Presented and produced by Tim Finney.
with James Whitbourn. Producer Christine Morgan
with John Humphrys and Peter Hobday.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Leslie Griffiths.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
with Brough Scott. Producer Joanne Watson
The holiday and travel programme presented by Eddie Mair. Producer Jill Thomas
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Mix Ned Sherrin , guests and regulars, allow to fizz and enjoy immediately. Producer Jayne K Morgan
Peter Riddell , political editor of The Times, presents a personal view of a week in the life of MPs and peers. Producer Dennis Sewell
Presented by Gordon Clough.
Producer Anna Carragher
Alison Mitchell looks at the detail of the Budget, and suggests what action you should take to soften its impact. Producer Robert McKenzie
The antidote to panel games. In the chair, Humphrey Lyttelton. Round the table, Willie Rushton , Tim Brooke-Taylor , Graeme Garden and Barry Cryer. On the piano Colin Sell.
Producer Jon Naismith
Harriet Harman , MP; Sir Russell Johnston , MP; Rt Hon Peter Lilley , MP; and John Monks , of the TUC, tackle the issues raised in Cheadle, Staffordshire. Chairman Jonathan Dimbleby.
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Your opportunity to call with your views on the issues raised in this week's edition of Any Questions?
Producers James Herbert and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
In Boucicault's comedy of manners, the year is 1840 and the vain and ageing peacock Sir Harcourt Courtly is preening himself for his conquest of young Grace Harkaway. But his son Charles, a roguish young buck, has his eye on the same prey.
Adapted and directed by Sue Wilson
Following the recent Papal Encyclical, Christopher Cook recalls long-forgotten directives from the Holy Father to his bishops, conjures up the memory of the only English pope to preside over the Vatican, and remembers Julius II, a spiritual leader never happierthan when leading his armies into battle. Producer John Knight
Presented by Peter Evans.
Producer Julian Brown
Presented by Roger Harrabin.
Producer Marie Helly
Patrick Hannan and his guests take a sceptical look at the events of the week. Producer Richard Thomas
This year Broadway celebrates its 100th anniversary and, in the last programme of the series, Mark Steyn ambles across the Great White Way to take a look at American theatre. Producer Hamish Mykura
John Dryden investigates why Hollywood has such high regard for British film talent when the British industry is hardly extant. Those taking part include Tim Curry , Mel Smith , Barry Spikings and GarethWigan Producer Robyn Read
An adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's romantic thriller, starring Francesca Annis and Adam Godley.
Rachel is the beautiful Countess Sangaletti, who marries Ambrose in Italy. His letters home to his cousin Philip hint that he is being poisoned, but when Rachel comes to England, Philip is torn between love and suspicion.
More favourites presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors
A reading, a hymn and a reflection led by Rev Stephen Oliver.
Sarah Baxter and Henry Porter discuss the issues of the day. Producer Jane Beresford
Jenni Mills talks to five people who were famous for a short period of time, and discovers what happened to them after their 15 minutes were up.
1: In 1968, Mark Lester was only 8 when, from more than 5,000 hopefuls, he was picked to play Oliver in the film. Producer Sarah Rowlands
Jeremy Nicholas visits Richard Stilgoe 's home to explore his record collection.
The award-winning sitcom for the 90s, starring Nick Revell , Alistair McGowan and Doon Mackichan.
4: ThePromisedLand. Nick is flown out to
Hollywood to discuss a script, first class and all expenses paid. Surely there must be a catch.
Producer Jon Magnusson
