With the Rt Rev James Thompson , Bishop Of Bath and Wells.

With John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor.
Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rev Dr Donald English
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament

With Chris Dunkley. Producer Nick Utechin
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Exodus. Episode 2.

From Edinburgh, with Ruth Wishart. Serial: A House in Flanders (9)

News of the water vole, best known from its portrayal as the indomitable Ratty in Wind in the Willows, and a visit to a new reserve for one of Britain's rarest flowers. Presented by Kelvin Boot. Producer Simon Roberts

with Tasneem Siddiqi.
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Presented by Derek Cooper. producer Sheila Dillon

by Howard Spring.
Fourth of five parts, with Ronald Pickup as William Essex.
The rivalry between father and son has created a seemingly unbridgeable gulf.

Producers Carole Lacey and Howard Rogers

Poet, writer and adventurer Sacheverell Sitwell is considered by many to be the most talented oftheSitwell family. Nigel Forde talks to Sarah Bradford , author of his first biography, and explores the enduring fascination of the Sitwell trio. Also, chairs, tables and skyscrapers - a pick of recent books on design and architecture.
Producer Abigail Appleton

A new work for Wagner tuba; Ghosts on stage in Stratford; and Parisian postwar art on London's North Bank. Quentin Cooper makes sense of it all. Producer John Boundy

by Peter Harrison.
"For a moment she thought she had seen a distant figure emerge from the trees and then slip back. She glanced behind her for the comforting presence of someone else walking home, but she was alone."
Read by Barbara Marten. Producer Gillian Hush

with Janet Trewin. Producer Jill Thomas

Sid's dreams come crashing down.
Written by Simon Frith
Director Joanna Toye

Producer Julian Hale

Diane Abbott , Labour MP; Michael Ancram , Conservative MP; Archie Kirkwood , MP, Liberal Democrat spokesman on Social Security; and Norman Stone , historian, join Jonathan Dimbleby to tackle issues raised in Inverness, Scotland.
Producer Nick Utechin

John Diamond presents a personal account of the week's press and the newspaper business. Producer Andrew Denwood

A dystopian future for advertising and the people planning to put messages on animals, the wind and the edge of space.

Another chance to hear the Sony Award-winning programme about Vaughan Williams's evocation of the British countryside. Violinist Iona Brown performs The Lark Ascending with memories of the composer from Ursula Vaughan Williams and Sir Neville Marriner, and the sound of larks, recorded by Richard Margoschis.

by Alistair Cooke.

by Axel Munthe. Final episode.

A satirical review of the week's news with the Week Endingteam.

with Heather Payton.