with Rev John Morgan.

with Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor. Details as yesterday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with James Jones.

with Libby Purves and Brian Hayes. Producer Lucy Cacanas

Isaiah. Final part.

Introduced by Jenni Murray. Are local councils evading their responsibility to rehouse battered women?
Marya Burgess investigates.
Serial: Guppies for Tea by Marika Cobbold , abridged in 12 episodes and read by Elizabeth Mansfield. Abridged by Ann Rees Jones
Editors Sally Feldman and Clare Selerie

with John Howard.

Sue Limb's drama, following the trials and tribulations of a teacher's love life returns to radio as the full original cast is reunited for a new series.
Imelda Staunton stars as Izzy.
Izzy moves into a new flat and faces a new term, but will she find a new man?
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with James Naughtie.

In the second of Elaine Feinstein's three-part series about two Jewish women in England, Lena discovers why Katya so wants to see her. And it's not an altogether comfortable discovery.

Jan Mark. The bizarre, the unexpected, the humorous - all are encapsulated in the work of award-winning author Jan Mark. Presented by Michael Rosen. Producer Jill Burridge

Miles Kington discovers what makes people laugh around the world.
2: France. "There is often a feeling in Britain that the French analyse things too much, and it is typical of a Frenchman to divide humour into separate compartments - even if they are sex, food and politics." Producer Anne-Marie Cole

Quentin Cooper reviews the film Aladdin and talks to Peter Schneider. Cinema-owner Ben Freedman talks about running a chain of cinemas. Producer Neil Trevithick
(Revised repeat at 9.15pm)

by Moy McCrory.
The first showing of a rhinoceros in Venice in 1751 results in a curious transformation. Read by Dorien Thomas. Producer David Hunter

with Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.

with Frank Delaney.
2: Tango, Foxtrot and Good Karma. A cocktail of summer words for the dark days of the year.
Producer Simon Elmes

The riddle of the raddle.

Cathy MacCormack is a single parent living in a damp house on a large rundown Glasgow estate. She and herfellow tenants are trying to persuade politicians to make the same links that they have - poor housing means already poor families spending millions of pounds on energy to heat the sky over the Easterhouse estate. She wants money spent on energy-efficient housing-good for health, jobs, people and the planet. Presented by Roger Harrabin.

In the first of the new series, Geoff Watts investigates the unlikely combination of a hotel in a hospital.

Four writers give a personal view of today's Britain.
2: In Search of Bohemia. Where have all the young Bohemians flown to, now that Soho is the haunt of advertising exectuvies? Jill Neville ventures up and down the land in search of the subversive. Producer Wendy Pilmer

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Nigel Cassidy.

with Alexander MacLeod. Editor Anne Koch

Part 8.

4: The Siege of Devonport. Nicholas Stewart , QC, focuses on the trial of two campaigners opposed to the Contagious Diseases Acts, the draconian laws introduced in the 1860s to control VD and prostitution.