with Rev Robert James.

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

Part 3 of the memoirs of Sir Percival
Marling, VC.

Sir Colin Davis talks to Anthony Clare.

1: The Teasmade. While Germany and Japan were forging ahead as economic powers. British industry was perfecting a machine that sat by the bedside and made a nice cup of tea. In the first of a new series, Nigel Cassidy investigates the curious stories of the origins, development and marketing of familiar products. Producer Neil Koenig

by Yvonne Coppard.
3: With his mother in hospital, Simon must think of a way to save his family from being split up. He must convince his sisters that his daring plan will work.

Introduced by Wendy Austin.
Serial: The Great Elephant Chase (8)

Pippa Greenwood. Geoffrey Smith and Bob Flowerdew solve problems posed by members of the Penicuik Horticultural
Society. The chairman is Eric Robson.

with Daire Brehan.

Seven-part dramatisation of John le Carré's book, starring Tom Baker as Barley Blair.
5: Mission accomplished - or so Barley Blair believes.
Dramatised by René Basilico. Music by Max Harris. Producer John Fawcett Wilson.

with Nick Clarke.

by Maureen Bessman.
Second of a six-part drama series created by Phil Redmond. There's tension within the practice when Holmes and Galloway don't agree over a patient's last wishes.
Music by Steve Wright. Director Patrick Tucker A Mersey Television Company production

Three professional writers offer anecdotes from their store of memories.
4: Not long after the death of his cherished mother, Hugh Charles-Jones finds comfort as a spectator for the first time at the State Opening of Parliament. Producer Louise Greenberg

with Gerry Anderson.

Brian Sibley reviews a movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger and a new film written and directed by Alex Cox.
Producer John Boundy (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)

by Julia Gregson , read by Barbara Flynn. Venetia's had a bad day at the office. But that's nothing compared with what's just over the horizon. Producer Jocelyn Boxall

with Linda Lewis and John Sopel.

Fourth Semi-Final-highest-scoringrunnersup. George Hill Qournalis); Tony Garton (local government officer); Gethin Jones (civil servant); Ross Ewart (school teacher).

Lynda cracks it with Kate.

Reporter David Wright meets Australians with a quest.
1: John Wamsley. Conservationist John Wamsley has become famous for shooting from the lip. His actions, combined with his outspoken criticism of Australia's poor conservation record, have brought him daily death threats and a spell in prison. A Revolution Recordings production

The programme which investigates all things green. With Mark Whittaker.
Producer Marie Helly

During the Second World War, Hollymoor Hospital in Northfield was the largest military psychiatric institution in the country. The Army did not want experienced soldiers discharged - it wanted them cured and returned to their units. A group of psychiatrists began the controversial "Northfield Experiments".

Former patients and staff recall the collision between Freud, Adler and Jung and a rigid military hierarchy.

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Janet Cohen.

Part 8 of Nancy Mitford 's novel.

Bea Campbell explores the legacy of the Utopian Socialists.