with Rev David Winter.

with Brian Redhead and John Humphrys. Details as Monday plus:

with Rev Dr Leslie Griffiths.

3: Meera Syal reads The First Oyster by MFKFisher.

Writer Lisa St Aubin de Teran talks about her extraordinary life to Dr Anthony Clare.

Using private recordings and original diary tapes which have never before been broadcast, former Labour cabinet minister Tony Benn continues his revelations about what really goes on behind the scenes in government. Producer Keith Jones

II Samuel. Part 3.

Introduced by Ruth Pitt. Claudia Roden stirs up a spicy KhiyarTereturu. And Libby Spurrier on the history of the summer house.
Serial: The Caravaners (3)

with John Howard.

The final part of John le Carre 's story. Starring and featuring
The secrets within his secret life have been stripped away one by one, and at last Magnus Pym , a "perfect spy", is free.
Music: Max Hams
Adapted by Rene Basilico
Producer John Fawcett Wilson

1932 - Dorothy Parker , the wittiest woman in America, holds court at the Algonquin Hotel. Meanwhile her dog, Robinson, gives the inside story. Mike McShane plays Robinson and Kate Harper is Dorothy in Ayshe Raif's play which celebrates the centenary of Dorothy Parker 's birth.
Director Claire Grove

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

Presented by Allan Beswick. 2: We Don't Want the Money

Leslie Forbes talks to four couples with unconventional relationships.
2: Hilary and Douglas. For the past five years Hilary has been managing editor of a major magazine. Meanwhile. Douglas has given up his successful career as a publisher and poet to look after their young son Harry. Producer Fiona McLean

Brian Sibley looks at the week's film releases including the spoof Hot Shots Part Deux and a new print of the classic Les Enfants du Paradis. Quentin Cooper reports from the Edinburgh Rim Festival, and the Dorothy Parker centenary is celebrated.
Producer Paul Quinn
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)

by Kate Griffin. Read by Kathryn Hunt.
"Beginnings are strange things. You don't always recognise them. And sometimes they pretend to be endings." Producer Gillian Hush

with John Sopel and Lynda Lewis.

Mike's a Little Gem.

Christopher Cook looks back into Italy's recent history.

In the last of three programmes, George Barber talks to people who've been struck by lightning. Should they take it personally, or was it just bad luck? Producer John Watkins

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Nigel Cassidy.

with Robin Lustig.

Part Three.

Simon Brett returns with diary entries for August 13.

Six very different people talk to Peter White about how their disabilities have shaped their lives.
3: The broadcaster Maggie Woolley has lived with deafness all her life. In conversation with Peter White she says, "being deaf isn't terrible - there's an exciting deaf world out there to explore". Producer Ronni Davis