Producers Richard Sanders and John Harvey
with Christina Rees.
with Sue MacGregor and Graham Leach.
6.45 Business News
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Dr Pauline Webb
Going South
Concluding the six-part series with Finetime Fontayne in the role of Richard Matthewman , a teacher from South Yorkshire.
Written by Ian McMillan and Martyn Wiley
Producer Dave Sheasby
Special holiday edition with Melvyn Bragg in the Hungarian capital of Budapest, where his guests are Viktor Orban , leader of FIDESZ, the young people's party; theatre critic Eniko Tegyi ; Eniko Bollobas , feminist and diplomat; Dr Laszlo Csaba , economic trends expert; and Nick Denton of the Financial Times.
Producer Marina Salandy-Brown
An Anthology of Spiritual
Verse
Poetry on the theme of Easter, including The Dream of the Rood.
Readers Bill Paterson and Barbara Leigh-Hunt . producer Jocelyn Boxall
Joking Apart!
Jenni Murray celebrates a century of women's humour. With comediennes Caroline Quentin and Helen Lederer , writers Stephanie Caiman and Ellen Galford , poet and playwright Liz Lochhead , and actress
Maggie Steed , who will also be reading Baby Rules by Laurie Graham from The Woman Hour Book of Humour, published today. Producer Anne Tyley Editors Clare Selerie and Sally Feldman
A postbag edition with Vincent Duggleby.
Producer Frances Macdonald
with John Howard. Editor Ken Vass
with Ned Sherrin.
Producer Gareth Edwards
with James Naughtie.
Robert Louis Stevenson's great unfinished novel, completed and dramatised by Robert Forrest.
Sue MacGregor talks to
Ruth Deech , Principal of St Anne's College, Oxford. Producer Gillian Hush
Paul Vaughan reads the autobiography of Scottish historian John Prebble and investigates the poetry of George Herbert.
Producer Belinda Sample
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
Run and Ask Daddy If He Has Any More Money Fay Weldon 's story for
Easter Monday, specially commissioned with Radio Times.
Read by Jane Lapotaire. Producer Duncan Minshull
READ THE STORY on page 43
with Wendy Austin.
A triangle of love for John.
Second of two special reports from Russia and the Ukraine.
The Glamour
Dramatised from his own chilling novel by Christopher Priest .
Richard and Susan are haunted by the real presence of an invisible man. As Richard fights to regain his memory after an accident, Susan introduces him to the strangely plausible and intriguing world of "the glamour"...
Director Janet Whitaker
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
Sarah Dickins analyses the effectiveness of the Welsh
Development Agency.
with Tim Sebastian.
On the Third Day by Piers Paul Read , read in 10 parts by Charles Simpson. 6: Representatives from the Vatican are summoned to Jerusalem.
Abridged by Ian Taylor
Producer Shaun MacLoughlin
Another chance to hear the radio comedy shows that television couldn't resist.
After Henry by Simon Brett.
Starring Prunella Scales ,
Joan Sanderson , Benjamin Whitrow , Gerry Cowper and Leon Dolan.
The Cowboy
Producer Pete Atkin
Two programmes about British experience in the Middle East. Derek Hopwood introduces accounts by those sent out to serve.
1: Egypt
Readers: Malcolm Raebum, Brian Trueman and Geoffrey Wheeler. Producer Gillian Hush
