with James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer
Christine Morgan CEEFAX: today's prayer is on BBC2 Ceefax page 740
with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Canon Paul Bates.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament
Producer Caj Sohal
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Last in the series revealing the afterlife of famous characters from children's fiction.
A naive, golden haired little angel or an unprincipled scoundrel?
Written by Adrian Mourby
The Mastersons Go Down. Final episode of the improvised saga. With Josie Lawrence , Phelim McDermott , Paul Merton , Caroline Quentin , Lee Simpson and Jim Sweeney. Producer Phil Clarke
Producer Dennis Sewell
David Walter presents a report on how Hungarian doctors and dentists are cashing in on health tourism.
Producer Ingrid Hassler. Editor Anna Carragher
Presented by Vincent Duggleby. Producer Sarah Pennells
The team casts a satirical eye over the major news stories from the year 2005. Starring Kate Robbins and Brian Perkins , with writers Mark Burton , John O'Farrell and Pete Sinclair.
Producer Caroline Leddy
Producer Nick Utechin
Producers Poppy Hughes and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
An epic tale of smuggling and mystery by John Fletcher , with John Nettles as Capt Tom Reynolds and Adjoa Andoh as Ibanda.
With Gerry Hinks , Judy Bridgland , Andy Hockley , Simon Carter and Jonathan Milton. Music by Martin Allcock with Simon Nicol. Director Nigel Bryant
The Queen rides to the top of Blackpool Tower this week as part of its centenary celebrations. Amazingly, all the original architectural drawings of this national landmark and grade one listed building are missing. In the first of an investigative history series, John Slater sets off to track down the lost plans.
APierBlackhill production
Presented by Peter Evans.
Producer Mohit Bakaya
Reporter Jolyon Jenkins.
Producer Kim Barrington
Scarlet Fever. Former Welsh rugby international Ray Gravel talks about the important part Llanelli RFC has played in his life. Producer Gavin McCarthy
Comic Mark Steel sets about solving our social ills.
Robert Robinson goes walkabout.
2: A mediterranean climate with barbecues and beaches - why do some Poms in Australia still miss Britain?
Producer Nadine Grieve
"In the name of Allah, the compassionate, the merciful ..." In a society where all activities should start with these words, what are the implications for artists? How do poets and painters, musicians and film-makers, novelists or dancing mystics find self-expression in a world being redefined by militant Islam? Paul Allen reports from Cairo, Istanbul and Britain on Islam and culture.
Producer Razia Iqbal
Roger Stennett 's play is based on the real-life story of cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev.
On board the Soviet space station MIR, 200 miles above the Earth, cosmonaut Sergei Rasskazov is preparing to return home after 376 days in space. But while he's been away the old Soviet Union has collapsed, and with it his beliefs and dreams.
Director Adrian Bean
Producer Anthony Sellors
Led by Father Oliver McTernan.
with Frank Delaney. 5: Streetwise Producer Simon Elmes
1: The Clatter of the Clogs. Clogs call to mind Gracie Fields and the mills of Lancashire, but were they really such a northern phenomenon? Ray D'Arcy asks: why did people wear them, and are they still made along traditional lines? Producer Martin Jenkins
In the last of the series, Yehudi Menuhin reveals those moments in music that send a shiver down his spine.
Producer Ray Abbott
To mark the centenary of Aldous Huxley 's birth this month, there's another chance to hear this four-part serialisation of his futuristic masterpiece. Written in 1931, it foresaw a world 600 years hence where procreation would be by test tube. 1: Everyone Belongs to Everyone Else
With Timothy Carlton , Susan Sheridan , Andrew Witt , Mark Straker , Joanna Myers and Richard Pearce.
Dramatised by Stephen Mulrine. Music by WilfredoAcosta. Director Marilyn Imrie
