with Henry Tankel.

with James Naughtie and Sue MacGregor.

with Oliver McTernan.

J B Priestley's tour of England, told in six parts by George Costigan. 4: The Cruel Trick on Shotton
Abridged by Andy Croft. Producer Dave Sheasby

With Melvyn Bragg and guests, including Professor Michio Kaku who discusses hyperspace. Producer Ruth Gardiner

Part 11 of John Milton 's epic poem of the Fall of Man, abridged in 41 episodes.
Abridged by Adrian Mitchell Music by Elizabeth Parker
Director John Theochans Rpt

Introduced by Jenni Murray.
Serial: Deborah MacLaren reads the third of12 episodes of Burning Bright by Helen Dunmore. Young Nadine strikes up an unusual friendship.
Abridged by Doreen Estall. Editor Sally Feldman

Vincent Duggleby takes your calls on topical financial issues.
Producer Tim Banter. LINES OPEN from 10.00am

With John Howard.
Editor Ken Vass

Margaret Lesser and Paul Barker represent the North against the London team of Irene Thomas and Eric Korn. The question masters are Gordon Clough and Tony Quinton.
Producer Amanda Mares. Rptd Weds 6.30pm

With Nick Clarke.

Repeated from Friday

by Geoffrey Parkinson. A boy's revenge on a cruel maths master leads him to black magic. The Birdwheel is a story about a friendship, set in the 1950s.
Director Shaun MacLoughlin Rpt

With Daire Brehan. Editor Sharon Banoff
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Robert Dawson Scott talks to the conductor Michael Tilson Thomas as the London Symphony Orchestra celebrates it's 90th birthday. Plus Bill Bryden 's 11 million takeover of the Harland and Wolff building in Glasgow with his play about the Great War.
Producer Clare McGinn. Rvsd rpt at 9.30pm

by Carol Shields. "Wendy is back! read the sign. These words, pasted to the window of a downtown shoeshop. conjure for him what he is constantly seeking: someone to love. Read by Bradley Lavelle. Director Lucy Hackney

With Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.

Repeated from Saturday 12.25pm

Usha's getting back to her roots. Repeated tomorrow at 1.40pm

In the last of the series on the history of advice Rosalind Miles explores the art of conversation.
How to Win Friends and Influence
People. The correct use of flattery and how to get what you want without using any words at all. Producer Miriam Akhtar

The first of two Monday Plays broadcast to mark the centenary of Jean Rhys 's birth. Eileen Atkins plays Sasha, an Englishwoman living in Paris, drifting from one cafe to another, trying to fill her days and to escape from herself.
With Alice Arnold. Constance Byrne. Emma Gregory. Jeremy Spriggs and Peter Whitman Music by Stephen Warbeck. Dramatised by Roderick Graham. Director Jane Morgan

Famous historical figures reveal some surprising insights into their lives. DrSamuelJohnson, played by Roger Allam.
A Testbed production

Revised repeat of 4.05pm

With Robin Lustig.

by Carol Shields. First of ten parts read by Shelley Thompson.
Birth 1905. The story of Daisy
Goodwill, "wife, mother, citizen of our century," from her birth in Manitoba in 1905 to her death nearly 90 years later in a Florida nursing home. Abndged by Alison Joseph Producer David Hunter

The place for stimulating, radical, surprising conversation after closing time. This week, novelist Howard Jacobson has sex - as a starting point - with guests EdwinaCurrie, MP, Andrew Davies , Vanessa Feltz , Andrew Neil and Michele Roberts.
Producer Fiona Hill