Dylan Winter investigates the myth and the reality of the working cowboy's life.

With James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Christine Morgan

With Peter Hobday and John Humphrys.

with Richard Bewes.

With Cliff Morgan. Producer Joanne Watson

This week Breakaway goes to Texas. Julian Pettifer visits the Alamo and discovers the Big Bend National Park, while Kathy Arnold gets underneath the Texan psyche in Dallas. Producer Jill Thomas
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Mix Ned Sherrin , guests and regulars, allow to fizz and enjoy immediately. Producer Dirk Maggs

A personal view of a week in the life of MPs and peers.
Producer Dennis Sewell

Presented by Gordon Clough. Producer Anna Carragher

with Alison Mitchell. Producer Andrew Wood

This week the programme is invited to Bury St Edmunds ... with hilarious consequences. Humphrey Lyttelton is in the chair, with Tim Brooke-Taylor , Barry Cryer , Graeme Garden and Willie Rushton. Colin Sell at the piano.
Producer Jon Naismith

Liz Lynne , MP; Geoff Mulgan , director of Demos; Rt Hon John Redwood , MP;and George Robertson , MP, tackle the issues raised in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

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by Martyn Wade.
Greta Hall, Keswick, 16 September 1803. The events of one day in the life of the poet Coleridge cause him to reflect on the professional and personal disappointments of recent years.
Director Cherry Cookson

As Government plans for commuters continue to provoke controversy, Christopher Cook discovers that even the Romans suffered traffic jams and that the fabled private railway companies of the 19th century didn't always run their trains on time. And Sean Street recalls the days when the postman was more afraid of highwaymen than dogs.
Producer John Knight

Peter Evans takes a look at the science of graphology.
Producer Sue Broom

Roger Harrabin and David Holden meet the greenest people in Europe. The Dutch have some of the most environmentally friendly policies around, funding armies of academics and institutions, energy efficiency schemes and pollution clean-ups But they are also major consumers. Can they make the huge changes in lifestyle advocated by their politicians?
Producer Marie Helly

Patrick Hannan and his guests take a sceptical look at the events of the week. Producer Richard Thomas

Mark Steyn claims to be too young to remember where he was when John F Kennedy was assassinated but his guests ponder some of the more curious ways in which the event still resonates in modern America.
Producer Hamish Mykura

Paul Allen talks to Adrian Noble , who as artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company for the last two and a half years holds one of the most infuential positions in British theatre.
Producer Nicki Paxman

This dramatisation of H.R.F. Keating's novel, set in the India of the British Raj, is the first in a season of Gold Dagger award-winning thrillers.
It stars Zia Mohyeddin as the Maharajah who plays one April Fool's joke too many.
Dramatised by Neville Teller

Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors

led by Rev Dr Leslie Griffiths.

with Sarah Baxter and Frank Johnson. Producer Jane Beresford

Talks based on the prison journals of John Williams , read by the author.
"Strangeways is in flames. A part of my history disintegrating. The cells in which I lived and made love, burnt and gutted....
Producer Chris Paling

First in a six-part series in which Jeremy Nicholas visits the homes of well-known personalities and explores their record collections in search of musical and personal revelations. This week: Lord Harewood.

Sitcom starring Nick Revell, Alistair McGowan and Doon Mackichan.
2: Visitors. Nick's teenage niece and his oldest, wild, rock 'n' roller friend both come to stay.
Producer Jon Magnusson