Presented by Jeremy Cherfas.
with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor.
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with David Winter.
8.40 Yesterday In Parliament
with Cliff Morgan. Producer Caj Sohal
Holiday news with Eddie Mair. Producer Jill Thomas
WRITE TO: [address removed] for factsheet No 48. enclosing sae
with Ned Sherrin and guests. Producer Laura Druce
Producer Jonathan Brunert
Is the European Union a club the Scandinavians want to join? David Walter reports on the Norwegian referendum on EU membership. Producer Rosie Goldsmith
Presented by Alison Mitchell. Producer Tim Bowler
The antidote to panel games, with Tim Brooke-Taylor , Barry Cryer ,
Graeme Garden and Willie Rushton. Humphrey Lyttelton is in the chair.
Producer Jon Naismith. Rptd Monday 6.30pm
Lord Lester, Graham Mather MEP,
Clare Short MP, and Janet Paraskeva , tackle the issues raised in Warwick.
Repeated from yesterday
with Jonathan Dimbleby.
Producers Poppy Hughes and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
by Jonathan Smith.
The first in a season of readings and plays to mark the centenary of the death of Robert Louis Stevenson
When W E Henley the one-legged
Gloucestershire poet and eccentric visited Edinburgh for an operation in 1874. he struck up an immediate and robust friendship with the more effete R L Stevenson. It was a friendship that was to survive many storms.
Director Shaun MacLoughlin Rpt * See This Week: page 12
The minorities cropping up on today's political agenda have irritated the system and affronted mainstream society for centuries. Hugh Prysor -
Jones charts the fate of six groups in British history. 3: Homosexuals
A Forsyth production. Rptd tomorrow 8.00pm
Presented by Peter Evans.
Producer Paula McGrath. Rptd Tuesday 8.00pm
Reporter Jolyon Jenkins. Repeated from Tuesday
Phil Smith resumes his old place in the wet fish queue in the open market to offer a perspective on life and current affairs. 4: Of Pies and Men Producer Gillian Hush
with Jeffrey Holland. Sally Grace , Toby Longworth and Josh Darcy. Repeated from yesterday
Tom Robinson continues his look at masculinity in the 90s. This week
Steven Wells gets to grips with Gadget Man and discovers the joy of the toy. Producer Chris Kimber. Rptd Wed 11.30pm ANSWERPHONE: 071- [number removed]
An adoption, a young girl, a merchant bank, life in the fast lane, multi-million pound deals, and a web of lies and villainy are the threads of Ed Thomason 's play, which is set in London at the time of Black
Wednesday, October 1992.
Director Tracey Neale
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
Led by Canon Eddie Neale.
In the last of the series, Nigel Rees discusses quotations with his guests Paula Gosling , Prof Richard L Gregory , Bryan Magee and Ludovic Kennedy. Quotations read by Patricia Hughes. Producer Kathy Smith Rpt
Final part of Barry Pilton 's tale of an innocent in Paris in 1968, brought to life by Alan Cox. Mai 68: It was the police view that the ten-million strong strike was the work of foreigners. Adapted and serialised by Colin McLaren Producer Louise Greenberg
Jeremy Nicholas visits actor Norman Painting , better known as Phil Archer. Repeated from Tuesday
Another chance to hear
Stephen Mulrine 's four-part dramatisation of Peter Turnbull 's novel about
Glasgow's P Division cops.
1: P C Hamilton discovers a corpse on Maryhill road.
Director Hamish Wilson Rpt
