With James Whitbourn and Paul Helm.
Producer Norman Winter
With Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With David Winter.
Cliff Morgan reports from the Olympics. Producer Jo Watson
Anne Gregg presents holiday news. Producer Dave Harvey
Repeated tomorrow at 10.45pm
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In a two-part series, impersonator Steve Nallon , well known for his portrayal of Margaret Thatcher , asks "Will ever be famous again?"
1: Remember My Name. With stars and star-makers, including
Luke Goss , Nigel Dempster , Hughie Green and Joyce Nettles. Producer Lucy Lunt
Four programmes in which Maureen Lipman examines the British at play. 3: The Pony Club
Producer Karen Walker Repeat
Plenty to Beef About. In the first of a four-part series, Vivian White voyages to Brussels to explore the mysterious workings of the European Commission. Producers Sheila Cook and Jim Frank
Colourful analysis from BBC correspondents around the world. Producer Tony Grant
Six programmes that allow listeners to address financial grievances.
4: Do-lt-Yourself. Magician Andrew de Burgh and pensioner Stella Robinson investigate the consequences of self assessment of taxes.
Presented by Roger White. Producer Colin Wilde
A five-part comedy drama by Jenny Eclair and Julie Balloo about three pregnant women living in the same street.
3: With Keith Allen , Frances Barber , Kathy Burke and Jenny Eclair as Mother Nature.
Producer Jane Berthoud Repeat
Sue Cameron puts banking in the dock. Repeated from yesterday
The hot, heady days of haymaking are recalled through music and voices.
Producers Gill Powell and Graham Harvey Repeat
Anita Brookner's Booker Prize-winning novel, dramatised by Ayshe Raif.
The Hotel Du Lac is an unlikely setting for a romance.
A four-part series of the programme that rewrites history.
3: Bonnie Prince Charlie. Professor
Christopher Andrew talks to historians Jeremy Black and Diana Preston about the effect a Stuart dynasty would have had on England.
Producer Ian Bell. Repeated tomorrow 8.30pm
News, views and breakthroughs.
Producer Toby Murcott. Repeated Tuesday at
8.00pm. E-MAIL: scirad@bbc.co.uk
Jenny Cuffe reports on major issues. Repeated from Tuesday
THE DEEP
A six-part series about life on the rocky shore.
2: Geoffrey Palmer plays the hermit crab. Written by Lynne Truss. Producer Sarah Blunt * Pool of talent: page 20
By comedy writer John Morton. Radio's quality weekend newspaper. With Chris Langham , Rebecca Front, Alexander Armstrong , Simon Greenall ,
Ben Miller , Siriol Jenkins and Susie Blake. Repeated from yesterday
Last of the series in which Bill Bryson explores why Americans behave differently from us. Don't Give a Damn Producer Brian King Repeat
Old Chains, New Links
Amanda Hopkinson talks to three authors, Fred D'Aguiar , David Dabydeen and Philippa Gregory , who all have something new to say about slavery.
Producer Nicki Paxman. Repeated Friday 9.30pm
A look back at events that took place during this week - 50 years ago. Producer Tabitha Morgan
Eight classic mysteries starring Clive Merrison as Holmes and Michael Williams as Dr Watson.
1: Wisteria Lodge with David Thorpe , Michael Onslow , Steve Hodson and Gareth Armstrong. Violinist Leonard Friedman. Dramatised by Bert Coules Director Patrick Rayner Repeat
Available on cassette in the BBC Radio Collection
Brian Kay presents three works inspired by the tune Greensleeves. Producer Peter Thresh
Presented by the Rev Stephen Oliver.
By Donald Campbell , based on characters created by Peter Turnbull. Six police dramas set in Glasgow. 5: The Good Thief with Andrew Conlan , Ceit Kearney ,
Stewart McQuarrie. Robin Thomson , Liam Brennan , Finlay McLean , Mary Ann Reid. Andrew Fairlie and James Bryce. Director Hamish Wilson Repeat
Six people reflect on the significant part the night has played in their lives. 5: With the award-winning Guardian correspondent.
Producer Tessa Watt
Melvyn Bragg tries six famous villains. 5: Novelist Josephine Hart defends Oscar Wilde's Dorian Gray. Reader Anthony Hyde.
Producer Sara Conkey Repeat
'Written by Martin Sorrell.
Read by Andrew Sachs. Repeated from Monday
