with the Rev John Weir Cook.
withBrianRedhead and Sue MacGregor.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day withVickyCosstick.
8.40Yesterdayin Parliament
with Libby Purves . Producer Bridget Osborne
2: Psalms, 22-46
Read by Hannah Gordon. (For details see yesterday
Australian novelist Kathy Lette tells Jenni Murray why it's not her fault if people find her shocking. fReMsed repeat at 7.20pm LW) Serial: Eustace and Hitda(2).
with Debbie Thrower.
Jerrard Tickell 's nove) adapted in four parts. 3: Coming Home
1940: British Secret
Service arrive German-occupied Channel Islands. Mission - rescue pregnant cow!
Adapted by Michae! Bartlett
D!rector David Hitchinson. Stereo fPtrst broadcast on tVorM Service)
with James Naughtie.
by the Conservative Party.
f Broadcast yesterday 7.05pm)
Six stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
A young clerk is offered a post beyond his wildest dreams....
Violin Leonard Friedman.
Dramatised by Denys Hawthorne
(Stereo)
Marriage
The final programme in which Drjohn Post samples more than 100 years of advice about sex.
Pmdueef Mabotn Love. Stereo (Hpt.)
fBroadcasf yesterday 7.20pm)
Today's technology, with Carol Vorderman.
Producer Julia Durbin
Mark Steyn discusses the new films of the week, including Oliver Stone's controversial JFK; and tooks at the continuing love affair between Garrison Keillor and the radio.
Producer Kate WiMnson
Stereo
Revised repeat at 9.30pm)
by Stephen Gallagher.
Read by Terence Edmond.
with Vaterie Singleton and Hugh Sykes.
The last of Christopher Lee 's politica) dramas. 'You're not hearing me, Charles. You've become too powerful...."
Producer Neil Cargill. Stereo fRpt;
The tables are turned onKenton. fRepeated tomorrow at 1.40pm)
Six programmes of Arctic myths and legends, adapted and read by Tom Lowenstein , with Sam Dastor.
3: Entering the Shaman Realm
ProducerTtm Suter
Last week, Barbara Myers told the story of the first year of Rosie Johnson's recovery following a serious car accident and seven months in a coma.
Two years on she revisited Rosie, who is making considerable progress in moving, eating and communicating.
A ten-part series in which Brian Redhead traces the history of the church from the end of the Middle Ages to the present day.
4: Soldiers, Saints and Second Thoughts
A story of reform inside the Roman Catholic church.
Producers Ma)co)m Love and Frances Gum)ey. Stereo
Stereo (Reused repeat or4.05pm)
with Niget Cassidy. Stereo
with Alexander MacLeod.
Stereo
Written and abridged in eight episodes by Colm Toibin.
Katherine Proctor arrives in Barcelona in 1950, having left husband and son in Ireland. She begins a new life determined to be happy.
Read by Maureen O'Brien. Producer Pam Brighton. Stereo
Six murder cases, narrated by Nick Ross.
In 1921, PC George Gutteridge is found shot dead and two suspects are arrested. Can forensic evidence prove that the guns in their possession were the ones that shot the murdered policeman?
(Stereo) (Broadcast last Friday)
