with Rev Sue Rose.

with John Humphrys and Brian Redhead.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with the Rt Rev
Vincent Nichols.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament

with John Waite.

The last of four programmes in which Dr David Cook looks at the ethical and practical dilemmas faced by doctors.
Changing Faces
The parents of a Down's Syndrome child seek reconstructive surgery. Producer Juli Wills

Episode 6.

with Jenni Murray.
Car fumes, CFCs, factory waste how does modem pollution affect the health and development of children? Marya Burgess investigates.
Serial: The Women in Black (4)

with Linda Lewis.

Paul Boateng MP and his guests Nigel Dempster, Jimmy Mulville, Rosie Boycott and Patrick Barlow indulge in some historical chit-chat.

with Nick Clarke.

by Neil Rhodes. Ashley is a retired successful architect with no regrets until he meets Eric, who discovers Ashley's youthful plans for two mile-high cities which, if built, wou]d have changed the world. And Erie thinks they can be built.
Director Richard Wortley

Paul Allen reports on the Beckett trilogy being staged at the West
Yorkshire Playhouse, and investigates the output of 17th-century playwright Susannah Centlivre.
Producer Adrian Washbourne (Revised repeat at 9.15pm)

Lappin and Lapinova by Virginia Woolf.
"When they came back from their honeymoon, they possessed a private world inhabited entirely by rabbits. No-one guessed there was such a place, and that, of course, made it all the more amusing." Read by June Barrie. Producer Viv Beeby

with Frank Partridge and Hugh Sykes.

Sara Paretsky's novel dramatised in six parts.
Everyone wants V I off the case, but the next body isn't hers. In fact, she thought he was the villain.

It's the swinging 60s again for Tony.

The English New Yorker
Paula Roberts is an ambitious, quintessentially English woman. She knew her destiny was to go to
America, and she now has her own TV show. Paula is psychic, but will all her dreams come true?
Reporter John Dryden. Producer Cathie Mahoney

Greening World Trade Whether the goal is
"dolphin-friendly" tuna, or saving the rainforest, Western greens are increasingly advocating trade sanctions to eliminate environmentally unfriendly activities across the globe.
Frances Caimcross asks if the world trading system can be given a greener hue without opening the way to protectionism. Producer David Levy

with Kati Whitaker. For listeners with disabilities. Producer Marlene Pease 0 PHONE: [number removed] (Mon-Fri 10.00am-5.00pm)

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Roger White.

with Robin Lustig.

Queen of the Tambourine
Episode 4.

A four-part adaptation of Jack Higgins 's thriller set during the Falklands War. 2: Orders from the PM
Ferguson of MI6 discovers that Soviet agent Vronski is trying to get missiles to the Argentinians.
Director Scott Cherry