With Rabbi Harvey Belowski.
With Alex Brodie and Sue MacGregor.
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Lionel Blue.
In 1961, the playwright Dennis Potter revisited his birthplace, the Forest of Dean, and found it in a state of profound uncertainty. His personal study of the area is abridged in five parts by Andrew Simpson and read by Robert Glenister.
1: The First Jukebox
Producer Andy Jordan
The first of three programmes comes from Belfast where Sean Rafferty and guests discuss some of the underlying causes of dissent in Northern Ireland.
A look back at some of the events in the news exactly 50 years ago. Producer Lindsay Leonard
Series editor Gaynor Vaughan Jones
Live from Glasgow, Ruth Wishart greets the Best of Health bus to Scotland with a programme devoted to pregnancy. Serial: Saint Patrick's Daughter(3), By Margaret Mulvihill. Abridged in ten parts by Ann Rees Jones and read by Derbhle Crotty. Editors Sally Feldman and Clare Selerie WEB SITE: http://www.bbcnc.org.uk/radio/ radio4/womans_hour/index.html
Commentary from Headingley on the final day's play in the Second Cornhill Test. Including at 1.00 The World at One as FM 3.45* News For details see Saturday
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With Chris Choi.
Robert Robinson chairs the nationwide general-knowledge quiz. Today's first-round contest comes from Wales and Northern Ireland. Producer Richard Edis Repeated Wednesday at 6.30pm
With Nick Clarke.
Repeated from Friday
By Jez Simons and Jyoti Patel. A single-minded Indian woman has a dream: she wants to be an MP - for the Tory party. with Nizwar Karanj , Nina Wadia. Sakuntala Ramanee. Kulvinder Ghir and Fiona Kerr. Music composed and played by Harjinder Boparai Director Nandita Ghose Repeat
With Laurie Taylor and guests.
Tim Marlow listens to a recording of Arvo Part's Litany and Paul Allen reports on the opening of the 50th Edinburgh International Festival. Producer Helen Garrison Revised repeat at 9.30pm ON THE FRINGE
A week of comic stories from the Pleasance Theatre, Edinburgh. Russell Hunter reads John Mortimer 's tale of the pompous steward from Shakespeare's Twelfth Nightwfro finally gets his own back on Sir Toby Belch. Producer David Jackson Young
With Chris Lowe and Charlie Lee-Potter .
Andy Hamilton 's six-part comedy series set in Hell. 5: Gary leads a demon rebellion against the Prince of Darkness. with Steven O'Donnell , David Swift and Philip Pope Producer Paul Mayhew-Archer Repeat
Tony's an embarrassment. Repeated tomorrow at 1.40pm
The third of four programmes about natural history and cooking. Revised repeat from Friday
Ntozake Shange 's epic choreopoem, which, with its shocking honesty, captured the essence of 1970s theatrical radicalism, is adapted for radio by Bonnie Greer. The play tells of an apprentice conjurer who has rediscovered an ancient magic spell.
Music arranged by Clarke Peters and performed by Edison Herbert and Paul J Medford Director Pam Fraser Solomon
Claire Jenkins looks at what furniture can reveal about people's lives and personalities. The Bath Producer Julia Shaw Repeat
Revised repeat of 4.05pm
With Owen Bennett Jones.
Tom Wilkinson begins reading a ten-part serial of Henry James 's story of love, intrigue and inheritance in a privileged family in 19th-century New York. Abridged and produced by John Taylor
Francine Stock presents five late-night discussion programmes probing current controversial subjects. 2: Fact and Fiction. Authors, film-makers and producers are increasingly blurring the line between fact and fiction. Why have "reconstructions" become so popular and what are the dangers of this approach?
Producers Jane Beresford and Marina Salandy-Brown
William Hope reads the eleventhpart of Donna Tartt 's bestselling thriller, adapted in 15 episodes by Brian McCabe. Producer Bruce Young
