Presented by Jeremy Cherfas. Producer Richard Sanders
With James Whitbourn and guest. Producer Kathryn Blennerhassett
With Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Elaine Storkey.
8.40 Yesterday In Parliament
Sports news with Cliff Morgan. Producer Audrey Adams
Presented by Sandy Gall. Producer Jill Thomas
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With Ned Sherrin.
Producer Julian Mayers
Will the United Kingdom survive? In the last of the series, David Dimbleby asks the people of Britain what they want for their nation.
Producers Sallie Davies and Anthony Dworkin
Producer Tony Grant
Presented by Alison Mitchell. Producer Catherine Chamaud
Barry Took is in the chair, with guests Alan Coren , Andy Hamilton , Andrew Rawnsley and Joan Bakewell , for a satirical look back at the week's news. Producer Aled Evans. Rptd Monday 6.30pm
Jonathan Dimbleby hosts a topical discussion in Nottingham with the Rt
Hon Tony Benn MP, the Rt Hon Sir David Steel MP and Jude Kelly , artistic director of the West Yorkshire Playhouse. Repeated from yesterday
Producers Nadine Grieve and Anne Peacock LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
By Richard Edmunds. The scene is a village in Papua New Guinea. In one canoe sits the logging company, in the other a group called Rainforest
Rescue. The canoes have been racing abreast, until now.... with Nina Wadia , Sandra James-Young , Geoffrey Whitehead and Tessa Worsley Director Andy Jordan
Roy Porter sets sail again with a six-part series of the topical history magazine, including a Trafalgar Day look at the story behind British naval power; news of the latest threat to historical sites; and a couple of minutes on the . Producer Malcolm Brammar
Repeated tomorrow at 8.30pm
Presented by Peter Evans.
Producer Deborah Cohen. Rptd Tues 8.00pm
Reporter Julian O'Halloran. Repeated from Tuesday
In the first of six programmes, Stuart Montgomery from Edinburgh describes his passion for television test card music. Reporter Tony Currie. Producer Micahel Shaw Rpt
Another no-nonsense look at the week's news.
Repeated from yesterday
The quirks and perks of parents, children and siblings. John Peel presents the third of eight despatches from the front-line of family life.
Producer Elizabeth Burke. Rptd Thurs 11.30pm ANSWERING MACHINE: (0171) [number removed]
Three programmes which blend new poetry with real people and contemporary music with ancient myth. 2: Mananan's Isle. Poet Rose Flint and composer Nick Sargent travel to the Isle of Man to report, in poetry and music, on the spirit of the place. For them alone, Mananan lifts his shroud to reveal his playful sharks, his Pagan Lady and his tricks with time. But can he stem the tide of offshore interests? Singer Emma Christian
A Partners in Sound production. Rptd Fri 9.30pm
A sardonic thriller by Bill James , with Philip Madoc as lies and Malcolm Storry as Harpur. Harpur and lies are losing the battle against crime on their patch - so lies starts to play by his own deadly rules.
Director Jane Dauncey Rpt
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Patrick Lambert
The second in a series of four programmes in which writer and theologian Philip Sheldrake explores the relationship between God and human desire.
Sue MacGregor quizzes panellists Christopher Cook , Philippa Gregory , Colin Ford and Julian Mitchell. The programme comes from the National Gallery and Museum in Cardiff. Producer Gillian Hush
Jenni Mills meets six people who achieved instant fame and lost it.
5: Michael Dukakis. US Presidential candidate in 1988. "Where was Ross Perot
when I needed him?" Producer Sarah Rowlands
Richard Baker looks at the world of film and television music with composers Richard Rodney Bennett and Geoffrey Burgon. Producer Ray Abbott Rpt
Gary Brown 's six-part comedy stars
Jim Sweeney as Phil, Caroline Quentin
' as Sarah and Shirley Stelfox as Fay.
4: Mates on Wheels with Nadine Ballantyne , Mark Straker and Rachel Atkins. Producer Ann Jobson Rpt
David Benedictus reads his new story. Repeated from Monday
