The daily bulletin of rural current affairs.

with Rev Jane Grinonneau.

with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys. Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Paul Johns. Editor Roger Mosey

5: Meera Syal reads from French Provincial Cookery by Elizabeth David.

Chris Dunkley of the Financial Times returns to air your letters and comments on BBC programmes and Policy.
Producer Poppy Hughes
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Kings. The first of eight parts read by Paul Daneman. Introduced by Trevor Dennis. Abridged by Alan England
Directors Alison Bogle and Alan Dury

Presented by George Macpherson.
Producer Grant Sonnex

In a special programme from Birmingham, John Howard talks to the police and local authorities and to parents and children about juvenile crime. What makes youngsters turn to crime? And how should offenders be dealt with? Producer Ian Gilvear

Questionmaster Stefan Buczacki. Team leaders Irene Thomas and Norman Painting are joined by Lady Antonia Fraser , Jan Leeming , Sir Bernard Ingham and Tony Britton.
Producer Diana Stenson

5: The Hunt of the God King

Producers Carole Lacey and Howard Rogers

Edward Blishen , Andrew Motion and Carole Angier choose three paperbacks. Producer Susan Roberts

Louisa Buck visits an exhibition of poster design, reports from this year's Edinburgh Festival and finds out who puts the hard graft into realising artists' ideas. Producer Myfanwy Vickers

by D H Lawrence. Read by Peter Meakin. Radford refuses to give his wife any strike pay. What can she do? Producer Rosemary Watts

with Jon Sopel and Huw Edwards.

It has been said that giving car drivers seatbelts was akin to handing a bullet-proof vest to a man with a high-powered rifle. That is how Robert Davis sees the motor industry's fascination with crash-proof cars. He argues that "road safety" is a sham and the roads are actually more dangerous than ever. Producer David France

Nigel's in the red.
Written by Mick Martin
Director Tim Coleman

with Sandi Toksvig.
Producer Nigel Acheson

Brenda Dean, Chair of ICSTIS, David Hart, General Secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, Alan Duncan MP and Glenda Jackson MP tackle the issues raised in Rippingale, Lincolnshire. Chairman Nick Clarke.

with John Diamond.
Producer Andrew Denwood

The meaning attached to the time presidents spend on vacation, recreation and playing sport in light of the Clinton family's holiday in Martha's Vineyard.

Poet as Houdini

by Alistair Cooke.

with Alexander Macleod. Editor Anne Koch

Final part.

Dotors Phil Hammond and Tony Gardner explode the myths of medicine. With Felicity Montagu and Julian Dutton. 2:GPs
Producer Jon Magnusson

with Heather Payton.

3: Disco. Midnight in the Gramophone Library. Time for a spin. Take the lift from Bach to beyond. Going up ... Producer John Goudie