with Rev Dr Gordon Gray.
with Brian Redhead and John Humphrys.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rabbi Jonathan
Sacks, the Chief Rabbi.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
Chairman Michael Buerk. Witnesses face cross-examination from
Rabbi Hugo Gryn , Janet Daley , Edward Pearce and Professor Roger Scruton. Producer David Coomes
Jenni Mills talks to people who were famous for a short period of time. 5: From 1974 to
Barbara Edwards was British television's first weather woman. Neat, sensible, practical, she wore tank tops and talked knowledgeably of isobars, windspeed and barometric pressure. And then she vanished from the screen.
Producer Sarah Rowlands
Psalms (5)
Read by David Suchet.
Introduced by Jenni Mills. Serial: The Cry from Street to Street (4)
with Tasneem Siddiqi. 9 For weekly free factsheet please send a large sae to: [address removed]
Fred Harris chairs the offbeat science panel game. Producer Louise Dalziel
with James Naughtie.
A comedy by Robert East. The manager of Macclesborough F C is desperate for a win, and so are the players, the fans and the directors.
Unfortunately their fate is in the hands of a ref who's got problems of his own.
Director Matthew Walters
Matthew Parris investigates letters that have no known replies. 5: When St Paul told women at Corinth to cover their heads, he meant their entire heads, shutting them up. His first letter was part of a lively, sometimes bizarre correspondence. Producer Julia Gillett
Paul Allen reviews the musical City of Angels, newly arrived from the States, and previews Stephen Frears ' BBC2 film of Roddy Doyle 's The Snapper. producer John Goudie
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
The Woman in the Pink Silk Dressing Gown by Marie Jones.
Here, in the back entry, Rose Mackie and Tilly Boden met regularly, away from the judgmental glares of the world. They had the freedom to philosophise and drink, fight and drink - until the arrival of the woman in the pink dressing gown. Read by Barbara Adair. Producer Pam Brighton
with Wendy Austin and Frank Partridge.
A six-part political thriller by Nigel Baldwin , starring Dennis Waterman.
4: In seeking the killers, Milkie is drawn deeper into trouble - with the Establishment.
Music: Laurie Scott Baker
Director Jane Dauncey
A tussle over Pip.
As the best-loved voice on British wireless, who better than
Wallace Arnold to present some of his favourite passages from English literature - all narrated, from the Garrick Club, by Mr Harry Enfield and Ms Eleanor Bron.
Written by Craig Brown
Producer Anne-Marie Cole
Losing Our Marbles? The problems of youth have been a recent preoccupation. But David Walker asks: how long before we need to worry about the coming age of the old, when the baby-boom generation retires on private pensions, while its parents grow ever older? Producer Simon Coates
with Ted Harrison.
Producer Marlene Pease
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(Revised repeat of 4. 05pm)
with Nigel Cassidy.
with Robin Lustig.
The Inseparable Twins 9: Sashka Goes Away
Third of four cases for the ex-pitman turned investigator. A Case of Drowning Sorrows Stephen visits his Auntie Eileen in a retirement home, where the theft of a ventriloquist's dummy soon has him treading the boards of memory lane.
Director Dave Sheasby
