With the Rev Jenny Wigley.

A special programme from South Africa.

1/9. This week Radio 4 celebrates the centenary today of poet John Betjeman. His poems are featured throughout the day, beginning with a recording of Betjeman himself reciting Harvest Hymn. Producer Meniyn Hams
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With Sarah Montague and James Naughtie.
6.25, 7.25, 8.25 Sports News With Garry Richardson.

2/9. Reproof Deserved or After the Lecture read by John Betjeman. See 5.58am for further details

4/4. Ever Larger Union. Allan Little looks at the future of Europe in the 21st century. How are the founder countries dealing with the enlargement of their once very exclusive club? Producer Jane Beresford Repeated at 9.30pm

4/4. Michael Rosen examines how inferiority makes itself felt in a variety of public and private situations and asKs what we can do to gain in confidence, producer Paul Kobrak

3/9. The Cockney Amorist, read by Samuel West. See 5.58am

John Betjeman appeared on every kind of radio and TV programme, from earnest literary discussions to the fun of Jim'll Fix It. Miles Kington charts how the changing media world inspired Betjeman's poetry. Producer Richard Bannerman

Consumer affairs, with Liz Barclay and Peter White.

4/9. PotPourri from a Surrey Garden, read by Stephen Fry. See 5.58am for further details

With Nick Clarke.

5/9. Meditation on the A30, read by John Betjeman.
See 5.58am for further details

John Betjeman 's verse autobiography, voiced by the poet in the 1960s. With a soundscape, and music by Jim Parker played by the Nash Ensemble , producer Susan Roberts

_ 6/9. Station Syren, read by Susan Jameson. see 5.58am

Repeated from yesterday at 7pm

John Betjeman 's verse autobiography. For details see 1.45pm LW

Twenty20 International: England v Pakistan
A curtain-raiser for the one-day international series. From Bristol, with commentary by Jonathan Agnew and Arlo White , and comments from Chris Cairns and Shaun Udal.
Producer Peter Baxter approximate time

A selection of John Betjeman 's letters to the people he worked with in BBC Radio from the 1920s to the 1950s. Written and presented by Stephen Games , with David Collins as John Betjeman. Producer Christine Hall

1/5. The Most High Tea. By CandiaMcWilliam. An unusual family visit their favourite sweet shop and leave with far more than just a pleasant taste in their mouths. Read byTamara Kennedy. Producer Kirsty Williams.

A soundscape based on recordings of water, composed by wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson. Producer Sarah Blunt

7/9. Westgate-on-Sea, read by Samuel West. See 5.58am for further details

Rptd from yesterday at 12.30pm

Ernie Rea and his guests explore the place of faith in today's world. Producer Janet McLarty

With Eddie Mair.

9/11. Nicholas Parsons hosts the devious panel game from the Pleasance in Edinburgh.
Producer Claire Jones Repeated on Sunday at 12.04pm

David has a blast from the past.
For cast see page 28 Repeated tomorrow at 2pm

8/9. Senex, read by Derek Jacobi. See 5.58am for further details

Mark Lawson reports on this year's Edinburgh
International Television Festival. Producer Robyn Read

1/5. In a Bath Teashop. A series of plays by Paul Dodgson inspired by the women in John Betjeman 's poems. Dolly looks destined for a life on the shelf until a smooth-talking stranger walks through the door of her corner shop.
Producer Viv Beeby Repeated from 10.45am

Behind his carefully cultivated teddy-bear image, John Betjeman wrestled with doubts and demons. AN Wilson talks to people who knew him in an attempt to get to the heart Of this most complex of men. Producer Merilyn Harris

Trevor Fishlock finds out how the Welsh get around having comparatively few surnames. Producer Llinos Jones

3/3. Lemurs. in the 1970s Patricia Wright left her life as Brooklyn housewife to begin a journey that now sees her as one of the world's leading lemur experts. Gabrielle Walker travels to Madagascar to visit Pat and the lemurs, and meets Mother Blue , one of the oldest animals in the forest. Producer Jody Bourton

Repeated from 9am

With Robin Lustig.

6/10. Jack confronts Therese about her secret liaison. Read by Simon Donaldson. Written and abridged by Ron Butlin. Producer Kirsty Williams
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4/8. Michael Rosen investigates words and the way we speak. Producer Peter Everett Repeated tomorrow at 4pm

1/4. Bob and Ray. Mark Thomas profiles American double act Bob Elliot and Ray Goulding , pioneers of the spoof radio Show. Producer Paul Bajoria

1/5. By Antonia Fraser. Repeated from 9.45am

9/9. Goodbye, read by John Betjeman. see 5.58am for details