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with John Humphrys and Brian Redhead.
Details as Monday plus:
7.40 Best of British Youth Finalist:
Lorraine Brackley
7.45 Thought for the Day with Prof Charles Handy
8.35 Yesterday in Parliament

Most people feel well and truly accounted for, their lives summarised on birth certificate and poll tax form, credit card and driving licence. But tens of thousands are reported missing each year, and hundreds of thousands are surviving 'semi-detached' from official society.
In a series of four programmes, Hugh Prysor-Jones discovers Britain's lost legions. 2: The Finders
Producer John Forsyth

Fergus Keeling visits Canada and finds some of the world's last remaining wilderness. He tracks down terns across Lake Erie, wood bison at the edge of the Great Slave Lake and wolves in Nova Scotia. Producer John Ruthven
* EARTHWATCH: page 79

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Four conversations in which David Walker meets those on the top rung of the public-sector ladder.
1: Marianne Neville-Rolf Former Under-Secretary at the Department of Trade and newly appointed principal of the Civil Service College. Producer Joy Hatwood

Marion Field recalls her childhood in the Exclusive Brethren and the events that led to her expulsion from the sect.

Presenter John Howard

Stereo

with James Naughtie

The Red Teapot Stereo (R)

Elektra sacrificed her life for her father. But how many other hearts belong to daddy? Kathleen Griffin investigates daughterly devotion.
Presenter Jenni Murray. Serial: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
(7)

2.05 Science Naturally Looking at nature. Colour with Mike Howarth and Robin Robbins

2.20 Coming Up in Music 2: Junior. Stereo

2.40 Listen! The Decide-lt-Yourself Cliffhanger (6). Stereo

For seven years Hannah Snell , disguised as a man, fought for king and country. She fought, too, against a shadow-world of turbulent visions and prophetic dreams.
Written by Shirley Gee Music Max Early
Director Gordon House . Stereo (R)

D M Thomas on a fictional encounter between friends from the Soviet Union in his new novel Lying Together, Nigel Forde in a real encounter with radical Soviet journalist Vitaly Korotich; and a personal approach to Sir Francis Drake through John Sugden's biography. Producer Abigail Appleton

Stereo

with Frances Coverdale and Robert Williams

and Financial Report

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'When you think of the word bullying, you think of the school bully. You don't think about it happening in respectable places of work...'
Men and women share their experiences of being bullied at work, with Andrea Adams.

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The poor may always be with us. But Professor A.H. Halsey asks if there is now a permanent underclass without jobs, homes and families. Who are our poor relations and are we prospering at their expense?

(Repeated tomorrow at 11.00am LW)

Presenter Kati Whitaker

Arthur Miller premieres his latest play at the National Theatre; Andy Kershaw explores his passion for maps; and Nigel Andrews rounds up the films of the week.
Producer Nicki Paxman. Stereo

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with Richard Kershaw Stereo

The Dragon Can't Dance (8)

The last of six parts.
Miss Huddlestone has a flash of inspiration - but has it come in time?
Written by Colin Watson Dramatised by Christopher Denys
Director Tony Cliff. Stereo