Oliver Walston continues his journey through Bolivia, looking at livestock farming. Producer Carol Trewin

with James Whitbourn.

with Sue MacGregor and John Waite.
7.20 Listeners' Letters
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rev Jimmy Morrison
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament

with Cliff Morgan Producer Gill Puisford

Presented by Bill Oddie. This week a special programme looking at the needs of travellers with disabilities.
Producer Sara Jane Hall
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Ned Sherrin with the likes of Sandi Toksvig , Craig Charles and John Hegley. Producer Dymphna Flynn. Stereo

with Peter Riddell , political editor of The Times. Producer Dennis Sewell

with Brian Hanrahan. Editor Anna Carragher

with Alison Mitchell. Producer Virginia Eastman

with chairman Humphrey Lyttelton ,Willie Rushton , Paul Merton ,
Graeme Garden and Barry Cryer. At the piano Colin Sell.
Producer Jon Naismith. Stereo

The panel includes Denis Filer , Director-General of the Engineering Council, and Arthur Scargill ,
President of the National Union of Mineworkers.
From Edlington,
Doncaster. Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby.

Producers Nick Utechin and Keith Jones
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by Trevor Hoyle.
After colliding with a Blackpool tram in his Lagonda, Lancashire's famous comedian, Frank Randle, was admitted to hospital... for psychiatric observation. Hoyle's play follows sessions with his doctor which take Frank back to his childhood in Wigan.
(Stereo)

The recent financial crisis and Britain's withdrawal from the Exchange Rate Mechanism prompt
Christopher Cook to look back to a phase of European monetary union 1,200 years ago. George Robb discusses "white-collar" crime a century ago, and Sean Street recalls earlier attempts to set up a state lottery. Producer John Knight

Who owns the emerging blueprint of life and how much is it worth?
Peter Evans investigates the arguments surrounding the human genome project.

Gill Powell reports from Germany where even environmentalists are alarmed at the recycling laws which threaten to bury the country under mountains of rubbish. In the studio
Frances Caimcross , environment editor of The Economist, looks at the cost of putting the eco into economics. Producer Jeffrey Olstead

with Patrick Hannan. Producer Richard Thomas

and Sports Round-Up

Stereo

with Tom Robinson.
Duncan Roy reports on gay pub culture and finds a continental style bar in the heart of Soho leading a gay bar revolution.
Producer Chris Paling. Stereo

Patti Austin Is Very Live Jazz and soul singer Patti Austin - who also tells jokes and does wicked impersonations of fellow stars - recently brought her "total experience" show to Britain. Steve Edwards took the opportunity to talk to her. Producer Belinda Sample. Stereo

The Master and Margarita
The final part of Mikhail Bulgakov 's novel.
The Fifth Dimension The dead rise to greet Queen Margarita at the Ball of the Spring Moon. But will she save her beloved Master?
Dramatised by Brian Wright
Director David Hitchinson. Stereo

Sue MacGregor goes to the Playhouse Theatre, London, to meet Ray Cooney.
Stereo

Presented by Brian Kay.
Producer Anthony Sellors. Stereo

led by Rev Stephen Oliver. Stereo

Sarah Baxter and Henry Porter share the questions on an issue designed to provoke and stimulate. Producer Sue Davies. Stereo

Paul Vymeris talks to Ray Brown about his childhood in Lithuania.
Producer Gillian Hush

with Julian Fifer and Martha Caplin - founder and leader of the conductorless Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.
Stereo

Simon Brett picks diary extracts for 27 November, including 1940 entries from a Coventry housewife and a woman in Berlin.
Stereo