with Father Colman McGrath.

with James Naughtie and John Humphrys , and Sue MacGregor in Oxford as the city and university welcome President Clinton.

with Lionel Blue.

2: Hammerfest, Oslo and Paris. Bill Bryson's travelogue continues, including essential advice for every tourist who has ever tried to cross a road in Paris.

with Libby Purves. Brian Hayes interviews author Margaret Drabble. Producer Lucy Cacanas

An Anthology of Spiritual Verse. A selection of poetry on the theme of the nature of God. Producer David Benedictus

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Edwardian parachute stunt artist Dolly Shepherd. Serial: G Is for Gumshoe (7)

with John Howard.

by Christopher Fitz-Simon
First of a six-part series set in the sleepy town of Ballylenon, Co Donegal, in 1953, before the days of mass tourism. Trouble brews when the McConkey sisters join forces with hotel owner Phonsie Doherty and campaign to have the town's Georgian courthouse demolished to make way for a car park.

with Nick Clarke.

Jonathan Smith 's four-part story of a successful headmaster running an independent school in London.
1: The Real World. Dr Patrick Balfour is a popular media figure and a charismatic leader, but he is under enormous pressure.
Director Shaun MacLoughlin

Don't Pick on Me! Jill Burridge talks to authors, teachers and children about books that tackle the problem of bullying. Presented by Michael Rosen. Producer Sally Feldman

Phone Gerry Anderson on [number removed].

Reviews of new films including Three Colours White and Serial Mom. And listeners continue to demolish their sacred cows, with Quentin Cooper.
Producer Anthony Denselow (Revised repeat 9.30pm)

Written and read by Christopher Hope. A trip to Camp Sunrise is scheduled. But in a futuristic Britain is this as inviting as it sounds?

with Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.

By the Labour Party.

First Round - Midlands and East Anglia. Paul Overall (production manager); Pat Parkin-Moore (state registered nurse); Steve Williams (computer analyst programmer); Tony Garton (local government officer).

Will Debbie be a blushing bridesmaid?

John Waite investigates ... Editor Graham Ellis
WRITE TO: Face the Facts, BBC Broadcasting House. London W1A 1AA

Return of the series that reports on the health of medical care. repeated from yesterday 11.30am)

Jez Nelson with the weird, the wacky and the worrying from the world of science and technology. Producer Sue Broom

The coronation of Ronald Mutebi in Uganda last July restored the 600-year-old kingdom of Buganda after an interval of 27 years. As more and more Africans become disillusioned with the lack of political, social and economic gain from the modern state, the resurgence of loyalty to the tribal order is spreading. How can this reverence for tradition be reconciled with the demands of the late
20th century? Ugandan journalist Joel Kibazo talks to traditional leaders around the continent and asks them how they see their role.
Producer Mohini Patel

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

Second part of Anthony Trollope 's story.

2: A Senous Case of Sideburns

Including reports on vasectomy, and men's use of pornography.