Presented by Richard Sanders. Producer Carol Trewin
with James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Christine Morgan
with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Colin Morris.
with Cliff Morgan. Producer Caj Sohal
Presented by Eddie Mair.
Producer Jill Thomas. WRITE TO: [address removed] for factsheet No 26, enclosing sae
A six-part series which reveals the afterlife of some famous characters from children's fiction.
3: Whatever Happened to the Ugly Sisters? Were they scheming vixens or victims of character assassination by Cinderella's secret police?
Written by Adrian Mourby.
Producer Brian King
3: Last Ward to the Mastersons. Another dip into the turbulent history of the Masterson family in the improvised saga of a family at war with itself.
With Josie Lawrence , Phelim McDermott , Paul Merton , Caroline Quentin , Lee Simpson and Jim Sweeney. Producer Phil Clarke
Producer Dennis Sewell
Presented by David Walter.
Producer Lucy Ash. Editor Anna Carragher
Presented by Alison Mitchell. Producer Sarah Pennells
with Humphrey Lyttelton , Willie Rushton , Tim Brooke-Taylor , Graeme Garden and Barry Cryer.
Producer Jon Naismith
Producers Karen Turner and Nick Utechin
LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
by Henry Livings.
Returning from Australia, Timothy Turner finds his only relatives downright hostile. They are fostering pauper children on their Saddleworth farm. But something is wrong and he is determined to unearth the truth.
With Jill Graham , Robin Walker and the pupils of Saddleworth school. Director David Hunter
Presented by Roy Porter.
Producer Ian Bel
To mark National Music Day, Peter Evans looks at the latest in concert-hall and studio technology, instrument design and our understanding of the human voice. Producer Anne McNaught
Jolyon Jenkins reports on a special investigation into the hidden world of the liquidators.
4: The Trouble with Trousers. Another quirky look at an average wardrobe. Producers Felicity Goodall and Susan Roberts
How does it feel when a friend asks you to father her child? From Hell's Angels to Masons - what's so great about men-only clubs? And John Hegley with new poems about men. Presented by Tom Robinson. Producer Chris Kimber
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Turing the Tables
First there was the cheery radio disc jockey, playing the records and keeping us entertained. But now the DJ has come of age. Earning thousands for an evening's work, top club DJs are being feted by the major record companies as creative artists intheirown right. John Tague considers the rise and rise of the industry's new stars. Producer Jerome Weatherald
by Robin Glendinning.
To his fellow Europeans, Robert Hart has "gone native". But with the Manchu dynasty on the point of collapse and the colonial powers jostling for position, the Empress Dowager turns to Hart as a voice of tolerance amid a ravening imperial greed.
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
Led by Father Michael Child.
The language series with Frank Delaney. 2: Jabberwockery. The creation and dissection of utter nonsense.
Producer Liz Jensen
Gerry Anderson reflects on life in his native Northern Ireland.
2: Empty Streets and Loose Talk. "In a rundown area near the centre of Stroke City stood a ramshackle cafe. It was operated by Peggy, who loved to talk - she was particularly fond of discussing Darwin's teaching vis-a-vis the Catholic Church."
Producer Simon Elmes
with film composer Ron Goodwin.
2: 1955-85. John Moffatt reads from the letters of poet Philip Larkin , compiled and presented by Anthony Thwaite. Producer Sally Marmion
