Presented by Richard Sanders. Producer George Macpherson

with James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Christine Morgan

with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.

with David Winter.

with Cliff Morgan. Producer CajSohal

Presented by Eddie Mair. Producer Jill Thomas
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with Ned Sherrin and guests. Producer Jayne K Morgan

The series returns with a special programme. As Britain celebrates May, how do Germans view the events of 50 years ago - as defeat or liberation? David Walter reports on the memories of war, the forgotten heroes of the German resistance and how the shadows of the past still fall on the present.

Presented by Alison Mitchell. Producer Frances Macdonald

Humphrey Lyttelton, Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden, Willie Rushton and Tim Brooke-Taylor are at the Theatre Royal, Windsor. Producer Jon Naismith

Producers Dymphna Frynn and Nick Utechin UNES OPEN from 12.30pm

Bruce Stewart 's play is a contemporary interpretation of the world's greatest love story. In the 13th century, love tended to happen at an early age. The poet Dante was only 9 when he fell in love with Beatrice. With Jonathan Adams , Anna Semple and Lawrie Drew Music by Peter Howell. Director Shaun MacLoughlin

This week the history magazine with Roy Porter includes an answer to the question "What if D-Day had gone wrong?" Producer Ian Bell

The Periodic Table is 125 years old. Peter Evans invites chemists to enthuse about their favourite elements. Producer Anne McNaught

Reporter Mark Halliley.

First of six programmes that takes a quirky look at an average wardrobe through anecdote, music and poetry. Today: the hat shelf. Producers Felicity Goodall and Susan Roberts

Tom Robinson talks to men about their use of pornography. Plus that agonising snip, vasectomy. And Steven Wells finds the best place to rest a pint: his beer belly. Producer Christopher Kimber THE LOCKER ROOM ANSWERPHONE: [number removed]

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Keith Douglas , writer, artist and fighter, kept ajoumal of the battle for North Africa, Alamein to Zem Zem, that became a classic, and wrote much of the great poetry of the Second World War. He was killed in Normandy just three days after D-Day. With the help of people who knew him, Sean Street reassesses the paradoxical life and work of a poet at once revered and neglected.
Producer Julian May

Another chance to hear Douglas Livingstone's tribute to the D-Day landings, written after he, the director and the sound recordist attended the 40th anniversary ceremonies in 1984. It tells the story of Dave, played by Ronald Pickup, who goes reluctantly to the reunion, unwilling to face the ghosts from the past and one ghost in particular.
Veterans: John Church, Richard Durden, Adrian Egan, Ronald Herdman, Gordon Reid, Christopher Scott, Robin Summers and Alan Thompson

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Producer Anthony Sellors

led by Canon Eddie Neale.

The late Brian Johnston umpires a test of wit, with Willie Rushton , Jonathan Rice , Bill Tidy and Alan Coren. Producer Jon Magnusson

Les Woodland reflects on life in the Fens.
This week, the Skilthorpe Hill Monsters of Rock Heavy Metal Festival. Producer Wendy Pilmer

Tim Rice reveals to Jeremy Nicholas those moments in music which send a shiver down his spine.

3: Oh - Sod. With guests Lemn Sissay and Kev Fegan.
Producer Diane Messias