Presented by Jeremy Cherfas. Producer Steve Peacock

With James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Janet McLarty

With John Humph rys and Peter Hobday.
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Bill Westwood.

With Cliff Morgan.
Producer Victoria Pennock

Holiday news with Sandy Gall. Producer Jill Thomas
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With Ned Sherrin.
Producer Julian Mayers

Politics around Britain.
Raising the Roof. Housing- a route to misery for millions. John Kampfner visits British homes to find out whether there can be another, less painful way to put a roof over our heads. Producer Jonathan Brunert

Presented by Alison Mitchell. Producer Mike Johnson

Barry Took is joined by Alan Coren , Andy Hamilton , Clive Anderson and Vincent Hanna to delve into the biggest and strangest stories of the week. Producer Aled Evans. Rptd Mon 6.30pm

Nick Clarke chairs a topical discussion in Bruton, Somerset, with guests journalist Paul Foot ; Harriet Harman MP, Shadow Employment Secretary; Lord Rees-Mogg and Michael Mates MP. Repeated from yesterday

Producers Anne Peacock and Nick Utechin LINES OPEN from 12.30pm

By Gerard Stembridge.
A tribunal in Dublin is investigating the Irish beef industry. Department of Agriculture men return from spying in Donegal, obsessed by Daisy. with Pauline Mclynn , Karen Ardiff , Dan Gordon and Caitriona Hinds. Director Pam Brighton Rpt

Each week in this six-part series, a computer selects a date at random and Peter Snow and his team then bring alive a newspaper from that day. Today the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, 20 November 1937. George Byston breaks the world landspeed record for Britain; appeasement is in the air as Lord Halifax meets Hitler; and television is in its infancy. An Andrew Green production
Repeated tomorrow at 8.30pm

Peter Evans joins engineers and scientists celebrating 100 years of radio at a conference in London.
Producer Richard Aedy. Rptd Tue 8.00pm

Presented by Dr Michael O'Donnell. 3: The Halls. The Halls, who came to England from Barbados, still live within four streets of each other.
Repeated from Tuesday

The first of six programmes in which
David Owen Norris , sitting at his piano, asks the questions about music. Synchronised Swimming Producer Elizabeth Burke

Gary Waldhorn plays Aaron Sherwood and Robert Harley plays Sam Driscoll in a three-part comedy by Will Buckley. 2: Out for a Duck with Eva Stuart and David Holt
Repeated from yesterday

Joe Queenan and his three boisterous guests with more stateside chat. Producer Hamish Mykura
Repeated Thursday at 11.30pm

A Century of Cinema: In Dreams Hollywood has long been hailed as "the dream factory", and since the invention of cinema the idea of going into a dark place and seeing pictures has been compared to dreaming. This programme explores why: from Oz to Elm Street, from Walter Mitty to David Lynch , and asks whether each age gets the dreams it deserves. Producer Paul Quinn

In 1945, the war on the seas around Japan was at its height and Purbright, as officer, was kept busy looking after elephant eggs and finishing his pantomime. However life was never quite the same after the Atom bomb. Rpt

Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Patrick Lambert

A hymn, a reading and a reflection led by the Rev Dr Leslie Griffiths.

Simon Armitage and guests Michael Schmidt , Paul Beasley and Patience Agbabi debate the issues around performance poetry and the appeal of the Spoken Word movement. Producer Sara Davies

Last in the series mixing many voices to unlock the attitudes and ambiguities to be found in five simple words.
This week, spooks, booze, but mainly soul: the word is Spirit. Producer Martin Buckley

The third of six programmes, author
Claire Rayner , who is also Britain's best-known agony aunt, reveals to Jeremy Nicholas those moments in music that send a shiver down her spine. Repeated from Tuesday

Part five of the classic vampire story. dramatised in seven parts. with Kerry Shale. Gavin Muir , Nigel Anthony , Doug Bradley , Don Fellows , John Moffatt , Frances Jeater and Susannah Corbett. Music by Elizabeth Parker of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Dramatised by Gregory Evans Director Adrian Bean Rpt