Today's story is "Little Red Hen" (traditional)
with Richard Whitmore
Weather
The people, the stories and the action behind the one commodity no one can do without - money.
with Percy Thrower from Bampton Manor, Oxon
In his second visit to the Manor of Bampton, Percy Thrower considers more tasks facing gardeners this weekend.
Introduced by Keith Dewhurst
Zulus in 'Macbeth'
The opening company in Peter Dauteny's World Theatre Season at the Aldwych - a spectacular Zulu version of Macbeth, brought all the way from Natal, with ritual dancing, music and song.
Rabbit Redux
The return of John Updike's famous character 'Rabbit' - the representative of Middle America - in his much acclaimed new novel, published here this week. John Updike, over from the States, talks to Jim Douglas Henry about the novel's brilliant reflection of contemporary America.
Music from Amsterdam
The Dutchman, Gustav Leonhardt, one of the world's greatest organists and harpsichordists, plays music by Bach and Couperin and talks about the great age of the harpsichord.
Adapted in nine parts by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson from Gabriel Chevallier's novel.
Told by Peter Ustinov and starring Cyril Cusack, Roy Dotrice, Wendy Hiller, Nigel Green, Kenneth Griffith, Cyd Hayman, Micheline Presle and Catherine Rouvel
A BBCtv co-production with Bavaria Atelier GMBH, Munich
The last episode of The British Empire was shown earlier this week, and issues arising from the controversial series will be discussed in tonight's programme.
