With Canon Michael Glanville-Smith .
With Alex Brodie and Sue MacGregor.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Lionel Blue.
Five readings from Bill Bryson 's sentimental journey round Britain, abridged and performed by Kerry Shale. 1: Dover to London. Producer Paul Kent
In the last of the series, Andrew Neil invites his guests to air their passions and pet hates.
Producer Julia Shaw
A look back at some of the events in the news exactly 50 years ago.
Crowds flock to the seaside for the Bank Holiday.
Producer Susan Greenhalgh
Series editor Gaynor Vaughan Jones
Introduced by Wendy Austin.
Serial: The Last Time I Saw Jane by Kate Pullinger. Abridged in 13 parts by Doreen Estall and read by Liza Ross (11). Editors Sally Feldman and Clare Selerie
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Repeated from Saturday 12 noon
With Chris Choi.
Robert Robinson chairs the nationwide general-knowledge quiz. Today's first-round contest comes from Scotland, with contestants
Austin Spindler , Tom Collins , James Crockett and Noel Mincher. Producer Richard Edis
Repeated Wednesday at 6.30pm
With Ben Bradshaw.
Repeated from Friday
Nigel Gearing's play is based on a short story by Jean Rhys. In Dominica, at the turn of the century, the newly arrived Mr Ramage shies away from the British community, marries a local girl and lives in a remote part of the island. with Katy CrawfordCastin. Gavin Nestor , John Evitts. Jean Lender . Eddie Nestor and Gregory Francis
Director Michelle Matherson Frederick Repeat
With Laurie Taylor.
Lynne Walker considers why there are so few women conductors and celebrates the music of Stravinsky as the Proms mark the 25th anniversary of his death. Producer Erika Wright. Revised repeat 9.30pm
By Kath Mckay. "On these church afternoons, there are points in her body which sting. She knows it is her loneliness. Elmore speaks of the necessity of controlling 'impure thoughts'." Read by Janet Maw. Producer Pam Fraser Solomon Repeated next Sunday
With Chris Lowe and Charlie Lee-Potter .
Andy Hamilton 's six-part comedy series set in Hell.
4: Satan feels self-conscious about his appearance.
"Look at us - hooves, goat's legs, human torso, red eyes and a pair of shrunken cow horns with Steven O'Donnell , Philip Pope , Penelope Nice and Felicity Montague. Producer Paul Mayhew-Archer Repeat
Julia's big break.
Repeated tomorrow at 1.40pm
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The second of four programmes about natural history and cooking. Repeated from Friday
In Geraldine Aron 's radio version of her acclaimed off-Broadway stage play, three sisters meet with a purpose that is far more sinister than gossiping about their lives.
Music composed and played by Anthea Gomez. Director Sue Wilson
The second of two programmes which explore the psychology of music.
The Art of the Few? Are Mozarts born or made? What influences musical development? Is being a fine musician a gift or just hard graft? Peter Evans investigates the psychology of making music. Producer Peter Croasdale
First broadcast on Radio 3
Revised repeat of 4.05pm
With Isabel Hilton.
Juliet Stevenson reads Lee Langley 's novel in eight parts. Part 6. Abridged by Yvonne Antrobus Producer Philip Martin Repeat
Francine Stock presents five late-night discussion programmes probing current controversial subjects.
1: Food and Animals. The BSE fiasco revealed the inadequacy of a food production system designed for postwar conditions. Now we must find new solutions for new problems. Can we think and produce our way out of this most important crisis?
Producers Jane Beresford and Marina Salandy-Brown
William Hope reads the sixth part of Donna Tartt 's bestselling thriller, adapted in 15 episodes by Brian McCabe.
Producer Bruce Young
