Should farming efficiency be measured in energy terms rather than cash terms?
with James Whitbourn.
with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.
6.45 Business News
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rev Richard Bewes.
With Bryon Butler. Producer Charles Runcie
Presented by Eddie Mair. Producer Jill Thomas
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Ned Sherrin presents this first edition of the new series live from the Pleasance Theatre, Edinburgh, during the International Festival. With the likes of Donna McPhail , Pete McCarthy and Arthur McSmith. Producer Ian Gardhouse
David Walter visits the Netherlands. The Prime Minister, Ruud Lubbers , is favourite to take over as President of the European Commission. What kind of leadership will he give to a Europe facing big new challenges after Maastricht? Producer Gwyneth Williams
Producer Rosie Goldsmith
Roger White on personal finance.
4: Back on Your Feet. Is there life after bankruptcy?
Producer Ann Gilmartin
Desmond Lynam referees as team captains Rory Bremner and Rory McGrath and their guests, Garry Herbert and Trevor Brooking , play silly games.
Producer Richard Edis (First broadcast on Radio 5)
Brenda Dean, David Hart, Alan Duncan MP and Glenda Jackson MP tackle the issues raised in Rippingale, Lincolnshire. Chairman Nick Clarke.
Producers Nick Utechin and Lucy Cacanas LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
by Phil Willmott . Henry creates children's books featuring Molly the Mermaid, but when a real-life woman emerges from the sea, she threatens his relationship with his friend and business partner, Mark.
Director Richard Wortley
Christopher Cook and Sean Street presentthe last programme in the series from Montacute House in Somerset, for three centuries the home of the Phelips family, then redecorated by Lord Curzon and his mistress, the romantic novelist Elinor Glyn , and now in the keeping of the National Trust.
Producer John Knight
Presented by Alun Lewis.
Producer Julian Brown
In the last programme of the series, Roger Harrabin visits The Centre for Alternative Technology in Mid-Wales.
Producer Mane Helly
Anne Kelleher in conversation with six lively young minds.
6:Jonardon Ganeri. At school in Staffordshire, Jonardon Ganeri wanted to be a mathematician. Then he read a book about Indian philosophy and realised it could be just as clear and precise. Producer Joy Hatwood
Doctors Phil Hammond and Tony Gardner explode the myths of medicine. With Felicity Montagu and Julian Dutton. 2: GPs.
Robert Robinson begins a new series with a bout of verbal fisticuffs in the world of boxing. Producer Nadine Grieve
In 1923 John Gielgud opened in the first production at the Oxford Playhouse. He was to lead the way for some of the country's greatest actors, writers and directors, for whom the Playhouse is much more than simply a theatre. John Miller reports on one regional theatre's success story.
Producer Jerome Weattierald
by Michael McStay
Two murders in one night cause Coleman and Astor to lose some sleep and long for the days when sheep-rustling was the worst crime on their patch.
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
led by Canon Dr John Sentamu.
Russian, Turkish or vapour - steam baths have been part of Britain's municipal heritage for more than a century. Steaming is now less about "taking the waters" than catching up on the gossip. This programme invites you in to vapour baths around the country. Producer Jackie Christie
Christopher Cook discovers something of the great figures of the past. Producer John Knight
In the last of the series, dress designer David Emanuel talks to Jeremy Nicholas.
A six-part series in which Mark Wallington and his mongrel Boogie set off to find the true source of the Thames.
1: I'll See You on Tower Pier at Eleven.
Written and adapted by Mark Wallington Producer Caroline Leddy
