Presented and produced by Tim Finney.

with James Whitbourn.

with Peter Hobday and Chris Lowe.
7.20 Listeners' Letters
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rev David Winter.

with Cliff Morgan. Producer Robin Bailey

Producer Sara Jane Hall. Stereo

with Ned Sherrin ,
John Walters , Emma Freud and Arthur Smith.
Producer Ian Gardhouse. Stereo

The Labour Party
Andrew Marr , Political
Editor of The Economist, reports on last week's
Labour Party Conference in Blackpool.
Producer Charles Sigler

Producer Geoff Spink

with Alison Mitchell.
Producer Frances Macdonald

Chairman Barry Took.
Captains Richard Ingrams and Alan Coren with Ian Hislop and Graeme Garden. Producer Colin Swash. Stereo

Jonathan Dimbleby and guests Gordon Brown ,
MP, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer; Rosalind Miles , writer; John Redwood , MP,
Environment Minister; and Matthew Taylor , MP, Liberal Democrat
Spokesman on the Citizens' Charter, tackle the issues raised in Poulton le Fylde , Lancashire.

Producers Nick Utechin and Lucy Cacanas
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Lost for Words by Ken Blakeson.
Adam Lowell is a leading member of the Labour Party, and a man confidently tipped to be a future Prime Minister. But when Adam is struck down by an unpleasant and incurable illness - Motor Neurone Disease he finds himself facing a very uncertain future.
Director Gordon House. Stereo

Experimenting in the Kitchen. John Durant chairs a discussion on how science is changing the food we eat.
Producer James Clarke. Stereo

Ploughing up the Past
Michael Scott rediscovers a 17th-century way of life on a farm in the Welsh borders, famous for its quinces, hazel hedges and fruit leathers.
Producer Sarah Blunt

with Simon Moggart. Producer Brian King

and Sports Round-Up

A satirical review of the week's news with the Week Ending team.
Stereo

The venue is a multicoloured double-decker bus in Andover where a group of New Age travellers ad lib with Robert Robinson.
Producer Clare Brenner

The Sound of Surprise Take the sheet music of five well-known songs.
Place the songs in sealed envelopes. Assemble in the studio a first-rate jazz quartet. They select an envelope at random.
Kaleidoscope eavesdrops as they arrange, rehearse and record a version of the song they've picked. With the pianist Julian Joseph and his band
Jean Toussaint (saxophone), Alec Dankworth (bass), and Mark Mondesir
(drums). Introduced by John Fordham.
Producer John Goudie. Stereo

Pere Goriot
The last episode of a dramatisation of Balzac's novel, with Stephen Fry as Balzac.
4: Falls on the Other
Eugene becomes disillusioned with Parisian society as he watches the way Pere Goriot is treated by his daughters.
Dramatised by David Hopkins Director Kate Rowland. Stereo

In the last programme of the series
Ludovic Kennedy cross-examines the Bishop of Durham.

Presented by Brian Kay.
Producer Sarah Devonald. Stereo

led by Canon John Oates. Stereo

When Bobbie Jean Fann drives to her Southern Georgia churches to preach on a Sunday morning, she goes past the fields where she used to pick cotton as a child and through the town where she was the first black magistrate.
She has seen riots, rocks and revolution. The church she belongs to is the African Episcopal Church, founded by a slave in protest at the way blacks were treated in white churches. But her vision is of an American South where blacks and whites can live and worship side by side, and what drives her always is the Gospel - spoken and sung the word of God which the prophet Jeremiah once likened to Fire shut up in my bones. Producers Roberta Berke and Piers Plownght Stereo

Six programmes in which journalists remember the first steps of their careers. 4: Illegal Entry.
It's the early 70s, and Edward Pearce - now a Guardian columnist - is a disillusioned history teacher standing in a bus queue in South Shields, wishing he was a journalist.
Producer Caroline Adams

In the last programme of the series Dr Jonathan Miller talks to Jeremy Nicholas.
Stereo

Half an hour of comedy and music in which the classics are mangled beyond recovery.
Starring Tom Miles and Rob Millner , with guests
Jim Tavare. Jonathan Cecil and Flaminia Cinque.
Producer Harry Thompson. Stereo