With the Rev Stephen Shipley in Hong Kong.
With Sue MacGregor and James Naughtie.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day
Six visionary thinkers tell Sheena McDonald how they believe life will be in the year 2010.
American academic Chris Hables Gray envisages horrendous possibilities but believes that war is not inevitable.
Andrew Neil engages his guests in lively debate, inviting them to air their personal passions and obsessions.
(LW only)
Geoffrey Wheeler presents a daily look back at the events of 50 years ago.
Jenni Murray talks to Kathryn Hunter about playing King Lear.
Serial: A Many Splendoured Thing by Han Suyin, read in eight parts by Pik Sen-Lim. Part 6.
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With Vincent Duggleby.
Lines: open from 10am
With Mark Whittaker.
A nationwide general-knowledge contest chaired by Robert Robinson. First Semi-Final
Producer Richard Edis
Repeated Wednesday 6.30pm
With Nick Clarke in London and Charlie Lee-Potter in Hong Kong.
Repeated from Friday
The final part of Matthew Solon's documentary-style drama.
The Cheung family firm has run up huge debts, and a bitter struggle for money and power ensues. Recorded in Hong Kong and transmitted only a few hours before the handover. with Evila Liu , Wendy Mok , Hugh Terry , Matthew Solon, Jim Chim , Cecil Cheng and Irene Ng Producer John Dryden
With Laurie Taylor and guests. Editor Nadine Grieve
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Lynne Walker sees Sir Peter Hall 's anniversary production of Waiting for Godot. And Phillida Lloyd directs
Macbeth at the Royal Opera House. Producer Adrian Washbourne
With Charlie Lee-Potter in Hong Kong and Chris Lowe in London.
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Repeated from Saturday 12.25pm
A new idea for the village fete. Old friends visit Kate.
Repeated tomorrow 1.40pm
Revised repeat from Friday
In Martyn Wade's black comedy, Owen's loathing of the outside world has led him to barricade himself and his family inside their home. Having decapitated an intruder, Owen locks himself away, unaware that his wife and her stepson are planning revenge.
(Repeat)
A celebration of the British seaside in the fifties and sixties.
Producer Lindsay Leonard Repeat
Revised repeat from 4.05pm
With Isabel Hilton.
Timothy Mo's novel about the changing fortunes of the ambitious
Wallace Nolasco set in postwar Hong Kong. Read in ten parts by David Yip.
6: Wallace is afraid the villagers will blame him for a series of disasters.
Producer Pam Fraser Solomon
Lorelei King reads
Elizabeth McCracken 's novel, abridged in ten parts by Elizabeth Bradbury.
1: In Cape Cod in the fifties, librarian Peggy Cort meets 11-year-old James Carlson Sweatt and begins a relationship that is to change the course of her life.
Producer Lisa Osbome
