Producers Hugh O'Donnell and Steve Peacock
With Trevor Barnes and his guest. Producer Norman Winter
With Alex Brodie and John Humphrys.
With Canon David Winter.
Sports news with Cliff Morgan. Producer Adnan Nawaz
Holiday reports from around the world. Producer Eleanor Garland. Repeated tomorrow
7.30pm. Call [number removed]
Ned Sherrin returns with a show that comes live from the Edinburgh Festival. Producer Julian Mayers
Jonathan Glancy presents a four-part series that questions the existence of the arts. 2: For the State
The use of the arts to support ideologies is well documented, but the arts are also used by the state.
How useful are the arts to politicians, and how willing are artists to comply? Producer Smita Patel
Producer Tony Grant
Seven programmes looking at the world of personal finance.
6: Pep Talk. Paul Lewis takes a stock market beginner through the maze of investment products. Producer Mark Gregory
Repeated Monday 11.30am
Guests Clement Freud , Tony Hawks, Fred Macaulay and Derek Nimmo attempt to talk for one minute without hesitation, repetition or deviation. Chairman Nicholas Parsons. Producer Ann Jobson
Repeated Monday 6.30pm
Robin Lustig hosts a World Tonight debate from the London School of Economics questioning whether the spirit of humanitarianism can survive. Repeated from yesterday
Peggy Reynolds looks back at a Particular year in publishing history.
2: 1954. John Carey and Harry Ritchie talk about the year which saw the Publication of William Golding 's Lord of the Flies and KingsleyAmis's Lucky Jim. Producer Fiona McLean
A comedy by Paul Bryers , based on an accidental invasion of Wales by the French during the Napoleonic Wars. with Maggie McCarthy , Gordon Dulieu , Olivier Pierre , William Hope , Robert Hamilton. Philip Fox. Arnold Diamond. Helena Breck.
Joe Dunlop and Colin Starkey. Narrated by Tenniel Evans. Director Cherry Cookson Repeat
Gerry Northam presents the topical history magazine. In this programme he takes a look at map-making. Producer John Byrne
Repeated Sunday 8.30pm
With Richard Black.
Producer Jane Worsley. Repeated Tuesday 8pm. E-MAIL: scirad@bbc.co.uk
In Pakistan, women have reached positions of power. Rani Singh investigates whether western ideas of a conservative country are misguided. With contributions from Benazir Bhutto , Syeda Hussain and Asma Jahangir. Producer David Perry
The second of two programmes which feature specially-commissioned letters to commemorate Indian partition. Letter from India by Arundhati Roy. Producer Constance St Louis
A four-part comedy drama which puts a satirical spin on the media. Part 2. Repeated from yesterday
Sarah Dunant assesses the impact of six 19th-century authors. 5: Lady
Caroline Lamb. Michele Roberts looks at a forerunner of sensational fiction. Producer Lore Windemuth Repeat
All Right? Stay Bright!
Radio disc jockey Alan Freeman 's presentation style is so embedded in British culture that he enjoys numerous imitations. Paul Gambaccini talks to
Fluff about his life and about the changes in music over the decades. Producer Helen Garrison Repeated Friday 9.30pm
A review of the news of 50 years ago this week, with Geoffrey Wheeler. Producer Gavin Fuller
Series editor Lindsay Leonard
Four classic mysteries by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 1: The Three Garridebs Two men stand to inherit a fortune - but only if they can find a third person who shares their unusual surname. with Margaret John. Peter Whitman , Gavin Muir , Elaine Claxton , Joan Matheson. Violinist Leonard Friedman. Dramatised by David Ashton. Director Patrick Rayner Repeat
Brian Kay studies music for academic celebrations.
Producer Brian Jackson
Rosemary Hartill celebrates Northumbria. 3: The Garden
Producer Norman Winter
By Graham Swift, dramatised in three parts by Steve Chambers.
1943. Fenland lock-keeper Henry Crick discovers a drowned body.
(Repeat)
Leonard Barras reads two more of his own stories: Suffering Is Permanent and Vibrating in the Memory. Producer Gillian Hush Repeat
Simon Armitage and guest Billy Bragg discuss the grey area between lyrics and poetry.
Producer Paul Dodgson
By Leila Keys , read by Sudha Bhuchar. Producer Kristine Landon-Smith
