From Howden Minster, East Riding of Yorkshire.

News round-up and analysis.

All the Mornings of the World. Fergal Keane examines the spirit and joy of Christmas morning. Producer Ronni Davis Repeated at 11.30pm

Nigella Lawson is one of the guests in this celebration of Christmas presented by Roger Bolton and Jane Little.
With music from the London Adventist Chorale, stories from near and far, and the winning entries in the Reduced Nativity competition. Producer Amanda Hancox

Martha Lane Fox appeals on behalf of Camfed.
Donations: [address removed]; Credit cards: Freephone [number removed]44
Producer Sally Flatman Rptd at 10.56pm, and on Thu 29 Dec at 3.27pm

The best of the year's broadcasting on BBC radio, presented by Francine Stock.
Producer Torquil MacLeod Extended repeat on New Year's Eve at 11am

we Have Seen His Glory. From St Martin-in-the-Fields,
London. The impact of Christ's birth is explored through the events of the past year. with music, readings and the Premiere of the winning entry in the Radio 4 Christmas carol competition. Led by the Rev Rosemary Lain-Priestley . preacher the Rev Nicholas Holtam. Director of music
Nicholas Danks. Producer Mark O'Brien

Omnibus edition.

6'7. Sandi Toksvig is the special guest in the godfather of f" Panel shows, which comes from the Harrogate
International Centre. Repeated from Monday 19 December

Chefs Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall , Giorgio Locatelli and Charita Jones , and novelist Michele Roberts feel the heat as Jay Rayner grills them with festive culinary conundrums. Producer Paula McGinley Repeated tomorrow at 6.30am

Veteran political journalist and presenter Peter Snow is
On stage at the Drill Hall in London to present some of his 'avourite pieces of writing. Among guests who read from a choice that includes AA Milne, Gibbon, Dylan Thomas ,
Dickens and Tennyson, is his daughter, the actress
ShunaSnow. Producer SaraDavies

In 2006, throughout the classical-music world and far beyond, people will be celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. As a curtain-raiser, this programme looks at the man and his music through 40 insights and ideas covering every angle of his extraordinary life and legacy, including tips from top layers, the latest in Mozart research and the future of Mozart in performance. Presented by Huw Edwards. Producer Martin Smith Repeated on New Year's Eve at 8pm

Her Majesty addresses the nation and the Commonwealth.

Biographer Richard Holmes joins Kate Mosse in an exploration of MR James 's ghost stories, including the Christmas tales he wrote at King's College, Cambridge, from Where this programme is broadcast. Producer Hilary Dunn Extended

The magic of Christmas is seen to work in mysterious ways in this classic stage-play - a feel-good, festive treat set in 1947. Written by Wynyard Browne and adapted for radio by Jonathan Hall.

6/6. The Oxen. Thomas Hardy 's nostalgic poem is explored by Peggy Reynolds. Despite Hardy's agnosticism, this work describes the traditional Nativity scene, with its enduring message of faith and hope. It was first published in The Times on Christmas Eve of 1915, when the events of the First World War were at their most terrible. Producer Viv Beeby Repeated tomorrow at 6am

Alan Bennett reflects on his work as a dramatist, performer and diarist, and shares memories of his childhood and his parents, in conversation with Mark Lawson. Producer Stephen Hughes (Revised rpt)

15/16. Sarah MacDonald considers the latest social, cultural and political developments in Australia. Repeated from yesterday at 7.45pm

A selection of the funniest moments from The News Quiz in 2005, introduced by Simon Hoggart.
Producer Katie Marsden Extended repeat on New Year's Eve at 11pm

Neil shows some Christmas spirit.
For cast see page 217 Repeated tomorrow at 2pm Soap & Flannel: page 31

Children's magazine programme, with Barney Harwood. Producers Rebecca Armstrong and Abi Awojobi

3/3. In a series about politically controversial legal cases, Clive Anderson looks at the ABC Trial - the dramatic official secrets act trial in 1978 that lead to fundamental changes in government secrecy.
Producer Jane Ashley Repeated on Wednesday 28 December at 8.45pm

3/6. The programme that showcases the best English-language radio on the planet. This week, Rosie Goldsmith tunes in to radio about food.
Repeated from Friday 23 December at 1.30pm

4/9. Michael Rosen with a festive edition that asks, among other things, why we feel the need, at this time of year, to use words like "festive". See Choices: page 226. Repeated from Friday 23 December at 4pm

How classic-novel serialisation was pioneered by the BBC is a stirring story, told here by Robert Giddings. Its development, over 60 years, has both reflected and influenced our view of classic literature. Giddings hears from some of the actors, directors and writers who have made these serials so memorable, and searchs for gems from the BBC archives. Producer Sara Davies

Sue MacGregor reunites some of the founding team of Not the Nine o'Clock News, one of the most successful comedy series of the 1980s. John Lloyd , Rowan Atkinson , Mel Smith , Chris Langham and Pamela Stephenson recall their initial meetings, the rehearsals, endless rewrites and the controversial, offbeat comedy sketches that emerged from their improvisations.
Producers Christina Captieux and David Prest

Repeated from 7.55am

3/10. Cherie Booth OC, and screenwriter Andrew Davies join Sue MacGregor to talk about their favourite books. See Choices: page 220.
Repeated from Tuesday 20 December at 4.30pm

Repeated from 6.05am

The director of the British Museum, Neil MacGregor , reflects on the mystery of the Incarnation as he contemplates an Anglo-Saxon whalebone casket depicting the story of the Nativity. Producer Stephen Shipley

2/3. The Flavours of Childhood. Joanne Harris on her grandmother's buckwheat pancakes, and Sean O'Brien on bacon fried in an unwashed pan by his father. For details see yesterday Series concludes on New Year's Eve

Tsunami
Testimonies (1/5) Listeners' contributions to the historic audio tribute to the region affected by Asian tsunami