Presented by Richard Sanders. Producer Tim Finney
with John Humphrys and Peter Hobday.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with Paul Bates.
Producer Caj Sohal
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Another chance to hear Dilly Barlow 's look at guidebooks and travel literature.
1. Like Reading, Only Farther Away (after Peter Fleming 's 1933 quote about Sao Paulo) looks at some early advice. Producer Hilary McLennan
Another chance to hear social detective Maureen Lipman 's investigation into the British at play.
David Walter reports on George Soros , Europe's Robin Hood. Producer Lucy Ash. Editor Anna Carragher
Presented by Vincent Duggleby. Producer Tim Bowler
This week, the events of the year 2010, starring Kate Robbins and Brian Perkins. Producer Caroline Leddy
Producers Poppy Hughes and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm
A timely repeat for Adrian Alington 's play about a dastardly plot to destroy the British by striking at the game of cricket. The late Brian Johnston takes part. With Alan Thompson , Michael Kilgarriff , Joe Dunlop , Vincent Brimble ,John Bull , David Goudge David King Dramatised by Peter Thomson. Director Jane Morgan
A suicide note dated 1901 has turned up underneath some floorboards in a shop at Brigg in Humberside. Thomas Benjamin Swift confesses to murdering maidservant Molly Brown because he made her pregnant. John Slater investigates. APierBlackhill production
Anna Grayson examines how we should be preserving our geological heritage. Producer Deborah Cohen
2: We Will Remember Them. Ted Jobson talks about what the Royal British Legion means to him. Producer Gavin McCarthy
Robert Robinson treads in the footsteps of Crocodile Dundee to learn about life as a ranger in the Kakadu National Park. Producer Nadine Grieve
The Art of Islam The concluding part of Paul Allen 'sjourney through Cairo, Istanbul and Britain examining Islam and culture. Producer Razia Iqbal
by Shirley Cooklin.
With Ruth's husband facing prison for fraud, achance meeting with her childhood friend Eva seems a lifeline from the past.
With Terence Edmond , James Telfer. Colin Pinney and Melvyn Bedford . Director Ned Chaillet
Producer Anthony Sellors
Led by Canon Dr John Sentamu.
Magic Spells. Frank Delaney introduces the last in the series about language. Producer Simon Elmes
2: Toppers and Bowlers. Once very potent symbols of British manhood, are they still made, and, if so, how and for whom? Producer Martin Jenkins
In the first of six programmes with opera enthusiasts,
Dr Miriam Stoppard talks to Monty Haltrecht.
Aldous Huxley's futuristic masterpiece. Bernard Marx brings John the Savage and his mother back to his own civilisation.
Indians: Andrew Wincott, Richard Pearce and Nigel Carnngton, Workers: Timothy Carlton, Joanna Myers, Petra Markham and Jane Whittenshaw
Music by Wilfredo Acosta
Dramatised by Stephen Mulrine Director Marilyn Imrie
