From San Francisco, Richard Sanders explores the linkage between Californian farming and Californian cuisine Producer Richard Sanders

With Angela Tilby.

With Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Eric James.

5: The End of It. Scrooge awakes to find it is Christmas morning ... and discovers that he is a changed man. For details see Christmas Day

4: Father John McCullough , whose Parish is based in the Sperrin Mountains of County Tyrone, reflects on the "plain people of Ireland". Producer Judith Elliott. Rptd Sunday 6.15pm

Anna Keaveney reads the last of four spooky Christmas tales.
Across the Fields. By Susan Price. For details see Boxing Day

5: One New Year's Eve too many in Orlando, Florida.
For details see Christmas Day

5: The police ask Miss Marple to take part in a little experiment. For details see Christmas Day

Fred Harris visits the little world of Trumpton, Captain Pugwash, Mr Benn, Fingerbobs and other favourites. For details see Christmas Day

The dilemma for many small companies is how to move into large-scale production without sacrificing quality. Derek Cooper talks to producers who have successfully made the leap.

Repeated from yesterday 7.05pm

By Johanna Spyri. The classic children's favourite, dramatised by Berlie Docherty. Heidi is 5 years old when she first goes to live in the Swiss Alps. with Kirsty Adams. Mark Burrows , Debbie Arnold , Zulema Dene , Patience Tomlinson. Christopher Good, Neville Jason , James Greene , Sandra James Young. Mark Straker , Paul Bailey , David Collings and Michael Muskett. Director Janet Whitaker

Last of the series of interviews recorded at Arthur Miller's home. 1970-1995 For details see Boxing Day

Robert Fox presents the final portrait. A Little Bit of a Pirate.
Gerald Priestiand was a distinguished BBC presenter and foreign correspondent. Producer Simon Elmes Rpt

By Zoe Fairbairns. Nicola thinks everyone hates her and it all stems from her schooldays. Read by Sara Coward. Producer Rosemary Watts

The last of four programmes. Trivial Pursuit
For details see Boxing Day

A Christmas traffic experience: Zen and xenophobia, Vivaldi and violence, Meatloaf and Mickey Mouse. Producer Malcolm Love Rpt

Ructions at The Bull.
For cast list see Friday 22 December
Written by Sam Boardman-Jacobs . Director Peter Leslie Wild. EditorVanessa Whitburn Rptd New Year's Day at 1.40pm

Christopher Serle celebrates the best of the year's broadcasting on the BBC. Producer Cathy Drysdale. Rptd Sun 3.30pm

BBC correspondents discuss the stories which will make the headlines in 1996. Producer Tony Grant

Presented by Simon Parkes.
3: Viva Espresso! Italian cafe life. Producer Miriam Akhtar

A Christmas spent in Vermont, the joy of experiencing absolute silence and the progress of the federal government shutdown are discussed by Alistair Cooke.

Repeated Sunday at 9.15am

Repeated from Saturday at 7.20pm

With Owen Bennett Jones.

Henry Goodman reads the final extract. For details see Christmas Day

Sally Grace , Toby Longworth ,
Jon Glover and Ronnie Ancona look back at some of the news stories of the year.
Producer Jane Berthoud. Rptd tomorrow 6.25pm

Alistair Beaton and guests bare their teeth in anticipation of New Year.

Presented by Theo Barker. 2: The Arrival of Showbiz

Part 10 of Peter Hoeg 's thriller. For details see Monday 18 December