with Rabbi Norman Solomon.

with Graham Leach and Peter Hobday. Details as Boxing Day plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Richard Harries.

Last of the week's tales by Eric Davidson. 6: NobksseO'Bleech -North Africa, 10 July 1943.

Armando lannucci concludes his annual hack across the airwaves. Producer Cathie Mahoney

Matthewt. Part 4
(Rpt. for details see Holiday Tuesday)

Nigel Williams ends his look at highlights from two years in the lives of villagers of Bentley, Hampshire. Today is make or break day for the village shop.

Maureen Lipman takes a comic look at women and golf, a world that is the last bastion of male chauvinism. Producer Karen Walker

Concluding the dramatisation of Agatha Christie's novel, starring June Whitfield as Miss Marple and Francis Matthews as the Rev Leonard Clement.
Miss Marple reveals the identity of the Murderer - and a few more surprises. (For cast see Holiday Tuesday)

Last of the series in which Meera Syal looks at friendships forged against the odds.
Shortly before she died, writer Jill Tweedie and Falklands veteran Ken Lukowiak spoke of how impending death had become part of their friendship.

Presented by Derek Cooper.

with James Naughtie.

The 20s theatre season ends with a dramatisation of The Good Companions, J.B. Priestley's most popular novel, in which the Dinky Doos, an ailing theatrical troupe, are discovered by Miss Trant.

A keen young missionary in the South Pacific is caught up by the Japanese invasion. June Knox-Mawer tells the tale of Alfred Sadd.
Producer Julian Hale

Today's Friday. Still fish day? ... A waiting day? ... A day of wondering?

with Chris Lowe and Huw Edwards.

with Janet Trewin and Peter Macann. Producer David France

Neil is resolute for New Year.
(For rest of cast see Christmas Eve) Written by Mary Cutler
Director Vanessa Whitbum

with Chris Serle.
Producers Sally Flatman and Rosemary Hart

Jonathan Dimbleby looks back on the events of 1993 as reflected in Any Questions? Cabinet reshuffles, Bosnia, Russia, Maastricht - and growing old gracefully with the Archbishop of York. Producer Nick Utechin

Harry Thompson hits the muscle trail from the Betta Bodies Gym to Wembley. Producer Amanda Mares

Andrew Green presents a portrait of Maha Hackett , the 19thcentury campaigner who reformed choir schools in England and Wales. With Felicity Kendall. Producer Ray Abbott

by Alistair Cooke.

Presented by Robin Lustig.

Part 3.

The award-winning comedy sketch show returns for a New Year's Eve look back at 1994. With Brian Perkins, Kate Robbins and guest comics.
Producer Caroline Leddy. (Repeated tomorrow 6.25pm)

It's New Year and time to look ahead but John Shuttleworth advises listeners to enjoy the present. Written and performed by Graham Fellows.

The Bishop of Durham, Dr David Jenkins , who is shortly to retire, reflects on the significant moments of his time there. Producer Chnstine Morgan