With Anna Hill.
Producer David Street
From Glasgow with Ian Mackenzie.
With John Humphrys and James Naughtie.
7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Harvey Thomas.
4: Beatrix Potter , Shepherdess For details see Monday
With John Waite.
Repeated from yesterday 7.20pm
Fergal Keane , formerly the BBC's correspondent in South Africa, returns to three African countries to explore ideas of identity and leadership. 1: The Dream of a Good Sleep
Uganda, once ravaged by the forces of the dictators Idi Amin and then Milton Obote , is now considered to be black Africa's success story. Producer Noah Richler
Kate Adie continues her celebration of 30 years of BBC local radio.
Introduced by Jenni Murray. Serial: Shadow Baby. Part 4. For details see Monday
Analysis, insight and colour from correspondents worldwide.
With Mark Whittaker.
An insight into the minds of crime Writers, as chairman Simon Brett challenges Liza Cody and Reginald Hill to solve the fourth of six murders, Murder before Matins. With witness statements from Maria McErlane and Lee Simpson.
Producer Liz Anstee
With Nick Clarke.
Repeated from yesterday 7.05pm
By Tracy Spottiswoode. Hafod was built by a millionaire visionary who hoped to create an Eden in the wilderness of 18th-century Wales. But in every paradise there is a serpent. with Eiry Thomas. William Hope , Gerald James. Tracy Spottiswoode. Sue Jones-
Davies, David Middleton and lestyn Jones.
Composer John Hardy. Director Alison Hindell
With Daire Brehan.
Paul Allen reviews Wim Wenders 's new film, The End of Violence, and looks forward to the theatre prospects for 1998.
Producer Stephen Hughes Revised repeat at 9.30pm
By Helen Dunmore , read by Sam West. A prize-winning novelist's walk on the wild Yorkshire moors provides more material than he has bargained for. Producer Viv Beeby
With Charlie Lee-Potter and Chris Lowe.
The panel game of improvisational wit and deceit, chaired by a charlatan and featuring a bunch of celebrity swindlers. Who will escape the Seething Tank of Lies in the bowels of Broadcasting House?
Written by Jerry Glover and Simon Goodman. Producer Adam Tandy
Kenton takes an early bath. Repeated tomorrow 1.40pm
Saju and Jack are both 15 and hang out with other Bangladeshi boys in the shadow of Euston station. A white teenager was stabbed in the area, and racial rivalry is still an issue. Tessa Williams hears the story from a Bangladeshi perspective.
An Unhealthy Obsession?
We worry endlessly about our health, yet as a nation we are healthier than ever before. Julian Le Grand asks if public demand and the medical establishment are distorting the real benefits and costs of healthcare. Producer Anthony Dworkin Repeated Sunday 4.15pm
Baileys Irish Cream
Nigel Cassidy tells the story of the unlikely cocktail of cream, whisky and technology that disproved the rule that you shouldn't mix your drinks. Producer Neil Koenig
Frederick Dove with the magazine made by and for people with disabilities.
Producer Colin Hughes.
BBC RADIO 4 HELPLINE: [number removed]
Revised repeat from 4.05pm
With Robin Lustig.
4: No Work for Malachy For details see Monday
By lain Banks, dramatised in four parts by Joe Dunlop.
1: Paul Gambaccini presents the story behind the spectacular rise and tragic fall of the fictional seventies' mega-band, Frozen Gold.
Music by lain Banks and Nigel Clark.
Keyboards Brian Kellock. Guitar Nick Clark Drums Gordon Wilson. Vocals Monica Queen Director Dave Batchelor
Last of the series in which Michael
O'Donnell invites a guest to share their vision of an ideal world.
Repeated from Saturday 6.50pm
Part 4.
For details see Monday
