A meditation for the beginning of a new day with the Rev
Graham Comeck. Stereo

Presented by Sue MacGregor and Peter Hobday.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Dr David Cook
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament

The last of the present series in which John Waite and his team investigate listeners' complaints.
. WRITE to: Face the Facts. BBC. London W 1 A 1 AA , if you have a case which you believe deserves investigation

A series in which
Jenni Mills traces critical periods in people's lives and finds out how they weathered the crisis.
Producer Sarah Rowlands

Fergus Keeling and Jessica Holm push aside the lianas and brush past the bromeliads to discover the delights of the rainforest - in Edinburgh. Producer John Harrison

Reflecting on the concerns of the day. Stereo

Stereo (Omnibus edition

The former Prime
Minister of Southern
Rhodesia, Garfield Todd , was the first premier in the history of the Commonwealth to be served with a restriction order. One British politician commented in amusement, 'The man is not subversive. He's just a liberal!'
In the fourth of a five-part series, BBC Religious Affairs Correspondent
Mike Wooldridge talks to Sir Garfield Todd about the beliefs which have underpinned his political policies and decisions. Producer Beverley McAinsh

Robert Glasgow recalls a life lived in the heyday of the newspaper trade, in Chicago, New York and Baltimore.

Presented by Debbie Thrower

In the second of two programmes,
Bob Monkhouse recalls the great entertainer who died last year, with highlights from his immortal radio shows, plus special contributions from John Mortimer , Maurice Denham and Deryck Guyler.
Producer Edward Taylor. Stereo

Presented by James Naughtie

Introduced by Jenni Murray.
Serial: Lost for Words. The first of 14 episodes written and read by Deric Longden.
'I would have recognised that backside anywhere, as it swivelled and slammed into Marks and Spencer's, dragging my mother along in its wake.' Abridged by Pat McLoughlin
Music: Andy Fairweather Low 's Wide-Eyed and Legless

Michael Ignatieff discusses his favourite reading matter with Nigel Forde , who also examines the importance of good punctuation. Producer Sally Marmion

Paul Allen meets Geoffrey Parkinson , probation officer and part-time radio playwright, whose play
The Newsvendor goes out next Tuesday on Radio 3; writer Claire Tomalin puts Katherine Mansfield on stage; and Opera
North mounts a Mozart concoction called
The Music Box.
Producer Anthony Denselow

with Frank Partridge and Hugh Sykes

and Financial Report

A series of graphic features exploring contemporary life in Britain.
Comeovers, Stopovers and Manx Crabs
During the past five years, the Isle of Man has been invaded by the finance sector. Office blocks have elbowed out boarding houses; the wine bar has replaced the 'comer caff'. In this portrait of a changed community, the different groups of people now living on the island reflect on a clash of values.
Reporter Gill Birchall.
Producer Joy Hatwood. Stereo

Centre Point
One way out of its Poll Tax dilemma is for the Government to centralise things yet further. David Walker asks: What would schools, the police and other services look like if the man from Whitehall took complete charge? Producer Simon Coates

with Kati Whitaker
Producer Marlene Pease

with Nigel Cassidy Stereo

with Alexander MacLeod
Stereo

Carol : by Patricia Highsmith.
Part 11. ! (For detail

The last in a series of nerve-tinglers introduced, by Edward de Souza , ; the Man in Black. '
Invitation to the Vaults
A crooked literary agent is subjected to a harrowing revenge ...
Written by Basil Copper .
Adapted by Wally K Daly
Director Martin Jenkins. Stereo ' (Postponed from 17 January)