From St Augustine's, West Monkton, Somerset.

Mark Tully opens up a treasure chest of summer reminiscences and songs. Producer Beverley McAinsh Repeated at 11.30pm

Engaging conversation from the farmhouse kitchens of Britain. Producer Gabi Fisher

Roger Bolton presents religious news. Producer Abigail Saxon
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John Waite speaks on behalf of the charity Public Concern at Work. Repeated tomorrow at 11pm
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A service to mark the European Summit in Cardiff, from the Norwegian Church Arts Centre in Cardiff Bay, led by the Rev Gethin Abraham Williams.
Preacher the Rev Keith Clements.

By Alistair Cooke. Repeated from Friday

Eddie Mair presents conversation about the big stories of the week. Editor Kevin Marsh

Not Just a Recipe. The last of three
Programmes in which Pete McCarthy investigates the history of the Acadians - French settlers in Canada who dispersed throughout the world. Producer Eleanor Garland

Nicholas Parsons chairs a new series of the comedy panel game. Repeated from Monday

With James Cox.

Peter Snow chairs the second semi-final of this year's competition. Repeated from Monday

John Cushnie , Bob Flowerdew and Geoffrey Smith answer questions posed by gardeners from the Hardy Plant Society, Cork. With Eric Robson. Producer Trevor Taylor
Repeated Wednesday 3pm

Pippa Greenwood gives the low-down on the vine weevil.
Producer Trevor Taylor

By Patrick Hamilton , dramatised for radio in two parts by Allan Prior.
1: The Handbag. Three young men return to Brighton in the summer of 1925. Are they after a holiday romance - or something much more sinister? with Robert Harper , Rachel Atkins ,
Carolyn Jones , Alan Leith , loan Meredith and William Nichols Rose. Director Richard Wortley Repeated Saturday 9pm

Humphrey Carpenter and guests talk books. In this edition, Dava Sobel talks about the books she discovered while researching her tale of scientific exploration, Longitude.
Producer Erin Riley. Repeated Friday 4pm

Poet Peter Redgrove offers a personal view of the extraordinary May Day processions through the streets of Padstow in Cornwall. Featuring rare archive sounds from the BBC vaults. Producer Tim Dee

Mark Whitaker analyses how drug trials are conducted and reported, and asks if they result in better products. Repeated from Tuesday

Chris Dunkley with listeners' comments on BBC policy and programming. Repeated from Fhday

Laurie Taylor presents extracts from the past week on BBC radio. Producer Elizabeth Abrahams
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Richard tries to apologise. Repeated tomorrow 2pm

Alistair Beaton hosts the satirical comedy programme from Ronnie Scott 's in London's Soho.
Producers Claire Jones and Craig Swan

With Marcel Berlins. Repeated from Thursday

Charles Handy retraces his own steps in everyone's journey of a lifetime - the search for meaning and purpose. 2: Oxford: Thinking Things Through Producer Norman Winter Repeat

Reason to Believe. What is religion good for nowadays? Michael Blastland examines the possibilities. Repeated from Monday

Live from Westminster, a briefing on the coming week's big political events. Including at 10.45 The Day the House Stood Still Dinah Lammiman recalls the drama caused in the Commons by the Westland crisis 12 years ago. Editor John Evans

Chris Maslanka invites fellow puzzlers to baffle one another with brain-teasers.
Repeated from Thursday

Repeated from 6.05am

What happens to a city at night? And what thoughts go through the minds of people tramping the dark streets? Producer Paul Campbell

By Breda Nathan , read by Pauline McLynn. A Dublin woman records a week in which she tries to give up smoking. Repeated from Wednesday