with Rev Norman Shanks.
With Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday. Details as yesterday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Rosemay Hartill.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
Your chance to discuss yesterday's Budget with Vincent Duggleby.
Producers Frances Macdonald and Robert McKenzie UINES OPEN from 8.00am
Ezekiel. Part 2: "The Cauldron".
Introduced by Jenni Murray.
Cheryl Armitage explores alternatives to the starch and serge of nurses' uniforms. Serial: Guppiesfor Tea (11)
with John Howard.
Comedy by Sue Limb , starring Imelda Staunton as Izzy.
3: Overdrawn, Oversexed and Over-optimistic
Producer Jonathan James-Moore
with James Naughtie.
Four Liverpool writers have worked together to create this
four-part series set in the city over a long weekend. Threaded through the four stories is an imaginary news story.
1: Friday by Tracy Aston , starring Patricia Hayes as Edith and Michael Angelis as Albert.
Edith and Albert are on the run - Edith from the Old Folks' Home and Albert from his family and fast-approaching insanity. Having discovered Albert talking to a dead body in the cathedral gardens, Edith takes him away from the scene and under her wing.
Music by Sense of Sound Director Kate Rowland
Michael Rosen talks to the popular poet Roger McGough. producer Jill Burridge
Major issues, changing attitudes, and important events at home and abroad.
4: Miles Kington sets out to discover what makes the Germans laugh. Producer Anne-Marie Cole
Brian Sibley reads a new book about the films based on Graham Greene 's writing and Mark Burman reports from the film set of Black Beauty.
Producer Nicki Paxman (Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
by Michael Carson.
A taie of genetic engineering. But what will the Pope and all those MPs say? And then there's Mrs Dainty on the number
23 bus....
Read by Nigel Anthony. Producer Duncan Minshull
with Chris Lowe and Hugh Sykes.
4: Buy This. From street hawking to political propaganda - Frank Delaney looks at the language of persuasion. Producer Liz Jensen
Ambridge ... Nil points.
Presented by Roger Harrabin.
Presented by Geoff Watts.
Following the assault on the Russian Parliament by the army, Christopher Cook recalls the dismissal of the Dumas by Nicholas II in 1906 and the installation of his reactionary prime minister, Pyotr Stolypin.
Producer John Knight
Four writers give a personal view of today's Britain.
4: The Message and the Music. In the last of the series Charlotte Greig explores the state of the black pentecostal churches in Britain; the tension between young and older generations, the rise of multiracial churches and the birth of a British gospel sound. Producer Wendy Pilmer
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
Presented by Mark Gregory.
A statement on behalf of the Labour Party by Gordon Brown , MP, the Shadow Chancellor.
Final part.
BBC RADIO COLLECTION CASSETTE: available from retailers.
Last in the series of significant trials.
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea. Nicholas Stewart , QC, considers a case which involved two shipwrecked seamen who killed and ate their cabin boy after several weeks at sea in an open boat.
