with Rev David Cohen.

with James Naughtie and John Humphrys.
7.45 Thought for the Day with Philip Crowe.

Part 3 of Helen Harris 's story.

Susan Howatch talks to Dr Anthony Clare.

3: Formica. Nigel Cassidy traces the colourful history of the laminate that changed the look of kitchens the world over. Producer Neil Koenig

3: Branestawm andProfessor Deudshot. They had a portion or two of bother over dressing up as each other, partly because the Colonel's second best uniform was the wrong shape.

Introduced by Jenni Murray.
A year ago, Wages Councils were abolished. Kathryn Davies reports on the effects on workers, families and industrial relations. Serial: Palhulian (2)

with Daire Brehan.

Final part of the dramatisation of John le Carré's book. Starring Tom Baker as Barley Blair and Valentina Yakunina as Katya.
7: As his Moscow mission moves towards a dramatic conclusion, Barley Blair the man comes into conflict with Barley Blair the spy.
Dramatised by René Basilico. Music by Max Harris. Producer John Fawcett Wilson.

with Nick Clarke.

by Maurice Bessman. Fourth of a six-part drama series created by Phil Redmond. Doctor Holmes's past comes underdose scrutiny and accusations start to fly.
Music by Steve Wright. Director Patrick Tucker A Mersey Television Company production

Three professional writers offer anecdotes from their store of memories.
6: Family folklore from Denis Richards. beginning with his parents' romance and ending with his boyhood visits to the local football grounds.
Producer Louise Greenberg

with Gerry Anderson. PHONEO[number removed]

Brian Sibley dons a beret to find out why the BBC is going French. Plus reviews of this week's film releases including Blown Away - Hollywood's idea of an IRA bomber in America.
Producer Nicki Paxman (Revised repeat at 9.30pm)

by Carl Tighe. read by Oliver Cotton.
The workers at the Rosa Luksemburg Extruded Brass Rod Works are treated to a day out in the Silesian mountains. Producer Peter Kavanagh

with Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.

Q: How might the Lady of Spain lead you up the garden path to
Prince Charles and Weary Willie?
A: In this quiz where the questionmasters are Tony Quinton and Gordon Clough. The series opens with the Irish team of Paddy Fitzpatrick and Owen Dudley Edwards challenging the London team of Irene Thomas and Eric Korn.

Richard is losing his thread.

David Wright meets Australians with a quest. 3: Ian and Jenny Napier went looking for a retreat from the bustle of mainland Australia and bought the lease on Chappell Island.
A Revolution Recordings production

Last in the series with Mark Whittaker.
Producer Marie Helly

by Ed Thomason.

First in a series celebrating the centenary of the novelist, playwright, essayist and broadcaster's birth. Priestley's enormous output and creative energy gave pleasure all over the world and his work is now enjoying something of a renaissance. Paul Copley reads from Priestley's own account of his early life up to 1929.

With Alan Ayckbourn, John Braine, Judi Dench, Michael Foot, Richard Hoggart, J.W. Lambert and Margaret Stevens.

(Revised repeat of 4.05pm)

with Robin Lustig.

Part 3 of Jane Austen 's novel.

In the late 40s and early 50s, glittering chrome jukeboxes began to colonise the corners of cosy British cafes, bringing with them new music and the first stirrings of youth culture. John Peel investigates.