Religious affairs

direct from the Grand National course, Aintree

BBC correspondents throughout the world

Everyday financial problems

from Braintree, Essex

by Monica Mears. A man's fantasy world threatens to break up his marriage

An Inquiry into the Treasury. Instant rerun for the series on the mandarins and the politicians

Wendy Jones presents this new series about the state of the environment and looks at the novel use of a disused crematorium and investigates what is happening to our moorlands

BBC correspondents on a current issue

Magazine for disabled listeners

(5) Cooking with Herbs

Music on records

by Alan Plater, who once worked in an architect's office, and translated all the goings-on into a play

The experience of Britain's Black-led Churches. Paul Boatend, black lawyer, parliamentary candidate and lay preacher, examines the extent to which the black church has grown since the Afro-Caribbean migration of the 1950s

Evening prayers