With Sister Lavinia Byrne.
With Charlotte Smith. Producer Steve Peacock
With James Naughtie and Winifred Robinson.
WithDrMonaSiddiqui.
Melvyn Bragg and guest discuss ideas and events which have influenced our time. Repeated at 9.30pm
Melvyn Bragg discusses the rise of Feminism and the subsequent empowerment of women. What have been the most lasting changes for women in the last century and what is there still left to achieve? Show more
Jeremy Cherfas looks at the efforts of pig farmers to support one another and their campaign to save their livelihood. For details see Tuesday
With Jenni Murray and guests. Drama: Under One Roof by Mike Walker. Drama repeated at 7.45pm For details see Monday
The news behind the world headlines.
A sitcom by award-winning writer Joe Turner.
Jack and Nicola are struggling to re-establish their father-daughter bond. When she breaks his favourite bowl, she worries that she might have broken something else.
With John Waite and Liz Barclay.
With Nick Clarke.
The antiques quiz visits the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Presented by Lars Tharp. With expert help from Hugo Morley-Fletcher and Victoria Leatham.
Producers Elizabeth Abrahams and Anne Bristow. Repeated Sunday 11pm
Repeated from yesterday 7pm
By George Brandt. Benvenuto Cellini 's Perseus Holding the Head of Medusa is one of the masterpieces of Renaissance sculpture. Drawing on Cellini's colourful autobiography, the play reveals the story of its creation. with Nick Moore , Paul B Davies. Sheila Hannon , Andrew Hitton , John Talfer and Professor Marcello Bellini. Director Sara Davies
Consumer debate on issues affecting our daily lives. With Peter White.
Tom Jaine travels to Croatia to learn how rural traditions are keeping an ancient cuisine vibrant.
Producer Jessica Mitchell
4: Canute and Edmund Ironside For details see Monday Revised repeat
Michael Rosen presents the programme about words and language. Morsels of Execration. A cornucopia of old
English words and phrases which may be best left forgotten or richly deserve a renaissance. Also a challenge to the assumption that our speech is drifting further into the mid- Atlantic. Producer Jane Ray
Repeated Sunday 8.30pm
Trevor Phillips plays Doctor Dolittle to discover how animals communicate and what they talk to each other about. Producer Bruce Whitney Low
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With Charlie Lee-Potter .
The comedy series about a business set up to ban stress from people's lives by doing the worrying for them. This week, Toby Longworth and Niall Ashdown worry about setting up a business. With Joanna Brookes , Debra Stephenson , Simon Greenall and Lewis MacLeod. Producer Kathy Smith
A six-figure sum?
Repeated tomorrow 2pm
John Wilson with the arts programme, including a reassessment of the screen's favourite sharp-talking, soft-hearted tough guy -
Humphrey Bogart , who was born 100 years ago. Producer Robert Ketteridge
By Mike Walker.
Repeated from 10.45am
Professor Roy Porter reconsiders the performance of some of the leading political figures of the 20th century by looking at their health. How dangerous was the world when
Reagan and Brezhnev held the reins of power in the 1980s? Producer Ian Bell Repeat
The European single currency has been launched this week. But it's not just about money. It is a major political step towards European integration. Gordon Brewer assesses the implications.
Producer Chris Bowlby
Plastics for Everything - Including TV Screens. Vanessa Collingridge checks out the technologies that will shape our future.
Producer Roland Pease
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With Robin Lustig.
By Emile Zola.
For details see Monday
Tony Roche 's four-part comedy series returns, with Dodgy Phil and another of his schemes to fill the pub with punters. Special guest Edith Piaf. Producer Jane Berthoud
Geoffrey Hill 's epic poem is a hymn celebrating the English Midlands, from King Offa to Spaghetti Junction, adapted for radio by Jonathan Davidson. With Simon Russell-Beale , David Bradley , Sonia Ritter and the children of Counden Primary School, Coventry. Producer Tim Dee
By Magnus Mills. read by Gavin Muir. For details see Monday
