with Bishop Jim Thompson.

with John Humphrys and Sue MacGregor. Details as Monday plus:
7.45 Thought for the Day with Philip Crowe.

William and the Real Laurence. Third of five stories by Richmal Crompton.

The celebrated crime writer Ruth Rendell , alias Barbara Vine , is Dr Anthony Clare 's subject this week.

3: Pets. With the help of the BBC Sound Archives, Russell Davies cherishes the institutions that have made Britain great. Producer Noah Richler

by James Thurber.
1: A wicked duke, a wandering minstrel and a Golux, in a fairy tale for all ages, abridged and read by Kerry Shale . Producer Sally Avens

Sarah Dunant invites you to join her to air your complaints and suggestions on the fraught question of children's clothes. Phone in on [number removed]. Lines open from 9.00am.
Serial: With One Lousy Free Pocket of Seed (7)

Pippa Greenwood. Geoffrey Smith and Henry Noblett solve problems posed by members of the Kirkby and District Floral and Horticultural Society. The chairman is Eric Robson.

Seven-part dramatisation of John le Carré's book, starring Tom Baker as Barley Blair with Valentina Yakunina as Katya.
3: "Another English publisher on a normal business trip." That's Barley Blair's cover as the unlikely spy leaves for Moscow on a journey that he hopes will lead him to the mysterious Goethe.
With Simon Treves , Mary Chater, Ravil Isyanov and Yuri Stepanov. Dramatised by René Basilico.
Music by Max Harris. Producer John Fawcett Wilson.
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with Nick Clarke.

byNickWarburton.
The owner of a large estate wants wood for his buildings, but his workforce will not set foot in the sacred grove.
Director Claire Grove

Three professional writers offer anecdotes from their store of memories.
2: Through his friendship with a refugee neighbour, newspaperman Maurice Samuelson glimpses Hitler, rescued from penury by the Jewish gallery owners of Vienna before the First World War.
Producer Louise Greenberg

with Gerry Anderson.

Live from the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television. Brian Sibley gets a guided tour and traces the Bradford roots of J B Priestley, as the city prepares to the mark the centenary of his birth.
Producer John Goudie (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)

by Julie Burchill.
She's having second thoughts about writing crime novels. She wants to concentrate on the serious stuff, but something won't let her.... Read by Haydn Gwynne. Producer Duncan Minshull

with Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.

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).

Julia's herbs will cost a mint.

The mysterious and beautiful city of Venice is the quintessential destination in the traditional grand tour. Our guide to its romantic canali and shadowy calli is author Germaine Greer.
Producer Andrew Johnston

This week's programme treads cautiously into the murky mudlands of New Jersey. legacy of the once mighty heavy industry. Mark Whittaker meets the poor, the black and the powerless who frequently share their neighbourhoods with toxic soils and rivers, and asks why so much is being spent on legalistic buck passing and so little on the necessary clean up.
Producer Marie Helly

How important is owning a home, and are the British obsessed by it? Colin Morris presents a personal view.
Producer Sheila Cook

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Janet Cohen.

Part 5 of Janice Galloway 's novel.

Comic novelist and television critic Lynne Truss ponders fictional diaries - of a Nobody, a Somebody and John Major aged 47-and-three-quarters.