with the Rev
Nicholas Bradbury.

with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with the Rev David Cohen.

Mr Preble Gets Rid of His Wife and The Macbeth Murder Mystery
Stereo

with Libby Purves. Guest interview by Brian Hayes. Producer Bridget Osborne

Numbers. Part 5.

Jenni Murray talks to international opera singer Isobel Buchanan.
Serial: Saint Maybe (13)

with Margaret Collins.

The last of a six-part series written by Peter Ling and Juliet Ace.
Jenny discovers the answer to a four-year mystery....
Director Tracey Neale. Stereo

withjames Naughtie.

Shanti, the Brahmin's 16-year-old daughter, has a crush on Crocodile Dundee. James, an Australian academic who visits her family in London, is amazed to find himself identified with Paul Hogan. The first of three "Shanti" plays by Judy Leather.
(Stereo)

2.00pm Mamta Kaash plays Shanti - has she found her Croc of gold?

Do terror, suspense and horror make suitable bedtime reading for children? Jan Mark and Aidan Chambers send shivers up Michael Rosen 's spine.
Producer Jill Burndge

The first of three programmes in which KGB defector Oleg Gordievsky talks to
Michael Hartland about his work as a double agent. Producer Alec Reid

Nigel Andrews sees how two classic films have been dusted off for their re-release - Spartacus starring Kirk Douglas and The Four Feathers starring Ralph Richardson ; the French diabolical circus
Archaos opens its latest show starring cranes and articulated lorries; and the ballet Les Sylphidesis revived by two national ballet companies.
Producer Richard Bannerman
Stereo (Revised repeat 9.30pm)

Public Opinion by Frank O'Connor.
Read by Patrick Bergin. Producer EoinO'Callaghan

with Valerie Singleton and Hugh Sykes.

Stereo

Will a dip in time save a fine?

John Waite investigates, in the last of the series.
Editor Graham Ellis
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(Broadcastyesterday 11.30am)

For Christ's Sake!
In the third of four personal documentaries, the Rev
Nicolas Stacey argues that the Church of England's failure to adapt to change is turning it into an ever-diminishing and marginalised club.

Simon Rae talks to Andrew Motion about the poetry of Philip Larkin, with archive recordings of Larkin reading "Coming", "Ambulances", "Church Going", "Love Songs in Age", "The Trees" and "MCMXIV".
(Stereo)

A six-part series in which Attila the Stockbroker explores the tradition of verbal abuse in cultures past and present. 1: AncientAbuse
Attila visits the Mediterranean, cradle of western vilification.
Producer Tessa Watt. Stereo

Stereo (Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Roger White. Stereo

with Alexander MacLeod.
Stereo

Zuleika Dobson by Max Beerbohm.
Abridged and read by Geoffrey Beevers in ten episodes.
1: When the enchanting amateur conjuror Zuleika Dobson arrives in Oxford, the entire undergraduate population loses its heart. Producer David Benedictus Stereo

Eye-witnesses recall the flood that devastated
Florence 25 years ago, and the army of people from all over the world who came to help.
Presenter Graham Fawcett.
Producer Nigel Acheson. Stereo

The Hind Cull
Cameron McNeish reports on the winter cull of the red deer hinds in Scotland.
Producer Christopher Lowell (Rpt;