with Rev Dr David Lapsley.
with John Humphrys and James Naughtie. Details as Monday plus:
with Charles Handy.
Joanna Lumley is the first of Dr Anthony Clare 's eight new tortured souls ready to spill all.
I With the help of the BBC Sound I Archives, Russell Davies cherishes the institutions which have made Britain great. 1: Cricket Producer Noah Richier
Nigel Planer reads the third story from Jamie Rix 's book. The Spaghetti Man.
introduced by Jenni Murray.
Serial: stories from The Blue Woman by Mary Flanagan. 3: The Wedding Dress (Part 1). Read by Kate Harper.
by John le Carré, dramatised in seven parts by René Basilico. Starring Tom Baker as Barley Blair and Valentina Yakunina as Katya.
1: The final day of the Moscow Audio Fair. Literary rep Niki Landau is busy packing up. Music by Max Harris. Producer John Fawcett Wilson. See This Week page 6.
Another chance to hear Mike McShane as Robinson and Kate Harper as Dorothy in Ayshe Raif 's play. it is 1932. Dorothy Parker , the wittiest woman in America, holds court at the Algonquin Hotel.
Director Claire Grove
In the last of the series, Michael Rosen invites Malorie Blackman to review new paperbacks for holiday reading. Producer Jill Burridge
Children's author Michael Rosen answers parents' most-asked questions
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with Gerry Anderson.
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Reviews of The Flintstones as they transfer from cartoon to life-size cinema idols. Plus other film reviews and a couple of screen biographies.
Producer Louise Swan (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)
by Owen Marshall.
"I remember it was the day of the tidal wave from Chile: a shock wave called the tsunami."
Read by Michael McGrath.
with Chris Lowe and Hugh Sykes.
John is bowled over.
"It's probably the least sexy city in the world. Power is what people do instead of sex in Washington DC." The political columnist Christopher Hitchins describes life in a city obsessed with just one thing. Producer Martin Buckley
As the sound of timber hitting the ground rises in a crescendo across the world, Mark Whittaker looks at new methods of forestry. The paper industry claims that "clear-cutting" only mimics nature's fires. Can the pulpers and saw mills now say that your milk comes in green packaging?
Producer Marie Helly
The 1390s: Sceptred Isle. In the last of the series, Richard II reigns over the London of Geoffrey Chaucer and Richard Whittington , but leaves town as often as he can. Determined to leave his mark as a great king, he presides over an era of mounting religious dissent and alienates his most powerful rivals. Producer Daniel Snowman
(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)
with Max Pearson.
Part 3 of J L Carr's novel.
Traveller and writer Geoffrey Moorhouse explores diaries written on journeys. John Evelyn is chased by pirates on a Channel crossing; John Ruskin meets the inmates of an Alpine hospice; and Amelia Stewart Knight describes life on the Oregon Trail.
