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Radio 4 Listings for 30 March – 5 April 2013 Page 1 of 17 SATURDAY 30 MARCH 2013 Having lived there for 171 years, this was not an easy decision Roger Law, the co-creator of Spitting Image, heads to Cape to make but the need to down-size and provide a more practical Town to meet South Africa's satirical puppets. What happens SAT 00:00 Midnight News (b01rgjxv) style of accommodation for the future lead them to this setting when he meets the rubber version of Nelson Mandela? The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. in Yorkshire, a place with a strong Cistercian heritage, where in Followed by Weather. their own words they '...seek to become 'lovers of the place', In a small studio under Table Mountain a dedicated group of working in harmony with the National Park ethos to conserve puppeteers are keeping the satirical flame burning for South and enhance the natural beauty and cultural heritage of this Africa. With rubber versions of their politicians. old and new, SAT 00:30 Book of the Week (b01rpgbt) landscape'. and the backing of one of the country's finest cartoonists Comandante Zapiro, they are making waves for the establishment. But how Helen Mark meets with the sisters of Stanbrook as they care for easy is this to do in a democracy that is so new? Comedy can be Episode 5 their livestock, explain the eco workings of Stanbrook, the joys tricky in a country where race and politics are so highly of reflecting nature in art and the excitement of new sensitive. The political career of Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías had an beginnings. inauspicious start. A failed coup in 1992 led to a two-year Roger Law goes on set to talk to the writers and the performers prison sentence. But Chåvez was nothing less than resilient. He Produced by Nicola Humphries. of ZA News, South Africa's puppet show, as well as stand up returned to win the 1999 election and remained in power until comedians. He finds out what can - and can't be - said on air his death from cancer on March 5th this year. and on stage, and what really upsets the country's political elite. SAT 06:30 Farming Today (b01rkxhp) A portrait of South Africa through its evolving satirical scene, Throughout his presidency he made friends and enemies in Farming Today This Week with a democracy only now finding that perhaps it can laugh at almost equal measure. To the Venezuelan working classes, who itself. benefited from many of his social reforms, he was an heroic On Farming Today This Week, Charlotte Smith is in Somerset figure. To other elements of Venezuelan society, he was to see how new government planning rules could affect the First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 2013. considered manipulative and autocratic. Abroad, his reputation countryside. She visits the village of East Coker,last resting was similarly polarised - the US in particular, fired by his place of T S Eliot, which is at the centre of a controversial alliance with Cuba, found Chávez an antagonistic figure. planning dispute. The District Council is proposing to build SAT 11:00 Open Air (b01rkxhw) 2500 houses on agricultural land connecting the village to Omnibus As Gabriel García Márquez wrote in 1999, after flying from Yeovil as part of a local development plan. Under the National Cuba to Caracas with the new president, "While he sauntered Policy Planning Framework, local authorities are required to Five artists re-imagine how broadcast space might be used. off with his bodyguards of decorated officers and close friends, draw up plans for housing expansion. If they don't do this, Front Row's John Wilson hears their works and meets the I was overwhelmed by the feeling that I had just been travelling developers can appeal and go over their heads to get the go- artists: Christian Marclay, Ruth Ewan, Peter Strickland, Susan and chatting pleasantly with two opposing men. One to whom ahead. Charlotte Smith hears from both sides and the Planning Hiller and Mark Wallinger. the caprices of fate had given an opportunity to save his Mnister, Nick Boles. Presented by Charlotte Smith. Produced country. The other, an illusionist, who could pass into the by Anna Varle. Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful history books as just another despot." and surprising audio interventions, broadcast throughout the week. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel Rory Carroll joined The Guardian as a reporter in 1997. After SAT 06:57 Weather (b01rgjyc) have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to spells in Rome, Pakistan and Afghanistan, the Irishman took The latest weather forecast. performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to over the paper's Baghdad bureau. On October 19th, 2005 respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule Carroll was abducted, but released unharmed a day later. In and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about April 2006, he was appointed The Guardian's Latin American SAT 07:00 Today (b01rgmh8) and listened to. This programme brings all five works together correspondent, and worked out of Caracas for the next six Morning news and current affairs with James Naughtie and and hears from the artists. years. In 2011, he was long-listed for The Orwell Prize. Evan Davis, including: Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Writer: Rory Carroll 0751 Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to Reader: Jack Klaff Sir Bruce Keogh, the medical director of the NHS in England, transform the UK's cultural landscape. More details are Abridger: Pete Nichols explained on yesterday's programme that he had seen new data available at http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about indicating that patient deaths in Leeds General Infirmary were Producer: Karen Rose higher than they should be, and he wanted the trust to find out Produced by Russell Finch, Phil Smith and Joby Waldman A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4. why. Professor Brian Jarman, the head of the Dr Foster unit at A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Imperial College, and Sir Roger Boyle, a cardiologist, provide their perspectives. SAT 00:48 Shipping Forecast (b01rgjxx) SAT 11:30 From Our Own Correspondent (b01rkxhy) The latest shipping forecast. 0810 The Jihadi Vegetable Patch Teaching union conferences for the NUT and NASUWT take place this weekend during a period when the government is Correspondents' despatches from around the world. In this SAT 01:00 Selection of BBC World Service Programmes embarking on a major reform of teachers' pay in England. edition: Thomas Fessy marches through Mali with the French (b01rgjy1) Christine Blower, general secretary of the NUT and Dame Sally Foreign Legion looking for insurgents; Jonathan Fryer's in the BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. BBC Radio 4 Coates, headteacher of Burlington Danes Academy in West Angolan capital, Luanda, where people have much to look at resumes at 5.20am. London, discuss the ongoing debate over teachers' pay. but, in most cases, little money to spend. What's the point of the Swiss army? Imogen Foulkes says some there believe there's no 0816 further need for compulsory military service. Alan Johnston SAT 05:20 Shipping Forecast (b01rgjy3) Daniel Finklestein, presenter of an Archive on Four programme chronicles a sad, final day at a 'trotting' track in Italy which is The latest shipping forecast. about speeches that were often prepared but never made, closing down, another victim of the recession there. And the explains his interest in unheard speeches. Germans may have a reputation for businesslike efficiency but Steve Evans in Berlin has been learning that they don't always SAT 05:30 News Briefing (b01rgjy5) 0822 get it right! The producer: Tony Grant. The latest news from BBC Radio 4. The former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, has given an Easter interview with the Daily Mail accusing the prime minister of marginalising Christians. BBC political SAT 12:00 Money Box (b01rkxj0) SAT 05:43 Prayer for the Day (b01rgmcs) correspondent Alan Soady reports. Pension savers; the listener who took on HSBC; loyalty cards A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with the Rt Revd Richard Chartres, Bishop of London. 0830 People who have saved up for their own pension through a work The National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse will be or personal pension can take more of their money out of the abolished on Monday, with its functions absorbed into Public fund after changes introduced this week. The people affected SAT 05:45 iPM (b01rgmcv) Health England, resulting in local authorities taking over have a fairly large pension pot - more than £50,000 - and have The programme that starts with its listeners. responsibility for commissioning drug treatment services from a decided not to convert it into a pension for life - an annuity. new Health and Wellbeing Directorate. Paul Hayes, CEO of the Instead they keep the fund invested usually in a self-invested National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse and personal pension or SIPP and draw money down from it. This SAT 06:00 News and Papers (b01rgjy7) Professor Sir Ian Gilmore, the Royal College of Physicians' week's changes mean people potentially could raise their The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers. special adviser on alcohol and the chair of Alcohol Health income by a fifth. But is it a good idea? Alliance, discuss potential changes to the funding for treatments to those with addictions.
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