with Vanessa Clark Stereo

with Brian Redhead and John Humphrys.
Details as Monday plus:
8.35
Yesterday in Parliament

with Professor Anthony Clare
Researcher CLARE DENNING Producer MATT THOMPSON Editor MICHAEL EMBER

Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm discover a richly forested state where the Greens hold the balance of power. Producer JOHN HARRISON BBC Bristol

Stereo

In the fourth of six conversations, Cliff Morgan talks to Clare Francis.
Renowned yachtswoman and novelist, she has experienced both the thrill of high adventure and the bleakness of the debilitating illness ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis).
Where does she look for heroism in others?
Producer PETER GRIFFITHS

George Barber takes a wry look at London's media land.

Presenter John Howard

Stereo (Details Tues 6.30pm)

with James Naughtie

Fred the Ferry Boat
(Stereo)

What happens when
Hedda Gabler gets the giggles?
Dame Judi Dench and others tell
Veronica Cecil how they cope with helpless laughter on stage. Serial:
Indemnity Only (9)

2.05 Science NaturaUy (Looking at Nature): Push Timmy Mallett and Robin Robbins explore the force of push at Stonehenge.
2.20 Quest: Judaism Jewish life in Britain (RV) Stereo
2.40-3.00 Listen! Not That Brevil Hockley! (2) by KEN JONES. Stereo (R)

by JOHN LATHAM.
A biochemist works on a theory of Chaos. As the molecules shift, so does Tony's private life.
Directed by MICHAEL FOX BBC Manchester. Stereo

Singer Peggy Lee talks to Nigel Forde about her life in Hollywood as revealed in her new autobiography, and Susan Hill muses on her bookshelves and new thoughts on writing. Producer
EDWINA WOLSTENCROFT

Stereo (Details as Wed 9. 15pm)

with Frances Coverdale and Robert Williams

and Financial Report

Barry Cryer
Clement Freud
Derek Nimmo and Christopher Timothy join Nicholas Parsons. Devised by IAN MESSITER Producer EDWARD TAYLOR Stereo (R)

Ten programmes.
4: Going Down Fighting Martin Roberts eavesdrops as a group of 11 spirited, humorous Yorkshiremen grapple with cashflows, takeover bids, sleepless nights - and the emotional strain that comes with starting your own company.
Producer MARTIN ROBERTS

Morals Made to Measure As the Left becomes more individualist, is the Right trying to steal its communitarian clothes? David Walker asks which ethic will suit the British political agenda of the 90s. Producer FRASER STEEL Editor CAROLINE ANSTEY

Presenter Kati Whitaker Producer MARLENE PEASE

Irish writer
William Trevor publishes new short stories; and the winner of this year's Turner Prize for art,
Richard Long , exhibits his new works. Presented by Paul Vaughan. Producer TIM DEE
Stereo

with Richard Kershaw Stereo

The Remains of the Day 4: The Conference Approaches

by Agatha Christie dramatised and directed in five parts by Michael Bakewell
4: A Recipe for Ginger Cake
Emily suspects that the Willetts, who have rented Sittaford House, are somehow involved in the murder of Captain Trevelyan. But how can she get into the house?
Stereo

Music: GCSE Assignments 7: Perform Feedback programme Stereo (R)
12.50 HiTech Feedback programme Stereo (R)