The final programme in the series about Second World War Britain culled from diaries of the time.
1945: Jerusalem. With Edward Argent, Andy Arnold , Paul Birchard ,
Gowan Calder , Vivienne Dixon , Grace Glover , Giles Havergal , Bill Jack , Crawford Logan , Eileen McCallum ,
Mark McDonnel , Rosealeen Pelan ,
Billy Riddoch , Tim Settle , Gerda Stevenson ,
Vari Sylvester and Finlay Welsh. Producer Dave Batchelor Repeat
The last in a six-part comedy by Harwant Bains. Mo Junior 's scrap metal sculpture attracts public attention. with Akbar Kurtha. Syreeta Kumar.
Paul Bazely , Don McCorkindale , Lyndham Gregory and Paul Bhattacharjee. Director Claire Grove
By Chris Thompson. Following the progress of three couples in the holiday resort of Skegness, each with their own reasons for returning to the scene of their happiest holiday. With Norman Bird and Susan Brooke.
With Alison Carney , Laura Chambers , Sean Connolly , Tom Knight , Joyce Gibbs and Veda Warwick. Director Peter Leslie Wild
Brian makes a meal of it.
Written by Mary Cutler. Director Keri Davies Editor Vanessa Whitburn
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Nick Clarke chairs debates on issues of interest, in front of an invited audience. Listeners can also vote on the motion. 4: "The therapy culture is responsible for more harm than good." From the Institute of Group Analysis, London.
To vote YES dial [number removed]0311. To vote NO dial [number removed]0322. LINES OPEN from
8.45pm. Maximum call cost lOp. Producer Nick Utechin. Repeated tomorrow 1.15pm
Written and directed by Bill Bryden.
Two Italian immigrants await execution in the Massachusetts of the twenties for a payroll robbery and murders they did not commit. with Trevor Ray and Gawn Grainge
Musical director John Tarns. Repeat
The programme attempts to discover why so many professional fighters end up in prison, from high-profile cases like heavyweight champion Mike Tyson to the unknowns currently residing in Brixton prison.
Producer Simon Crosse
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