with Rev Ruth Scott of the Richmond
Team Ministry.
with James Naughtie and John Humphrys.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Jim Thompson.
8.40 Recess reading
Libby Purves and guests visit a Derbyshire farm where the animals have had more star parts than many leading actors.
Producer Lucy Cacanas
Episode 7.
For details see Monday
Introduced by Jenni Murray.
Serial: Knowledge of Angels (12/13) For details see Monday
Eight plays based on short stories by Rudyard Kipling, dramatised for radio by Ed Thomason.
London, 1880: dreams of a career in India are dashed when young Dicky Hatt marries his Bella. But when a post is offered, he can't resist pretending he is still single...
with Nick Clarke.
Repeated from yesterday 7.05pm
Last of the series by Tony Mulholland. Declaration. Pat gets a rare thing in politics - a second chance. But this time it's make or break.
With Richard Mitchley. David Holt ,
Terry Pearson , Sally Hedges. Kathryn Hunt. Susan Jeffrey , Robin Bowerman and Pat Quayle Director Nigel Bryant
Only 33 days to'go! Jan Francis and Julia Eccleshare join Michael Rosen to look at new books to give this
Christmas. producer Jill Burridge
# See feature: page 33
Quentin Cooper reviews the week's film releases including The Shadow, starring Alec Baldwin , which has its origins in a 30s American radio series. producer Will Cantopher. Revised rpt 9.30pm
by David Anderson , read by Eric Allan. "My father fell in love with the Lake
District when I was about seven, at a time when the normal family was just discovering Butlins." Producer Harriet Lang
with Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.
Starring Richard Ingrams , John Wells , John Sessions , Joan Sims , Patricia Routledge , Brian Bowles ,
Simon Greenall and Henrietta Gooden , and featuring June Whitfield and the silken tones of Brian Perkins.
The further adventures of characters created between the wars by the humorist J B Morton.
Adapted by Mike Barfield with Richard Ingrams Producer Harry Thompson
Eddie's got a lot-tery on his mind ... Repeated tomorrow at 1.40pm
Irene Li , Derek Yau and the Ip sisters are all young Chinese who've left Britain to live in Hong Kong- even though the territory will be handed over to Peking's rule in three years' time. Sarah Olowe reports on a youthful counterdrift to the South China Sea. Producer Joy Hatwood
with Geoff Watts.
Repeated from yesterday 11.30am
What's the point of parks? In the past they were paragons for promenaders or pit stops for the urban poor. Currently, the proper use of these public spaces is under question. This week Mark Whittaker pursues those with a stake in posting out the parks of the future.
(Rpted Sun 9.30pm)
For 130 years, the Swan Hunter yard at Wallsend on the Tyne has been producing ships. Now, the yard that built the Mauretania and the Ark Royal seems set to close. During the past months, Brian James has followed the fortunes of a group of Swan
Hunter workers as the battle to save the yard continues....
Producers Paul Bajoria and Alastair Wilson
Revised repeat of 4.05pm
with Isabel Hilton.
by Angela Carter. 3: My feathered friend, I've come to make your fortune. For details see Monday
Nigel Fountain returns with another batch of postwar cultural phenomena. In 1969 snooker was a dying sport but then the BBC created Pot Black. Repeated from Friday
Repeated from Saturday at 6.50pm
