into a mean-spirited relationship with her daughter....
Read by Barbara Adair. Producer Pam Brighton
with Alan Little and Linda Lewis.
Did you know that the dog hasn't always been man's best friend - because millions of years ago neither dog nor man existed? More facts like this plus fun and frolics in the second in a series of back issues. With
Susie Brann , Alistair McGowan , Mary Elliot-Nelson ,
Julian Dutton and Peter Baynham. Producer Sarah Smith.
A tough time for the shops of Ambridge.
Gill Pyrah keeps her ear to the ground as gossipmongers reveal how and why people gossip.
Producer Rebecca Nicholson
Stereo
A three-part series on Ireland by John Waters , a young Irish writer, who has new things to say about his country and its future. In this series, he travels around Ireland and talks to artists, writers and musicians, to politicians and priests. Most of all he hears the views of those often silent Irish men and women who are now trying to wake Ireland from the bottom up.
Producer Gwyneth Williams.
with Ted Harrison. Producer Marlene Pease
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(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
with Roger White.
(Stereo)
with Robin Lustig. stereo
9: Lost Hopes.
A series of eight stories introduced by Edward De Souza , the Man in Black. Written by Denise Sims. 3: Dark Feathers
A composer's determination to achieve absolute concentration results in a callous massacre.
Director Martin Jenkins
