Presented by Oliver Walston. Producer George Macpherson

with James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Christine Morgan CEEFAX: today's prayer is on BBC2 Ceefax page

with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.

with Paul Bates.

Producer Jill Thomas. WRITE TO: [address removed]. for factsheet No 31, enclosing sae

2: Roughing It in St Petersburg
Dilly Barlow joins two writers from the Rough Guide series as they put together a book on St Petersburg. Producer Hilary McLennan (Rptl

Maureen Lipman examines the British at play. 2: Amateur Dramatics Producer Karen Walker

Martin Kettle of The Guardian continues his examination of the Labour party's future under its new leader. Producer Dennis Sewell

In the last of the series, David Walter talks to those who make war in Croatia, Bosnia and Macedonia and to those who live with the consequences. Editor Anna Carragher

1: Russian Rouktte. In the first of a new series, Roger White goes to Russia to assess the risks of investing in the emerging market.
ProducerAnn Gilmartin

The year 2021 was a momentous one for Britain. The team refresh those memories!
Starring Kate Robbins and Brian Perkins , with writers Mark Burton , John O'Farrell and Pete Sinclair.
Producer Caroline Leddy

Donald MacCormick chairs a series of topical debates. Today at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Hospital, doctors and administrators respond to concerns from patient and health workers about the effects of the continuing reforms to the National Health Service.

First in a series which follows six people about to advertise for a partner in the personal columns.
1: Cupid. It pays to advertise - but how do you sell yourself in 30 words? Producer Sara Conkey

In Anna Clemence Mews's play, the compulsive gambler is just as much an addict as the drug taker or alcoholic and their families are often the last to know.

1: Charles Simon , the final Dr Dale, recalls the golden days of touring theatre. Producer Matt Thompson

The archaeological world is in a buzz about skeleton number 77, found under the car park beside the old Blackfriars buildings in Gloucester. John Slater investigates.
A Pier Blackhill production

Can such well-known plants as daisies, chrysanthemums and marigolds yield new medicines and pesticides? Alun Lewis meets the scientists trying to find out.
Producer Richard Aedy

3: Is There Anyone Out There? The Alien Acknowledgement Campaign looks to the skies for any sign of life. Producer Gavin McCarthy

After centuries of genocide, slavery and racial oppression, Aborigines in Sydney tell Robert Robinson their family history. Producer Nadine Grieve

Billy Bragg presents a profile of Pete Seeger , who recalls his travels with Woody Guthrie , his participation in the civil rights cause and his nurturing of the growth of the topical song movement in the 60s. Seeger plays some of his songs and introduces his most recent satirical swipe at politicians. Producer Kevin Howlett

David Hopkins 's play is based on the true story of John Tarrant , one of the great distance runners of the 1950s and 60s. For 20 years he battled against the absurd regulations of the Amateur Athletics Association...
With John Baddeley , Elaine Claxton , Pat Connell , Lyndam Gregory , Neville Jason , David Jarvis , Frances Jeater. Peter Kenny. Ian Masters , Don McCorkindale , Gavin Muir , George Parsons , Nina Wadia. Malcolm Ward , Derek Waring , Peter Whitman , William Wortley and Peter Yapp. Director Matthew Walters

Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellers

Led by the Right Rev Graham James , Bishop of St Germans.

Paul Boateng MP chairs the historical discussion programme with guests Lord Healey, Dr Rosalind Miles , Billy Bragg and Victoria Glendinning. Producer Kathy Smith

3: Through the Looking Glass. Ray D'Arcy asks if anyone still wields a lorgnette with the skill of Martitia Hunt , or places a monocle with infinte ease.
Producer Martin Jenkins

with the writer Julian Mitchell.

by Aldous Huxley.
3: The Noble Savage. John is introduced to Eton, and to the Feelies, and to the torment of desire for Lenina.
Pupils and guests are played by Andrew Wincott. Richard Pearce , Susan Sheridan and Mark Straker
Music by Wilfredo Acosta. Dramatjsed by Stephen Mulrine Director Marilyn Imrie