This week with Sarah Ward and Jon Briggs.
Stories and songs for young children. Plus
Andrew Sachs reading Wiggly Park adventures.
Deborah Moggach 's story read by Susie Brann. (R)
with Johnnie Walker
John Campbell visits the Ironbridge Gorge museum.
Cello and piano concert. (as Radio 3)
Presenter Martin Kelner
The first of a five-part magical adventure story written by ex-Python Terry Jones, read by William Rushton.
R5 Formerly a member of the madcap Monty Python 'circus' and now a successful film director, Terry Jones has also found fame as the author of quirky stories and poems for children. Nicobobinus - the tale of a boy's resourceful adventures in Venice - is a typical Jones blend of the funny, the fantastical and the frightening. Pirate monks, fearful dragons, singing leopards, a golden man, a homicidal doctor and a ship with a mind of its own - they're all waiting to be brought to life on radio by that off-beat storyteller William Rushton (7.20pm)
by Wally K Daly (part 5)
(R)
with Caron Keating
The first of a three-part adaptation of Arnold
Wesker's play, which is a GCSE set text.
(Part 2 Thursday at 9.00pm)
The South and West scene with Mark Thomas.
