Listings
: Farming Today
The last of Steve Peacock 's reports from the Falklands. Editor Andrew ThormanContributors
: Today
Sue MacGregor and Winifred Robinson.6.25, 7.25, 8.25 Sports News
7.45 Thought for the Day With Gabrielle Cox.
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: Desert Island Discs
Sue Lawley's guest is Bob Monkhouse. Repeated from Sunday 20 December 11.15amContributors
: Serial: Peter Pan andWendy
Alan Bennett reads JM Barrie's story. final part. For details see Monday 28 DecemberContributors
: Woman's Hour
With Jenni Murray. Drama: Under One Roof. Part 5.Drama repeated at 7 45pm
For details see Moncay 28 December
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: Summer Pastures
Dylan Winter visits Pitchfork Ranch,Wyoming, to meet some real cowboys. Producer Richard Sanders
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: The Oldest Member
Maurice Denham stars as the golf club veteran in stories by PG Wodehouse . 1: The Awakening of Rollo PodmarshWith Robert Bathurst. Michael Fenton Stevens. Elizabeth Proud. Rebecca Front and Virginia
Denham. Produced and adapted by Edward Taylor
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: The World at One
With Guto Harri. Editor Kevin MarshContributors
: Screen Test
Brian Sibley presents a new year edition of the second semi-final, from the Comerhouse cinema in Manchester. producer Fiona BaileyContributors
: The Archers
Repeated from yesterday 7pm: Afternoon Play:Open Secrets
5: Vandals. Liza's return to a childhood haunt brings back memories both Peasant and disturbing. with Adam Sims , Gareth Tudor Price,Mark McKerracher , Thomas Gizbert. Director Marion Nancarrow. For details see Monday 28 December
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: Making History
Roger Wilkes is on a personal historical trail with a listener.Producer John Tuckey. PHONE: [number removed]
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: Radio: Ten Poemsabout Sound
Poet Sean Street talks to Charlotte Green about the poems he wrote forNational Poetry Day. inspired by Radio 4 landmarks like the shipping forecast, and reads the sequence in whole. Producer Julian May Revised repeat
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: Lullaby for anInsomniac Princess
By Marina Warner, read by Juliet Stevenson. Princess Imogen cannot sleep and yearns for this experience. Producer Tanya NashContributors
: Open Book
Repeated from Sunday 27 December 4pm: The Message
Alex Brodie and his guests engage in lively conversation about how current media trends affect our lives. Producer Lindsay LeonardContributors
: PM
With Branwen Jeffreys and Nigel Wrench. Editor Kevin MarshContributors
: News Quiz of the Year
Simon Hoggart 's pick of the news, with Alan Coren , Jeremy Hardy and the teams. Producer Jon Rolph Repeated tomorrow 12.30pmContributors
: The Archers
Washday blues.Written by Louise Page.
Archers Addicts Fan Club: send sae to [address removed]
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: Front Row
Seamus Heaney : Opened GroundThe Nobel Prize-winning poet talks to Mark Lawson and reads his earliest and his most recent poems. Producer Julian May
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: Under One Roof
By Michele Hanson. Part 5. Repeated from 10.45amContributors
: Our Next Question Please?
Jonathan Dimbleby looks back on a year in which the term "foreign affairs" took on a new meaning and Any Questions? celebrated its 50th birthday.Rptd Saturday 1.15pm
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: Letter from America
With Alistair Cooke.Repeated Sunday 8.45am
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- Letter from America: America, 1998 14 minutes
: The Friday Play:Where Three Roads Meet
Written and directed by Don Taylor.Peter is in crisis. But he is a Church of England vicar, and the time has come for him to share his problem with his bishop and his wife. with Peter Jeffrey. Robin Sebastian and Frances Jeater Repeat
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: Book at Bedtime: Five Dahls: The Way up to Heaven
The Way up to Heaven by Roald Dahl, read by Patricia Routledge. Final part. For details see Monday 28 DecemberLate Night on 4
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: Late Tackle
Eleanor Oldroyd hosts the late-night sports conversation.Contributors
: Sporting Philanthropists
The first of three programmes examining the motives of big-hearted businessmen who use their wealth and expertise to benefit sport. Sir Eddie Kulukundis Producer Ian BentContributors
: News
: Test Match Special
Australia v EnglandCommentary from Sydney on the first day's play of the Fifth Test. For information or retuning advice phone [number removed]
*Approximate times
: The Late Book: The Restraint of Beasts
By Magnus Mills, read by Gavin Muir. Part 5. For details see Monday 28 DecemberContributors
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