with the Rev
Ronald Hoar , stereo

with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with the Venerable
George Austin,
Archdeacon of York.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament

with Libby Purves. Producer Bridget Osborne

The Totara Tree by Roderick Finlayson. When an old Maori woman perches like a crow in her birth tree, her protest is remarkably effective ...
Read by Susan Curnow. Producer David Hunter

0 Spirit of the Living God (St Venantius); I Peter 1, vv 3-9; Holy Is the True Light (Harris); Blessed Assurance. Director of Music: Barry Rose. Stereo

Derek Parker presents the last of four programmes based on James Austen -Leigh's memoirs of his famous aunt, the only account by somebody who actually knew her.
James Austen-Leigh .... PAUL ROGERS Jane Austen JOANNA DAVID Producer John Knight. Stereo

Presented by John Howard.

A three-part adaptation of Graham Greene 's thriller, set in 1938. 2: Droeschke has come to England to buy vital coal for his war-torn country, but enemy agents are on his track.
Director Matthew Walters Stereo

Presented by James Naughtie.

Introduced by Jenni Murray.
The Rockin' Revolution - meet the women who are sampling, mixing and turning the turntables on the back-room boys in the music business.
Serial: Hester Lilly (3)

A centennial - if fictional - tribute to the Herefordshire musician and bon viveur, by Sony Comedy Award winner Alick Rowe.
(Stereo)

Now that science is such a key part of the National Curriculum, many publishers have set out to make the subject more attractive to children.
Judith Hann and Carolyn Dale assess how successful they have been.
Producer Jill Burridge

Sound pictures of what six cities have meant to six people. In the fourth programme, the poet Sir Stephen Spender remembers the decadent
Berlin of the 30s and talks of his friendship with Christopher Isherwood , creator of Sally Bowles. Producer Martin Buckley Stereo

Brian Sibley on the much-publicised film by director Oliver Stone of the late Jim Morrison , lead singer of The Doors; and Nina Bawden 's new novel Family Money uncovers dark motives in the Pye family.
Producer Belinda Sample
Stereo

with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes. Editor Kevin Marsh

and Financial Report

Stereo

Sharon is in for quite a surprise.

Current trends in the heritage industry, and a visit to New Lanark, almost unchanged since the Industrial Revolution.

Anton Chekhov - a life reflected in his own writings, the words of his family and friends and the characters who people his plays, in seven programmes. 4: A Glimpse of Hell
'Siberia! There's not even a railway! Even for a man in the best of health, 3,000 miles across
Central Asia is no joke. You'll kill yourself!'
Reader John Rowe.
With John Baddeley , John Bull , Margaret Courtenay , Michael Graham Cox , Tara Dominick , David Goudge , Marcia King , John Moffatt , Simon Treves and Geoffrey Whitehead. Director Rosemary Hart Stereo

Does Whitehall Mean
Business?
The DTI likes to be known as the Department for Enterprise - but is it clear about its role of encouraging business? Since 1979 it's had 12 different Secretaries of State. Peter Day talks to Sir Leon Brittan , Lord Young, Nicholas Ridley and others, about what the DTI is for.
Editor Colin Wilde. Stereo

Stereo

with Roger White. Stereo

with Alexander MacLeod.
Stereo

An Autumn Sowing by E F Benson. Part 3.
Stereo

The last of the series.
Ice Cold in Wrexham
Thirty years ago, men drank bitter or mild, and only women sipped lager and lime. Nigel Fountain hails the arrival of head-banging beers, lager louts, badge-drinking, and probably the best advertising in the world - only lager can do this. Producer Wendy Pilmer