Producers Hugh O'Donnell and Steve Peacock
With Trevor Barnes and his guest. Producer Norman Winter
With Alex Brodie and Sue MacGregor.
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day 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. For information call the Radio 4 helpline on [number removed]
Ned Sherrin introduces the best of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, live from the Pleasance Theatre. Producer Cecelia Quantile
Producer Tony Grant
The last of seven programmes which look at the world of personal finance. No Work, No Deal. Does the benefit system trap unemployed people? With the help of presenter Paul Lewis , listener Nel Lister asks if Labour's "New Deal" will work. Producer Marcia Hughes
Simon Hoggart returns to quiz regular guests Alan Coren and Francis Wheen on the week's events. Repeated Monday 6.30pm Producer Aled Evans
Peggy Reynolds looks back at a specific year in publishing history. 3: 1938 Paul Foot and Harriet Gilbert discuss Graham Greene 's Brighton Rock and George Orwell 's Homage to Catalonia. Producer Fiona McLean
School for Hope By Michael McLaverty , dramatised by Damian Gorman. Schoolteacher Nora Byrne is haunted by her past. with Trudy Kelly , Olivia Nash , Stella McCusker , Conleth Hill , John Hewitt , Wesley Murphy , Alan Barry , William White. Edward Hamilton and Dominic Marley. With music by Bill Lloyd Songs performed by Inchmarlo Preparatory School. Director Roland Jaquarello
Gerry Northam examines the problems faced by stately homes in the future.
(Repeated Sunday 8.30pm)
With Anna Grayson. E-MAIL: scirad@bbc.co.uk. Producer Jane Worsley. Repeated Tuesday 8pm
Jenny Cuffe talks to three men who were wrongly imprisoned. Repeated from Tuesday
Rock Pool The first of six residents of the rocky shore reveal the truth about life between the tides. Bill Wallis talks about his adventures as a periwinkle. Written by Lynne Truss Producer Sarah Blunt Repeat
A four-part series which gives business and the media a satirical spin. Part 3. Repeated from yesterday
Sheena McDonald talks to six public figures about a childhood event which has affected their adult lives. 1: Chad Varah, Samaritan founder, discusses learning the facts of life at the age of 12. Producer Beaty Rubens Repeated Thursday 11.30pm
You Win Some, You Lose Some From Peter Hall 's The School for
Wives to Willy Russell 's Blood Brothers, producer Bill Kenwright has made and lost fortunes on theatrical productions worldwide. Paul Allen talks to the theatrical showman and fixer.
Producer Jerome Weatherald
Repeated Friday 9.30pm
The news of 50 years ago this week. Producer Tracey Cotton
Four classic mysteries by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
2: The Problem of Thor Bridge. When a young governess is accused of murder, her employer calls upon the services of Sherlock Holmes.
With William Hootkins, Charlotte Attenborough, Charles Simpson, Jilly Bond, Michael Tudor Barnes, Mark Straker, George Parsons, David Antrobus, Joshua Towb, and Don McCorkindale. Violinist Leonard Friedman. Dramatised by Bert Coules. Director Enyd Williams
Brian Kay introduces music for dance. Producer Brian Jackson
One Man, Many Faces.
Canon Eric James selects a book and some music.
Producer Norman Winter
By Graham Swift , dramatised in three parts by Steve Chambers.
2: The Saviour of the World. History teacher Tom Crick continues to tell the watery stories of his family history. with Deborah Rndlay , Lesley Carvello , Sean Baker , Peter Gunn , Alan Blyton , Chris Pavlo , Colleen Prendergast , Alex Lowe , Christopher Scott , Peter Tuddenham , Stephen Critchlow , Joanne Hildon , loan Meredith . Andrew Branch. Hugh Dickson , Jilly Bond , Mark Bonnar , Gerard McDermott and John Hartley Director David Hunter Repeat
Leonard Barras reads his own stories.
Producer Gillian Hush Repeat
Simon Armitage examines the poetry and life of Robert Graves.
Producer Rob Ketteridge
Written and read by Steven Berkoff. Repeated from Wednesday
