Presented and produced by Richard Sanders.
with James Whitbourn.
with John Humphrys and Peter Hobday.
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
Julian Pettifer explores the French Riviera in search of the surroundings that have inspired painters for years, while Alanah Martin looks for more family-oriented holidays from the mountains of the Cevennes to the beaches of St Tropez. Producer Sara Jane Hall
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With Josie Lawrence , Paul Merton , Phelim McDermott , Caroline Quentin , Lee Simpson and Jim Sweeney. 4: The Sweat of the Mastersons Producer Phil Clarke
Armando lannucci steps cautiously into a world of extremes.
2: HomoErectus. A high-octane cocktail of eroticism and sensuality - or how to get People to listen to this programme. Armando explores our seemingly sex-obsessed society. Producer Brian King
Peter Riddell , Political Editor of The Times, brings this season to a close with the help of a team of political journalists. Producer Dennis Sewell
The last programme in the series, presented by Gordon Clough.
Editor Anna Carragher
Roger White explores personal finance in five programmes.
1: A Place in the Sun. Spotlight on the holiday property arena.
Producer Ann Gilmartin
Referee Desmond Lynam. Captains Rory Bremner and Rory McGrath with guests Lucinda Green and Adrian Moorhouse.
Producer Richard Edis (first broadcast on Radio 5)
Baroness Blatch, Paul Boateng MP, Germaine Greer and Lord Rees-Mogg tackle the issues raised in Barmouth. Chairman Nick Clarke.
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By Rosamond Lehmann.
During a period of insanity, Olivia has accepted, with alacrity, an invitation to her first dance. But now she realises what she has let herself in for.... With Angela Pleasence as Olivia.
Music: Mike Steer
Dramatised by Michael Voysey
Director Jane Morgan (First broadcast in 1978)
As teachers challenge the government's plans for education, Christopher Cook recalls Matthew Arnold , looks back to the beginnings of formal education in Britain, and remembers R A Butler.
Producer John Knight
with Alun Lewis.
Producer Deborah Cohen
Roger Harrabin looks at Britain's waste disposal record, and the effects of the surge in recycling.
Producer Marie Helly
Anne Kelleher in conversation with six successful professionals in their 20s.
One of Stephen Hawking's brightest students, she now works in Chicago on the formation of galaxies.
A satirical look back at 1998.
Tom Robinson with the programme for and about men.
Producer JayneK Morgan
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Confessions of a TV Extra
The inside story of the forgotten folk of the small screen, presented by Andy Turvey (ambulance driver in Casualty). Producer Chris Eldon Lee
By Rosamond Lehmann , dramatised in two parts. An affair with a married man: the secrecy, the acceptance of half a life - how can one settle for that?
With Angela Pleasence as Olivia and Simon Cadell as Rollo.
With Bruce Purchase. Philip Fox and Michael McStay Music: Mike Steer
Dramatised by Elspeth Sandys : Director Jane Morgan (For remainder of cast, see 2.30pm 'Invitation to the Waltz': Part 2 of The Weather in the Streets' is on Monday 7.45pm)
Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
led by the Rt Rev Graham James.
A look into the early lives of some of Britain's oldest citizens.
1: Fairies at the Bottom of the Garden. Bittersweet childhood memories going back to the turn of the century. Producer Miriam Akhtar
Christopher Cook discovers some great figures of the past. First of six programmes. Producer John Knight
Joan Bakewell talks to Jeremy Nicholas.
Comedy by Ben Miller.
Top of the Tops. With Ben Miller , Felicity Montagu , John Thompson , Jim Barclay and Alistair McGowan. Producer Gareth Edwards
