Presented and produced by Tim Finney.
with James Whitbourn.
with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.
7.20 Listeners' Letters
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Jonathan Fryer.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
with Cliff Morgan. Producer Alison Rusted
Presented by Eddie Mair. John Noakes is alive and well in Mallorca! Producer David Prest
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With Josie Lawrence , Paul Merton , Phelim McDermott , Caroline Quentin , Lee Simpson and Jim Sweeney.
3: Scurvy!The Mastersons set sail across the Atlantic, but there are dangerous sheep lurking in them there waters. Producer Phil Clarke
Armando lannucci steps cautiously into a world of extremes.
1: Homo Freneticus. Armando tries to keep up with the highfliers who, equipped with fax, portable phone and time management manual, make full use of every waking moment of a 25-hour day. Producer Brian King
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With Michael White of The Guardian. Producer Dennis Sewell
The programme that reports on the issues affecting people throughout Europe. Presented by Gordon Clough. Editor Anna Carragher
with Lesley Curwen. Producer Jane Wilkinson
Desmond Lynam with the completely different sports quiz, contested by Rory Bremner and Rory McGrath with guests Lucinda Green and Adrian Moorhouse. Producer Richard Edis
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Baroness Blatch, Paul Boateng MP, Germaine Greer and Lord Rees-Mogg tackle the issues raised in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Chairman Nick Clarke.
[number removed]Producers Nick Utechin and John Watkins (Lines open from 12.30pm)
John Steinbeck 's tale of two itinerant workers who struggle to sustain their dream in the golden valleys of California.
Dramatised by Penny Leicester Director Richard Wortley
Christopher Cook examines Irish politics 70 years ago. He talks to Roy Foster , Professor of Irish History at Oxford University, about the writing of the Irish Constitution and recalls Sir Edward Carson , whose politics did so much to shape the Protestant north.
Producer John Knight
Biological words have often been used in the world of computing - viruses, environments, neural networks. But what about reproduction? Alun Lewis discusses an intriguing possibility.
Producer Peter Croasdale
Secretary and Shadow Secretary for the Environment John Gummer and Chris Smith hammer out Britain's future. Presented by Roger Harrabin.
Producer Marie Helly
Anne Kelleher talks to six people in their 20s and riding high in their professions. 2: Daniel Alexander. A black barrister who made an early hit helping the Beatles protect their Apple logo. Producer Joy Hatwood
A satirical look back at 1997.
The series for and about men, presented by Tom Robinson. Producer Jayne Morgan
Call the Locker Room answerphone on [number removed].
The distinguished West End impresario Michael Codron talks to Alan Strachan about his career and his thoughts on the contemporary theatre scene. producer John Boundy
Written and dramatised by Ted Allbeury. London in the mid 1980s. The fates of a Secret Intelligence Service officer, a Russian defector and a prostitute are all inextricably linked.
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellers
led by Dr Susan White.
Sarah Baxter and Henry Porter present the last programme of the series. Producer Jane Beresford
Sting and Roger Daltrey talk fondly about "the godfather of rock 'n' roll PR", Keith Altham.
Producer Janet Lee
Edward Heath talks about his favourite music to Jeremy Nicholas.
Comedy by Ben Miller.
3. C'est la Légion. If Brian, Derek and Sue find themselves fighting in the French Foreign Legion then they deserve admiration. With Ben Miller , John Thomson , Alistair McGowan and Jim Barclay. Producer Gareth Edwards
