with Rev Billy Buchanan.

with James Naughtie and Sue MacGregor.
Details as Monday plus:

Repeated from yesterday at 7.20pm

John Humphrys talks to high achievers who have experienced turbulent times in their careers.
1: Film producer David Puttnam looks back to his brief, bitter Hollywood period. Producer Jenni Mills

Read by David Suchet. Part 7. For details see Holiday Monday

Introduced by Jenni Murray.
This summer the French Government decreed that Arab girls could not wear their veils in school. A simple act of educational conformism - or a symptom of the country's increasing racism? Serial: Split Skirt (3) For details see Tuesday

Producer Tony Grant

withTasneemSiddiqi.

Mrs Beaton married to Orson Welles , Mohammed in modern-day Harlem ... this can only happen on the light-hearted history programme.
Paul Boateng MP chats to Saeed Jaffrey , Professor Lewis Wolpert , Johnny Morris and Barry Cryer. Producer Kathy Smith

with Nick Clarke.

Repeated from yesterday 7.05pm

by Collin Johnson.
Thomas is dying. He decides to record a series of messages for his young son Peter.
With Collin Johnson and Jo Anderson Director Andy Jordan

Reviews the Taboos
4: Anger. Robert Dawson Scott and guests investigate how the arts have dealt with "anger" over the last 21 years. Producer Adrian Washboume. Rvd rpt 9.30pm

by Annie Saumont. A young boy, shunned by his peers and estranged from his parents, turns to his grandparents with his questions of life. Read by Peter Meakin. Translated by Cynthia Liebow Producer Rosemary Watts

with Linda Lewis and Hugh Sykes.

A new comedy series starring the best of the black comedy circuit. Meet Sharon, not just an information announcer but a serious artiste; Reg Boyce , the immigration officer with a talent to offend; and Felix the drugs tester, who likes to check each sample personally. With Roger Griffiths ,
Llewella Gideon , Felix Dexter , Jo Martin , Josephine Melville and Robbie Gee. Producer Gareth Edwards

Tom's kissing style?
Repeated tomorrow at 1.40pm

From brisk schoolmarms to glamorous socialites, from good works to good sex, Clare Jenkins explores a few myths about single women, present and past. Producer Lindsay Leonard

1: Gentlemen Capitalists. The City of London is a unique British asset and vital contributor to the economy, but how well has it served Britain and the needs of British industry? Will Hutton of The Guardian asks if we have paid too high a price for the City's success. Producer Colin Wilde. Rptd Sunday 4.15pm

Jonathan Hewat presents more classic moments from the world of radio, when presenters proved they were far from perfect. The topic for today's cluster of clangers is the weather. A Jonathan Hewat production

Presented by Kati Whitaker. Producer Marlene Pease
PHONE: [number removed](Mon-Fri 10.00-5.00)

Revised repeat from 4.05pm

with Robin Lustig.

by Gaston Leroux. Part 4. For details see Monday

Part 4 of the seven-part dramatisation of the classic vampire story.
With Don Fellows, Natasha Pyne. Raymond Sawyer. George Parsons , Frances Jeater and David Fried. Original music by Elizabeth Parker Dramatised by Gregory Evans Director Adrian Bean

Repeated from Saturday at 6.50pm