Anna Hill visits the Cotswold Game Fair and the village of Salperton. Producer George Macpherson
with James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer
Christine Morgan CEEFAX: today's prayer is on BBC2 Ceefax page
with John Humphrys and Peter Hobday.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with David Winter.
Producer Jill Thomas. WRITE TO: [address removed] for factsheet No 32. enclosing sae
3: Traveler's Tales - Tall Stories or Useful Tools? Is readinga travel novel a good way to prepare for a visit to a country? Dilly Barlow meets the writers and theircritics. Producer Hilary McLennan
with Maureen Lipman. 3: DogShows Producer Karen Walker
ProducerTony Grant
2: Financial Advice: the Customer Can't Win. Roger White goes behind the iron curtain of the life assurance industry. Producer Virginia Eastman
This week, the events of the year 2055. Starring Kate Robbins and Brian Perkins.
(Repeated Monday 6.30pm)
Six people look for love in the personal columns. 2: Love Letters. Debbie and Peter examine their messages. Producer Sara Conkey
with Leslie Grantham as the hit man. In Bill Lyons ' play, a moderately unhappily married couple and a girl fed up with looking after a sick mother are connected by a hit man's interest in them. Director Jane Morgan
2: Charles Simon , the final Dr Dale, recalls the days of theatre under the stars. Producer Matt Thompson
In Allerton Bywater , between Leeds and Castleford in West Yorkshire, the pit that kept the village alive has been razed to the ground and most men are out of work. John Slater gives them a helping hand. APierBlackhill production
Presented by Alun Lewis. Producer Richard Aedy
How far have the Palestinians been obliged to swap military occupation for economic occupation? Reporter Mark Whitaker.
4: Money Talks. Comedian Owen Money recalls Merthyr Labour Club - the secret of his success. Producer Gavin McCarthy
Producer Phil Clarke
Superfine wool growers in New South Wales talk Robert Robinson through from stud to bale.
Trevor's Story
Nigel Williams talks to award-winning, Irish-born author William Trevor in a rare radio interview and discusses Trevor's latest book, Felicia 's Journey, the disturbing tale of an Irish girl's visit to England.
Producer Anthony Denselow
by Tony Dennis. it is 1941. In Kingston, Jamaica. Lloyd and Alex dream together of music, big bands and a better life. In a search for new horizons, they join up to fight for Britain.
With John Baddeley and Robert McKewley Music by Chris Batchelor and Steve Buckley Director Anne Edyvean
Producer Anthony Sellors
Led by Alison Leonard.
Paul Boateng indulges in historical chit-chit with guests Joan Bakewell , Christopher Cook , Ian McCaskill and Brian Sewell. Producer Kathy Smith
4: .4// Gas and Mantels. Gas lighting seems essentially Victorian. Ray D'Arcy asks if there are still houses lit by gas. Producer Martin Jenkins
Novelist Carol Clewlow talks to Monty Haltrecht about her enthusiasm for opera. Producer Gillian Hush
Final part of Aldous Huxley 's futuristic masterpiece. Freedom! Freedom! John the Savage learns the philosophy of the new world - and utterly rejects it.
With Timothy Carlton. Joanna Myers , Susan Sheridan , Petra Markham , Richard Pearce and Andrew Wincott Music by WilfredoAcosta
Dramatised by Stephen Mulnne Director Marilyn Imrie
