With Anna Hill.
Producer Karen Gregor
With James Whitbourn and his guest. Producer Norman Winter
With Anna Ford and John Humphrys.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day
Sports news with Cliff Morgan. Producer Adnan Nawaz
Holiday reports from around the world. Producer Eleanor Garland
Repeated tomorrow 10.45pm
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In the fourth of six programmes, John Walters takes a break in Wigan. Producer Alison Vernon-Smith
Edward Enfield and Miles Kington present the final show of the series.
With HF Ellis and Lady Margaret Oswick. Producer Tony Staveacre
With David Aaronovitch of The
Independent.
Editor Jane Ashley
Series focusing on events in Europe. Is Nizhny Novgorod, Russia's third biggest city, an economic blueprint for the rest of the country? Presented by Olenka Frenkiel.
Producer Gudrun Dalibor
With Alison Mitchell. Producer Josh de la Mare HELPLINE: [number removed]
Humphrey Lyttelton presides over the Popular, long-running panel game. With Tim Brooke-Taylor , Denise Coffey , Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden. With Colin Sell at the piano. Producer Jon Naismith
Repeated Monday 6.30pm
Nick Clarke chairs a topical discussion with John Edmonds of the GMB Union, Sir Bernard Ingham , Peter Mandelson MP and Ann Widdecombe MP. Producer Anne Peacock Repeated from yesterday
Producers Angie Nehring and Anne Peacock LINES: open from 12.30pm
By Douglas Livingstone. "You are Lobby Lud , and I claim the Gazette prize". In 1927, this phrase is on everybody's lips as they comb seaside resorts in search of the elusive mystery man. But who is he? with Melanie Walters , Deborah Berlin, Douglas Livingstone , David Bannerman , Ruth Jones , Stephen Thorne. Hywel Morgan,
Wayne Forester , Margaret John , Manon Edwards and Robert Harper. Director Alison Hindell
Nick Baker uses BBC radio archives to map a changing Britain.
2: The Ml - 1959. Minister of Transport Ernest Marples opens Britain's first motorway.
Producer Fiona Couper Repeat
With Hong Kong about to be handed back to China, John Keay tells the story of Wei Hai Wei , which was returned to China in 1930. Patrick Malahide
plays the role of Reginald Johnston , its last commissioner.
Producer David Perry. Rptd Sunday 8.30pm
With Peter Evans.
Producer Rami Tzabar. Repeated Tuesday 8pm E-MAIL: scirad@bbc.co.uk
With Jolyon Jenkins.
Producer Liz Carney. Repeated from Tuesday
Four interviews with people who emigrated to America in the early years of this century.
3: Christopher Cook talks to Millie di Nigris, who travelled from Hamburg to
Ellis Island in 1924. Producer Fiona McLean Repeat
A satirical look at the week's news.
Producer Jon Rolph. Repeated from yesterday
Robert Robinson talks to six groups of people who share a way of life.
2: British officers reminisce on their time in the Indian army. Producer Bruce Whitney Low Repeated Thursday 11.30pm
Riding the River: Poetry and Jazz in Britain
The rhythmic spoken word set against improvised music was made popular in the fifties by the Beat poets and Jack Kerouac. John Harvey explores the relationship between poetry and jazz. Producer Alison Perks. Rptd Friday 9.30pm
The news of 50 years ago today. Producer Graham Hoyland
By Bill Taylor. Four stories about the fictional Harrington family, based on memories of a Manchester community. 3: Dog Days. 1987: Old family conflicts are ignited when Clare's cousin Paul visits. with Julia Ford , Julie Riley , Andy Burke , Amanda Fleming , Finetime Fountayne and Jane Cox
Musicians Harry Stafford. Tim Scott and Stefan Hambrook. Producer Michael Fox Repeat
Brian Kay explores the sea in music. Producer Peter Thresh
The Rev Rob Gillion , prison chaplain and priest in charge of Discovery Bay Church, Hong Kong, reflects on the Dragon Boat Festival as Hong Kong prepares to be handed over to China. Producer Stephen Shipley
The second of six international radio plays, introduced by Anthony Minghella. First broadcast on Radio Television
Hong Kong, Dragon Island by Dino Mahoney tells the story of Jade, who falls down a shaft in Wales and emerges in Hong Kong on the back of a dragon. with Tony Sweeting. Clare Dewick ,
Karen Dewick. Violetta Gorsheski. Brenda Scofield , Michael North. Jonathan Douglas , Simon Broad. Wu Chi Kuen, Corazon Amaya Canyete.
Pauline Burton and Dino Mahoney Director Jonathan Douglas
In the final part of his political autobiography, Roy Hattersley explains why he retired from Parliament. Producer Jane Ray Repeat
Paul Boateng MP talks history with David Aaronovitch , Patricia Hughes , Professor Howard Jacobs and Charles Osborne.
Producer Kathy Smith
By Patricia Alderman , read by Robert Glenister.
Repeated from Wednesday
