with Marjorie Lofthouse. Producer David Bellinger
with Jack Hywel-Davies . Including Bells on Sunday from Dunblane Cathedral.
Quentin Seddon joins David Naish , President of the National Farmers' Union, for breakfast in Nottinghamshire. Producer Carol Trewin
with Trevor Barnes and Alison Hilliard. Editor Christine Morgan
appeals on the Week's Good Cause for more volunteers to become collectors for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. VOLUNTEERS should phone [number removed]
Community Mass from the Chapel of St Patrick's College, Armagh.
Celebrant and preacher: His Eminence Cardinal Cahal B Daly , with the choir of St Patrick's Cathedral.
Readings: Isaiah 45: w 1, 4-6;
I Thessalonians 1: w 1-5; Matthew 22: w 15-21.
Music of the Mass: Dixit Maria Mass (Hassler); Alleluia (O'Carroll); 0 Lord We Trust Alone in Thee (Handel); Salve Regina Coelorum (Lotti); Hail Christ Our King (Holden).
Organist and choirmaster George Minne.
Omnibus edition. Written by Janey Preger Director Keri Davies
Joanna Cole explores the week's events in the media.
Producer Anne Reevell
Dilly Barlow and gueststake a look at dreams and nightmares. Producer Rebecca Nicholson
with Nick Clarke.
Members of the Pirton Pumpkin Club, Hertfordshire, put their questions to Fred Downham and Bob Flowerdew. Chairman Dr Stefan Buczacki.
Producer Amanda Mares
Turgenev's romantic novella in two parts, with Amanda Root as Elena and Philip Franks as Insarov.
1: Who will Elena fall in love with? With John Griffin and Stephen Tomlin Pianist Pauline Alston
Singer Rosamund Barker
Dramatised by Michael Crompton
Director Michael Fox
More, Wiser and Wealthier?
Andrew Adonis asks whether further expansion in higher education is necessarily a good thing.
2: Gone for Long Walkies
Simon Rae takes a look at Poets News-the BBC2 programme broadcast nightly last week in which poets offered their interpretations in verse of the day's news. Producer Susan Roberts
3: Muck and Brass
Richard Vaughan explores the remote mountain regions of northern Pakistan, where a belief in fairies is still an integral part of society, and a wild and dangerous form of mountain polo takes place at
Chitral.
Producer David Prest
Can You Hear Me? As the communications revolution speeds up, do telecoms companies knowwhere they're heading? Presented by Peter Day.
From Catch 22to Dispatches, cult books have confronted the absurdity and ugliness of warfare. From Last Exit to Brooklyn to American Psycho, they have ventured into the darkness at the heart of the collapsing social and urban order. Featuring Joseph Heller , Hubert Selby Jr , Michael Herr and Bret Easton Ellis. Producer Martin Buckley
More stories from people who remember how gambling brought fun and excitement to their lives.
In Cheats Occasionally Prosper, the second in this trilogy, one-time bookie turned historian Carl Chinn hears about the ways punters and police tried to bend the rules. Producer Ian Bell
Government within the law. Recently the courts ordered the Home Secretary to think again about the Derek Bentley pardon - a vivid example of the growing role of the judges in overseeing the conduct of government. High Court judge Sir Stephen Sedley believes that this is a necessary development for democracy.
Brian Redhead delivers the inaugural Priestland Memorial Lecture in honour of Gerald Priestland , who died two years ago aged 64. An acclaimed foreign correspondent for many years, Priestland attracted his largest audiences as the BBC's Religious Affairs Correspondent. In his general reporting, his Yours Faithfully talks and series like Priestland's Progress, he articulated the questions and doubts of churched and unchurched alike and won their hearts in the process. Introduced by Rosemary Hartill. Producer Beverley McAinsh
Professor David Harvey continues his exploration of urban life.
2: The Underclass Strikes Back. Is there such a thing as community in the city and what are the pressures facing the urban dweller? Producer Sallie Davies
Sue MacGregor meets Rosabeth Moss Kanter, professor of business administration at Harvard and international expert on management. Producer Gillian Hush
Four of Hearts. Rosemary Hartill talks to Satish Kumar , founder of the Schumacher College, about his early life as a Jain monk and his campaign for land reforms.
Producer Amanda Hancox
