with Rev David Chillingworth.

with John Humphrys and James Naughtie. Details as Monday plus:

with Michael Marshall.

with Libby Purves. Brian Hayes interviews author Sara Maitland. Producer Lucy Cacanas

The Letters of Paul: Galatians to Thessalonians

Introduced by Jenni Murray. Kathleen Griffin discusses literary characters who reappear in the most unlikely settings. Serial: Human Voices (7)

with John Howard.

Five-part dramatisation of Dick Francis 's racing thriller.
4: The Killing Game.What has happened to Prince Litsi?
Dramatised by John Ashe
Director Shaun MacLoughlin

with Nick Clarke.

by Paul M Levitt. When Margie begins rehearsing the leading role in La Traviata, she finds it imposes extra emotional demands on herself and her family.
Director Martin Jenkins

3: A Postman Lot. David Jackson Young joins Edinburgh postman Jim Cameron. Producer David Jackson Young

Brian Sibley with the pick of this week's new films: Willem Dafoe and Miranda Richardson star in Tom and Viv, charting T S Eliot's marriage to Vivienne Haigh-Wood; and, in the studio, Chris Jones , the 24-year-old British director of the serial-killer movie White Angel. Producer Tim Dee (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)

by Dilys Rose. "Susie clapped her hands, blinked.... and skipped after him before you could think of a reason why she shouldn't." Read by Lesley Mackie. Producer Bruce Young

with Jon Sopel and Linda Lewis.

Eddie's revenge?

An anecdotal and cathartic look at the psychology of embarrassment, with examples from comic writer Patrick Marber , cook Prue Leith, and a cat called Humphrey. Guidance supplied by Dr Robert Edelmann and Dr Peter Neville. ProducerJaneRay

NEWIn the first of the new series, Professor Anthony Clare looks at out-of-body experiences.

Green, clean industry means big profits - say government, the CBI and environmentalists. Mark Whittaker asks whether massive manufacturing concerns can really act in harmony with nature. Producer Marie Helly

Six stories of individual or group heroism. 2: Never Mind, I Stopped My Train! In 1898, a GWR driver and a fireman saved the lives of their passengers. Martin Sorrell recreates the story. Narrated by Martin Jarvis and Joanna Myers. With Peter Penry Jones , John Church . Nicholas Murchie , Ann Windsor , Jonathan Tafler , Siriol Jenkins and John Webb Director Martin Jenkins

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Max Pearson.

Part 3.

The last in the series hears recollections from those who choose to cross the oceans - by rowing.