With Sylvia Sands.

with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor With Brian Redhead in Blackpool. Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rt Rev Richard Harries. Editor Roger Mosey

Part 3.

Martin Wainwright tells the stories of four People originally from the Pennines.
2. Upright, Downright. The first Labour Chancellor, Philip Snowden was born in a one-up, one-down moorland cottage but died a Viscount.
Producer John Watkins

The Proverbs. Part two.

From Edinburgh, with Ruth Wishart. Story: Mrs De Winter (5)

Presented by Kelvin Boot.
Producer Grant Sonnex

With Tasneem Siddiqi.
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Junk food vending machines now line the corridors of British schools. But evidence is mounting that a diet high in the empty calories provided by chocolate bars and fizzy drinks is not only creating a generation of spotty fatsos, but also depressing children's immune systems. Julia Eisner investigates.
Producer Sheila Dillon

with Nick Clarke and James Naughtie. Editor Kevin Marsh

by Anthony Trollope. Part 3.

Producers Carole Lacey and Howard Rogers

A collaboration between documentary makers from five countries. Over the next ten weeks, programmes from Australia, America, Canada, Ireland and Britain. Stories which cross boundaries - of geography and generation.
1. Big Sisters. "Whatever the guys do we can do better. "On the streets of Chicago the girl gangs rule the patch. They are rough and tough, seeking power, friendship and "family".
Producer Ira Glass for Soundprint and National Public
Radio
Editor Sharon Banoff

The great South African musician Hugh Masekela brings his trumpet to the studio, and as Blueprint magazine celebrates its tenth birthday, Tim Marlow charts the last decade in design. Producer Neil Trevithick

Producer Pam Brighton
by
Ivy Bannister . Read by
Pauline McLynn.

Editor Margaret Budy
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with Janet Trewin and Peter Macann. Is North Sea gas the car fuel of the future? Producer David France

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Producer Simon Elmes

Rt Hon Alan Beith , MP, Liberal Democrat Treasury Spokesman; David Blunkett , MP, Shadow Health Secretary; Rt Hon Tony Newton , MP, Lord President of the Council; and Amanda Playtell of Mirror Group Newspapers tacklethe issues raised in Fleetwood, Lancashire. Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby. Producer Nick Utechin

In the final edition of Stop Press, John Diamond announces the winner of The
Guardian/Stop Press travel writing competition, talks to some of the 2,000 entrants and quotes axtracts from their articles.
Producer Andrew Denwood

Alistair Cooke examines some of the foreign policy issues that the Clinton administration has found itself involved in, less than a year into his presidency.

with Richard Kershaw in London and Robin Lustig at the Conservative party conference in Blackpool.

Final part: Eighty-one Miles an Hour.

with Sally Grace , Julie Gibbs , Jeffrey Holland and Toby Longworth.
Producer Gareth Edwards

with Heather Payton.

Peter Hill looks back over 15 years of broadcasting from Westminster.
3: Fun and Games and Personalities Producer Mark Savage