With the Rev Peter Townley.
With Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.
With Philip Crowe.
3: Timothy West tours Australia and America with the RSC's Hedda Gabler.
For details see Monday
(Repeated from Sunday 12.15pm)
Piers Bishop continues his trawl through letters from the 1920s and 30s to the Radio Times.
Readers: Kenneth Cranham, Nigel Anthony, June Barrie and Victoria Carling.
By Noel Streatfeild.
8: Pauline's success on the stage has led to a screen test for a film. For details see Monday
Introduced by Jenni Murray.
Charlotte Lamb, queen of Mills and Boon, tells Jenni Murray about her latest publishing venture.
Serial: Delicate Matters (5) For details see Monday
Repeated from Sunday 2.00pm
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With Tasneem Siddiqi.
Gary Brown 's six-part comedy series about family life in the 90s stars Jim Sweeney as Phil, Caroline Quentin as Sarah and Sara Kestelman as Fay. 4: Home Truths. Baby Jack is safely home. But so is Grandma Fay. with John Bennett , Tessa Worsley ,
Gary Brown and Eva Stuart. Producer Ann Jobson
With Nick Clarke.
Repeated from yesterday 7.05pm
Final part of Catherine Czerkawska 's saga of yacht designers on the Clyde. Weathering the Storm. With James MacPherson as James Lynn. with Mark McDonnell , Irene MacDougall , Tom Smith. Astrid Wilson , Sheila Donald and Alec Heggie. Director Hamish Wilson Rpt
In the first of four programmes, travel writer Adam Hopkins tries to explain to his younger brother Harry why he continues to "dash around the globe like a scalded cat".
Asturias. A lavish meal on Spain's
"green coast", a whiskered friend and bitter memories of the Franco regime. Producer Jane Ray
With Daire Brehan and guests.
Brian Sibley sees a Welsh film starring Hugh Grant , and a new Asterix animation.
Producer Erika Wright. Rvsd repeat at 9.30pm
By David Benedictus.
Mulvey attends cricket matches because he has nowhere else to go. Read by John Hartley.
Producer Pam Fraser Solomon
With Chris Lowe and Linda Lewis.
Repeated from Monday 12.25pm
A chemical reaction.
Repeated tomorrow at 1.40pm
Professor Kenneth Morgan reviews major themes of life in postwar Britain. 5: The View from Our Window Was
Beautiful. As the Kelvin area of Sheffield faces more re-development, three generations of the Allsop family tell their story of 50 years of homes. With an overview from Roy Hattersley and Wyndham Thomas. Producer Frances Byrnes
Readings exploring the fate of nations and individuals after the war.
5: The Fall of Shanghai by Noel Barber. in 1948, journalist Noel Barber was sent to China. This is his account of life in Shanghai prior to the Communist takeover. Read by Ian Masters. Producer Celia De Wolff
Laurie Taylor tries to pass himself off as an expert in six different fields. 1: Justin. The restaurant critic. Producer Suzy Andrews Rpt
Mark Whittaker looks at the pressure on poorer countries to build new roads in the name of free trade - but to the detriment of the environment. Producer Jessica Mitchell. Rptd Sun 9.30pm
Revised repeat of 4.05pm
With Isabel Hilton.
By Robert Louis Stevenson.
Final part: Farewell, Modestine! For details see Monday
The Shuttleworths: One Foot in the Gravy
Last in the series.
Mary's absence leaves John a little low.
Written and performed by Graham Fellows. Producer Paul Schlesinger
11.15 We Know Everything
Finally, Dan Gaster and Paul Powell consider whether colour is just a pigment of our imagination. With Simon Godley, Clare Cathcart and Martin Hyder. Producer Phil Clarke
11.30 Dry Slopes: 2: The Day of Judgment
Four-part comedy series written by and starring Nick Ball.
With Louisa Rix as Mum, Robert Harley, Toby Longworth and Julie Gibbs.
Producer Gareth Edwards Rpt
