with Bishop Jim Thompson.
with James Naughtie and John Humphrys. Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Michael Marshall.
3: Letters Home. Evelyn Waugh was a great traveller, but on a journey to Ceylon in 1954, he became prey to mysterious and malevolent voices.
with Libby Purves. Andi Peters interviews TV and radio weatherman Michael Fish.
3: Bert Ellison Exorcist. Nobody believes James about Thomas Kempe , so the only person to turn to is Bert, the odd-job man.
Jenni Murray meets the young American singer/songwriter Kristin Hersh who plays live in the studio. Serial: Human Voices (2)
with Daire Brehan.
Five-part dramatisation of Dick Francis 's racing thriller.
3: Hostile Intelligence. Danielle isfollowed and terrified by two men in hoods, while two of Princess Casilia's finest racing horses are slaughtered with a bolt gun.
Dramatised by John Ashe ; Director Shaun MacLoughlin
with Nick Clarke.
Final part of Catherine Czerkawska 's family saga of yacht builders on the Clyde, with James MacPherson as James Lynn.
Weathering the Storm. Like her namesake yacht, Isabella still survives the last of the Lynns. Without help Alison cannot pay for the work needed on the yacht Isabella. Director Hamish Wilson
Everyday jobs and what they mean to the people who do them.
2: No Business Like Shoe Business. Four shoe shop assistants tell David Jackson Young about smiling in the face of smelly feet - and the search for the perfect fit. Producer David Jackson Young
with Gerry Anderson. Phone: [number removed]
Quentin Cooper with reviews of this week's new films, including And the Band Played On, the story of the search for the Aids virus; and live music from the New York jazz singer Cassandra Wilson.
Producer Anthony Denselow (Revised repeat 9.30pm)
Stories from the new BBC collection.
Perfect Strangers by Richard Burns , read by Michael Maloney.
Producer Duncan Minshull
with Linda Lewis and Jon Sopel.
By the Conservative Party.
Nigel stretches himself again.
"If you are wise and know the art of travel, let yourself go on the stream of the unknown ..." Annette Kobak presents the last of the series. Producer Kate McAII
Cars bad, buses good. It's official. But how can the bus compete with the glamour of the car, and who dares leave the safe, secure car for the streets?
Mark Whittaker reports on whether there is any going back to public transport for anyone with enough money to avoid it.
Producer Marie Helly
Six stories of individual or group heroism.
1: Dr Barry. Jean Binnie tells the story of the remarkable "Dr Barry", the woman who in the 19th century, disguised as a man, rose through the ranks of the army, challenged the appalling conditions and had a baby.
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
with Sheena McDonald.
Part 3.
High altitude mountaineers Doug Scott ,
.Stephen Venables, Reinhold Messner and Charles Clarke describe life amid ice and rock at 28,000 feet.
