Since the 1930s the milk trade has been dominated by the Milk Marketing Board. Next week the board is abolished and the free market takes over. With leading figures from the dairy world, including Agriculture Minister William Waldegrave , Jeremy Cherfas takes an early morning look at milk. Producer Tim Finney
with James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Christine Morgan. BBC2 CEEFAX p740
with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor.
with John Newbury. Editor Roger Mosey.
with Cliff Morgan.
Producer Joanne Watson
Holiday news with Eddie Mair. Producer Jill Thomas
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with Ned Sherrin and guests. Producer Laura Druce
Producer Jonathan Brunert
Since the autumn of 1989, Europhile has reported on the huge changes that have swept Europe, transforming the lives of its peoples. To mark the Programme's fifth birthday, David Walter returns to the city where it all began, Berlin, to ask what happened to the hopes and dreams of 1989 in Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic.
Producers Maria Balinska and Rosie Goldsmith Editor Anna Carragher
Presented by Alison Mitchell. Producer Tim Bowler
Alan Coren and Francis Wheen join Barry Took in Durham for the last Programme in the series.
Written by lain Pattinson and Robert Fraser Steele Producer Aled Evans. Rptd Monday 6.30pm
Including Frank Dobson MP and writer Beatrix Campbell on the panel. Repeated from yesterday
Producers Feisal Ali and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
As a prelude to the City on Air season of new plays from Manchester, there's another chance to hear Harold Brighouse's Lancashire comedy, starring Bernard Cribbins as the Salford shoe shop owner whose "uppish" daughters defy his every wish.
(Rpt)
Roy Porter with some more stories from the past which help to make sense of the present.
Producer Ian Bell. Repeated tomorrow 8.00pm
Presented by Peter Evans.
Producer Richard Aedy. Rptd Tuesday 8.00pm
Repeated from Tuesday
Sue Dyson concludes her look at dietary advice from the bizarre to the dangerous byway of the revolting. This week, electrifying ways to stay shapely and a glowing recipe for pep and vitality. Producer Malcolm Love
Repeated from yesterday
In the last of the series, Mark Steyn plays trick or treat on his guests. Producer Dymphna Flynn
(Repeated Wednesday at 11.30pm)
The Skip in It: the Music of Sharon Shannon She 's played with the Waterboys and at the Montreux Jazz Festival, and reggae producer Dennis Bovell worked on her new album Out the Gap because he recognised the skip in her music. But essentially she's a traditional accordion player, one of a family of musicians from Corofin, Co
Clare. Tom Morris travels to the west of Ireland and joins Sharon Shannon ,
Emmylou Harris , Donal Lynny and a bar full of musicians for a session.
Producer Julian May. Repeated Friday 9.30pm
CITY ON AIR
The opening play in a season celebrating Manchester as City of Drama 1994 is a radio road movie by Andrew Wilson. Four teenagers from Todmorden search for aliens in the Scottish Highlands, travelling in a hearse painted lime green.
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
Led by Dr Susan White.
Nigel Rees presents the 200th edition with panellists Patrick Barlow ,
Celia Haddon , Sir Antony Jay and Lord Oaksey. Producer Kathy Smith Rpt
An eight-part adaptation of comedy writer Barry Pilton 's tale of an innocent in Paris in 1968, with Alan Cox.
4: A bohemian with a stress-related illness?
Adapted and serialised by Colin McLaren Producer Louise Greenberg
Richard Baker discusses the life of E J Moeran with biographer Barry Marsh and pianist John Talbot. Repeated from Tuesday
Dramatised from Gillian Slovo 's acclaimed detective-mystery.
2: Kate Baeir and her partner Carmen are still trying to trace the mystery man who is following Alicia.
With David Holt , Philip Anthony. John Webb and Matthew Morgan
Music by Anthea Gomez
Abridged by Jill Brooke. Director Sue Wilson Rpt
