Presented by Richard Sanders.

with James Whitbourn and guest. Producer Tim Pemberton

with Peter Hobday and John Humphrys.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day with David Winter.
8.40 Yesterday in Parliament

Presented by Cliff Morgan. Producer Cathy Huyton

Holiday news with Julian Pettifer. Producer Jill Thomas
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with Ned Sherrin.
Producer Jayne K Morgan

Presented by Peter Riddell. Producer Jonathan Brunert

This week in Russia, the long-awaited exhibition of masterpieces plundered from occupied Europe during the Second World War opens in St Petersburg. But in a special report,
Konstantin Akinsha, the Russian art historian who first revealed the existence of these treasures, discovers thousands of art works still hidden away. Plus a profile of the international city of Geneva, where forty per cent of the population are expats. Producer Tim Whewell

with Alison Mitchell. Producer Sarah Pennells

Barry Took is joined by Alan Coren ,
Nick Clarke and Jeremy Hardy at the British Council in London for another look back at the week's news.
Producer Aled Evans. Rptd Monday 6.30pm

Jonathan Dimbleby chairs this week's topical discussion in Daventry,
Northamptonshire, with the Rt Hon Sir Norman Fowler MP; Margaret Hodge MP; Charles Moore , Editor of the Sunday Telegraph; and Michael Rosen , children's author and broadcaster.
Producer Nick Utechin. Rptd from yesterday

Producers Poppy Hughes and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm

Sasha Pick stars as Judy Garland in Humphrey Carpenter 's musical entertainment depicting a day in the life of the Hollywood legend. Thirteen great Garland songs feature in a fraught rehearsal and a dazzling live broadcast.
Music performed by Vile Bodies with musical director Colin Good. Director Nigel Bryant * See This Week: page 7

4: Writer Jan Morris talks about her forty-year obsession with Admiral of the Fleet Lord "Jacky" Fisher. A Presentable production

Afour-part series on the histories of black people in Britain. 2: Saartje,
Jonathan, Christian and Gambia. The runaway, the thief, the entertainer and the child servant.... Jackie Kay draws on written records to illuminate the stories of black Britons in the 18th and 19th centuries. With Adjoa Andoh , Hugh Quarshie , Siobhan Redmond and Sheena Shepherd.
Producer Fran Acheson. Rptd Sunday 8.30pm

Live from the Science Museum in London. Peter Evans joins in the events of the day and reports on Science Week elsewhere in Britain. Producer Richard Aedy

Repeated from Tuesday

Martin Wainwright celebrates the achievements of individuals.
5: Douglas Mason. The academic economist who first put an alternative to the rates system on paper in 1981 and became the "father of the poll tax". Producer Alison Perks

with Sally Grace , Jeffrey Holland , Jon Glover and Chris Rowe. Repeated from yesterday

It's Oscar time and Joe Queenan and his three lively guests are in Los Angeles for the party.
Producer Hamish Mykura. Rptd Thur 11.30pm

Bernard Kops
From his childhood years in the East End of London to life as a successful playwright, novelist and poet Bernard Kops is at heart a survivor. As his latest play, Call in the Night, receives its world premiere at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds, he looks back over his career with Paul Allen.
Producer Erika Wright. Rptd Friday at 9.30pm

by Colin Haydn Evans
With Ronald Pickup as Noel Pemberton Billing, Leslie Phillips as Lord Justice Darling and Celia Imrie as Maud Allen.
In 1917 Noel Pemberton Billing MP published a review of Oscar Wilde's Salome accusing the leading actress of treason.
Director Chris Wallis

Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Anthony Sellors

led by the Rev Dr Leslie Griffiths , president of the Methodist conference. Producer Kathryn Pritchard

4: Squaddies. Albert Bown joined The Royal Welch Fusiliers in 1952. Now he revisits his old barracks to inspect the modern army and Fusilier Matthew Harmer.
Producer Lucy Lunt Rpt

by Bill Morrison, based on new documentary evidence.

Two men were shot dead in 1949 at the Cameo Cinema in Liverpool. George Kelly and Charles Connolly were charged with their murders.