With Fr John McCullagh.

The second of Steve Peacock 's reports from the Falklands. Producer Steve Peacock

James Naughtie and Winifred Robinson
6.25, 7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With the Rev Dr Colin Morris.

Libby Purves is at the National Maritime Museum with the Duke of Edinburgh. Producer Ronni Davis. Repeated at 9.30pm

With Sheila McClennon. Drama: Under One Roof by Michele Hanson. Part 3. rama repeated at 7.45pm
For details see Monday 28 December

An examination of the battle for Manhattan, the world's richest 78 acres of land. A fortune of 680 billion US dollars awaits the Edwards clan as they set out to
Drove that they are relatives of Robert Awards, a naval officer who was granted the land by the crown in 1770. PrOducer Martin Kurzik

The first of four programmes in which Maureen Lipman reinterprets the Monologues, letters and songs of comedian Joyce Grenfell. Including Counterwise, in which a store assistant encounters the pitfalls of applying sales psychology.
Music by Denis King and Maureen Lipman.
Piano Denis King. Director Alan Strachan. Producer Jonathan James-Moore First broadcast on Radio 3

With Liz Barclay and John Waite.

With Guto Harri.

Lionel Kelleway chairs the wildlife quiz looking for the best naturalist in Britain. In this first semi-final, three hopeful contestants battle it out for a place in the final.
Producer Simon Roberts

Repeated from yesterday 7pm

3: Open Secrets. The disappearance of young Heather Bell on a hiking trip is followed by a number of clues, but only Maureen seems to have an insight into an open secret. with Nancy Crane. Margaret Robertson , Carolyn Jones. Aaron Swartz , Alexandra Tatrallay and Tiva Montalbano. Director Marion Nancarrow For details see Monday 28 December

Repeated from Sunday 27 December 2pm

Jeremy Cherfas dabbles in a little electronic surveillance.
For details see Monday 28 December Repeat

By Clare Boylan , read by Pat Laffan. Hector's fling at the office Christmas party has unforeseen consequences. Producer Roland Jaquarello

Repeated from yesterday 9pm

Laurie Taylor visits Dover to meet three people who are putting it on the map. Producer David Wood
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With Branwen Jeffreys and Nigel Wrench.

In the last of the series, Ian McMillan invites Dillie Keane , Mark Radcliffe , Sophie Hannah and Simon Armitage to pick over the bones of literature. Producer Viv Beeby

Eddie hedges his bets. Repeated tomorrow 2pm

Francine Stock charts the mysterious art of nineties film-making - pitching the script, hooking a star, raising the cash and finding distribution.
Producer Erin Riley and Rebecca Stratford

By Michele Hanson. Part 3. Repeated from 10.45am

Diana Madhill presents a series of informal debates about issues of the day.
Fruit grower Mark Giles and butcher Graham Hurley slug it out with Tony Combes from Safeways and economist Sean Rickard, in front of an audience at Leominster, Worcestershire. Producer Anna Parkinson
Repeated Saturday 10.15pm

Presented by Matt Frei.
Repeated from Boxing Day 7.45pm Repeat

The second of four programmes exploring some of the many antisocial activities of wildlife around the globe, from cannibalistic hamsters to egg-dumping swallows.
Producers Sarah Blunt and Brett Westwood

Repeated from 9am

With Sue Cameron.

3: A Dip in the Pool by Roald Dahl , read by Geoffrey Palmer. On a rough sea trip, Mr Botibol thinks he can predict how far the ship will travel in 24 hours. But if the weather calms, he will be in danger of losing his money. For details see Monday 28 December

Time Out Comedy Award-winner Sean Lock presents a downbeat comedy masterpiece set in a heavily-bugged south London tower block. With Kevin Eldon and Hattie Hayridge. Producer Dan Freeman

The conclusion of John Langdon 's six-part comedy drama series. Former Conservative MP and junior minister without portfolio Earnest MacLean dictates his account of daily events in Westminster. Starring Leslie Phillips as MacLean.
Producer Bruce Hyman. Rptd tomorrow 11.15pm

An evening of stand-up comedy recorded live at London's unofficial national theatre of comedy, the Comedy Store. Hosted by Simon Bligh. Repeated from yesterday 6.30pm

By Magnus Mills, read by Gavin Muir. Part 3.
For details see Monday 28 December