with Judge Dick Hamilton.

with Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor. Details as Monday plus:

With Rev David Winter.

5: From Flirting and the Fens to Italy

Lord Parkinson talks to Dr Anthony Clare. Repeated from Sunday 12.15pm)

Tony Benn recalls iife at the heart of government with his unique personal recordings and original diary tapes. Producer Keith Jones

1 Samuel. Part 3.

Introduced by Jenni Murray who today meets the poet Linda France. Serial. Jasmine (10)

With John Howard.

John le Carre's story adapted in eight Parts. Starring James Fox as Magnus Pym, James Grout as Jack Brotherhood and Brenda Bruce as Miss Dubber.
7: Mr Canterbury's career in the Service continues to prosper, his every step up the promotional ladder encouraged and "engineered" by Axel.
Music: Max Harris
Adapted by Rene Basilico
Producer John Fawcett Wilson

with Nick Clarke.

by Graham Greene.
Bored with her marriage to an American professor, an Englishwoman escapes to the Caribbean on holiday. Searching for romance, she is led towards a most unexpected attraction.
Dramatised by Elizabeth Troop Director Richard Wortley

in the third of six talks, Phil Smith offers a perspective on life and current affairs from the fish queue in the open market. Sittinginjudgement Producer Gillian Hush

Stuart Simon investigates computer crime.

Leslie Forbes talks to four couples with unconventionai relationships.
1: Patricia andLaurie. When Patricia was 37 her husband left her and their four children for another woman. Then she met Laurie, 22 years her junior and a friend of her eldest daughter.... Producer Fiona McLean

Brian Sibley looks at the week's film releases including Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson in Made in America. Also, an exhibition of mosaics inspired by Mr Punch and His Relatives, and Esther Zschieschow sings extraxts from the musical Tonight: Lola Blau.
Producer Abigail Appleton (Revised repeat at 9.15pm)

by Anton Chekhov.
Upset by a taunt that he lacked education, civil servant Perekladin - normally so sure of his punctuation - was haunted that night by dancing commas and flying colons and among them, tall and reproachful, a fiery exclamation mark!
Read by Michael Kilgarriff. Translated by Arnold Hinchcliffe Producer Sarah Kilgarriff

with Jon Sopel and Huw Edwards.

The courgette crop is blooming everywhere.

In the second of three programmes, George Barber talks to people who've had lucky or unlucky breaks. Are they just chance, or do they mean something? Producer John Watkins

(Revised repeat of 4. 05pm)

with Nigel Cassidy.

with Alexander Macleod.

Part 3.

Last in the series: Stopping and Laving. At one time the river Severn teemed with salmon. Lave netters and stopping-boat fishermen risked the dangerous tides for rich rewards. Now Paul Heiney finds that a unique variety of fishing traditions is fast dying out.

People talk frankly to Peter White about their lives and the way in which their disabilities have shaped them.
2: David Blunkett MP on how it helps to be pig-headed if you're blind. Producer Ronni Davis