with Rev Colman McGrath.
with Brian Redhead and John Humphrys. Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rev James Jones.
Lord Healey talks to Dr Anthony Clare.
Former Labour cabinet minister Tony Benn continues to reveal what goes on behind the scenes in government. Producer Keith Jones
Kings. Part 4.
Introduced by Wendy Austin. Serial: The Caravoners (8)
With John Howard.
by Peter Kerry. In six parts.
1: The Defector. London 1960.
Ballet dancer Jan Petrowski wants to defect. MI5 wants to help him, MI6 wants to send him back. Kate Phillips , translator for the MI5/MI6 liaison department, hasn't the faintest idea what she should do. Smiley's People was never like this....
Producer Lissa Evans
with Nick Clarke.
"Mix 'n' Mingle" with the veteran cruisers on board the Azure Dolphin in Sheila Goff 's maritime comedy.
Producer David Hunter
Phil Smith offers a perspective on life and current affairs from the fish queue in the open-air market.
5: In the Deep Media Winter Producer Gillian Hush
Michael O'Donnell explores the extraordinary within family life. 1: The Josephs
Leslie Forbes talks to four couples with unconventional relationships.
3: Steve and Barrie. They met after answering a personal ad in a magazine. They have been together for over 11 years, but for them fidelity is not a necessary requirement for a successful relationship. Producer Fiona McLean
Quentin Cooper reviews the latest films, including Kenneth Branagh 's Much Ado about Nothing. Also a discussion about film distribution and a review of Finnish author Rosa Liksom 's book.
Producer Neil Trevithick (Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
by Michael Carson .
Mongolia, India, Alaska, Arizona. Wander-lust takes Mary Lynch everywhere ... Read by Jane Whittenshaw. Producer Duncan Minshull
with John Sopel and Linda Lewis.
A difficult day for Susan.
Roger Harrabin visits the Centre for Alternative Technology in mid-Wales.
from Montacute House.
Shelf Life. Shopping is in turmoil.
- The fabulous profit margins of the supermarket chains are under attack. From the High Street and out of town, Peter Day reports on the future of shopping, and the new competition from discounters, from high-tech innovation and from home shopping. Producer Colin Wilde
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
Presented by Tim Bowler.
with Alexander Macleod.
3: The Boat
with Simon Brett. On 20 August Beatrice Webb worries about sex and society in 1925; in 1948 JR Ackerley analyses his family's canine dependency; and in 1867 William Allingham witnesses the damage lightning can cause.
Readers Sean Barrett , June Barrie , Rex Holdsworth and Sally Cookson.
Peter White talks to disabled people.
4: Professor Mike Oliver explains why he feels the diving accident that put him in a wheelchair at the age of 17 was the best thing that could have happened to him.
Producer Ronni Davis
