from the EC Farm Council meeting in Luxembourg, presented by Richard Sanders.
with James Whitbourn.
with John Humphrys.
7.20 Listeners' Letters
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Rev Dr Leslie Griffiths
8-40 Yesterday In Parliament
with Cliff Morgan. Producer Alison Rusted
Presented by Eddie Mair. Producer Sara Jane Hall
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More transatlantic chat as Mark Steyn Probes the American stories af the week, with the help of three guests and the pick of New York's 76 TV channels and 80-odd radio stations. From the BBC's New York studios in the Rockefeller Center high above Fifth Avenue. Producer Hamish Mykura
Classic chat from On the Hour's supreme sports reporter Alan Partridge and his guests from the world of theatre, politics and emotional tragedy. Thanks to researchers Steve Coogan , Patrick Marber , Rebecca Front, Doon McKichan and David Schneider.
Producer Armando lannucci
with Alastair Campbell. Producer Dennis Sewell
Presented by Gordon Clough. Editor Anna Carragher
with Alison Mitchell. Producer Robert McKenzie
by PG Wodehouse. Starring Griff Rhys Jones
4: Ukridge's Dog College. Ukridge's outlook turns to canine improvement schemes down in Kent.
With Robert Bathurst , Adam Godley , Simon Godley , Rebecca Front. Dougal Lee and Julian Dutton Adapted by Julian Dutton
Producer Sarah Smith
Roy Hattersley MP, Sir Edward Heath MP, Jonathon Porritt and Dame Shirley Porter join Jonathan Dimbleby to tackle issues raised in Milborne Port, Somerset.
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Producers Nick Utechin and Dymphna Flynn LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
In Pam Gems ' play, a romance is played out on the battlefield of third world politics and first world interests. Deborah Pedersen , a rich oil widow, visits a north African state to make a donation for development. Colonel Hassan is about to initiate a coup. In the ensuing chaos, Deborah finds it hard to know if she is an honoured guest or a hostage.
Director Sue Dunderdale
Six programmes about the human senses.
5: The Common Touch. Geoff Watts feels his way with the help of masseurs, potters and physiologists. Producer Peter Croasdale (Rpt;
Alun Lewis investigates memory and compares it in animals, computers and humans.
Producer Constance St Louis
The last in the series in which Martin Wainwright meets members of some of Britain's 6,000 clubs and societies. This week: music lovers. Producer Keri Davies
A new series of four journeys.
Among the ruins of the ancient tribal culture of central Asia, Colin Thubron explores the remnants of the decaying communist system which suppressed it.
Theatre director Michael Bogdanov talks to John Miller about his experience of working in Germany, Ireland and Japan.
John Landis talks to Nigel Andrews about his new Dracula movie Innocent Blood, and his other work including The Blues Brothers, Twilight Zone and American Werewolf in London. Producer Robyn Read
by James M Cain , continuing the season of plays adapted from novels which became Hollywood films noirs.
Starring Myrlam Cyr as Cora and William Hope as Frank Chambers.
When Frank Chambers takes a job at Nick's roadside joint, it's not for the money but for the shapely Cora.
Music: Andy Sheppard and Steve Lodder Dramatised by Shaun McKenna Director Andy Jordan
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
led by the Rt Rev Richard Harries , Bishop of Oxford.
Sarah Baxter and Henry Porter I return to discuss more issues of the day.
Producer Jane Beresford
The first of three collections of malicious, abusive and bilious verse, compiled and introduced by Henry Livings. With Sean Barrett , Cheryl Martin and Polly James. Producer Gillian Hush
Nigel Douglas talks to Finnish baritone Tom Krause.
by Peter Tinniswood. 4: Coping with Urges
Director Shaun MacLoughlin
