Producers Alasdair Cross , John Harvey and Ruth Kiely

with Rabbi Julia Neuberger.

with Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor.

with Jonathan Fryer.

The irrepressible William Brown returns in five stories by Richmal Crompton , newly chosen and read by Martin Jarvis. 1: William Goes Shopping Producer Pete Atkin
BBC RADIO COLLECTION CASSETTE available

with David Mellor and his guests. Producer Julia Shaw

Deborah Findlay reads part 6 of Penelope Farmer 's book.
Abridged by Hilary Brand. Producer Sally Avens

Introduced by Sarah Dunant.
Serial: With One Lousy Free Packet of Seed by Lynne Truss (5). Read by Philip Fox. Editor Sally Feldman. Abridged by Meg Clarke

1: Russian Roulette. Roger White goes to Russia to assess the nsks of investing in tne emerging market.

with John Howard. Editor Ken Vass

Second Semi-Final - Midlands and East Anglia and North West of England. Bill Stratton (project manager); Pat Parkin -Moore (State Registered Nurse); James Maloney (retired lecturer); John Clarke (university lecturer).
Producer Richard Edis

with Nick Clarke.
Editor Kevin Marsh

Last in the series of Peter Turnbull 's
Glasgow-based police procedurals.
4: Torchman. DI Fabian Donoghue is not best pleased. Certain that he and his team had caught "Torchman", he is in the middle of the interrogation when he is interrupted.
Piper .......................................................PAUL SAMSON With Rose McBain , Finlay Welsh , Louise Beattie , William Armour and Kay Gallie
Dramatised by Stephen Mulrine. Director Hamish Wilson

with Gerry Anderson.
PHONE/ANSWERPHONE: 071-765 Editor Sharon Banoff

Natalie Wheen kicks off the week's tour with a live report on the role of Norwich in the cultural life of East Anglia.
Producer Erika Wright (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)

by Trinidadian writer Sam Selvon who died recently.
Read by Laurence Scott.
"Man, cricket is breakfast and dinner where I come from." Algernon has to get a team together quickly. And chaos follows.
Producer Duncan Minshull

with Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis. Editor Margaret Budy

What's stewing for John?

Another chance to hear Liz Moloney 's look into the lives of four Nigerian women. 1: Baba havers. A Muslim from the Fika royal family, Baba keeps an exercise machine next to the prayer mat in her bedroom. Both are used regularly. She juggles the requirements of religion and family with running her own business. Producer Nigel Acheson

Patrice Chaplin 's play deals with the devastating effect on a couple's lives when the house next door is rented to two women for whom life begins at 10 o'clock at night.
Director Cherry Cookson

Why was the playwright Tennessee Williams so drawn to New Orleans? In a portrait of his relationship with the city, biographer Ronald Hayman and producer Piers Plowright savourthe mysteries and the rich gumbo of the Vieux Carre. Recorded on location by Roger Dowling Producer Piers Plowright

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Robin Lustig.

Siobhan Redmond reads the third of seven episodes of Janice Galloway 's tale about Rona and Cassie travelling and bickering their way through a holiday in northern France.
Producer Michael Earley

Humphrey Lyttelton ends his conversation with June Knox-Mawer about his life in jazz. Blowing Strong. At 72, Humph finds that the ideas still keep coming and the natural childbirth exercises are an aid to relaxation.
Producer Derek Drescher

Final instalment of the sketch series written and performed by Nick Golson and Tim de Jongh , with Peter Bradshaw , Melanie Giedroyc. This week's special guest is Britt Ekland. Producer Jon Naismith